Four George III – George IV Scottish provincial silver teaspoons

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Four George III – George IV Scottish provincial silver teaspoons

All fiddle pattern, one Perth by Robert Keay, one Aberdeen by William Jamieson, one Dundee by David Manson, the other Aberdeen by Alexander Grant. Each marked accordingly with town marks, thistle, and maker’s marks. (4)

Longest – 14.2 cm / 5.6 inches

Weight - 61 grams / 1.96 ozt

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Four George III – George IV Scottish provincial silver teaspoons

Lot 0696

Estimate £80-£120

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