A rare set of six George III Scots Fiddle Pattern Teaspoons made by James Lockhart of Glasgow and assayed in Edinburgh in 1784/85

A rare set of six George III Scots Fiddle Pattern Teaspoons made by James Lockhart of Glasgow and assayed in Edinburgh in 1784/85
A rare set of six George III Scots Fiddle Pattern Teaspoons made by James Lockhart of Glasgow and assayed in Edinburgh in 1784/85
A rare set of six George III Scots Fiddle Pattern Teaspoons made by James Lockhart of Glasgow and assayed in Edinburgh in 1784/85
A rare set of six George III Scots Fiddle Pattern Teaspoons made by James Lockhart of Glasgow and assayed in Edinburgh in 1784/85

A rare set of six George III Scots Fiddle Pattern Teaspoons made by James Lockhart of Glasgow and assayed in Edinburgh in 1784/85

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Scottish & Irish Silver

Reference

135258

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The Spoons are modelled in the rare Scots Fiddle Pattern. Each piece is well marked and is engraved at the top of the stem with a contemporary initial in typical Scots script lettering.

Dimensions:

Height 5 cm / 2 "
Year

1784

Country

Glasgow

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