Lot Essay
* Ian Pickford suggests that a correct description for such a variant: 'Scottish Bastard King's': Ref. fig.171, pg.123, "Silver Flatware - English, Irish and Scottish 1660-1980".
COMPRISING
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A QUANTITY OF VARIOUS ANTIQUE SCOTTISH FLATWARE
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three rounded end table spoons, mark of Patrick Robertson, Edinburgh, 1783,
six single-struck variant King's pattern [see note below], mark of Robert Gray & Son, Edinburgh, 1815,
six single-struck Victorian King's pattern table spoons, mark of Mackay & Chisholm, Edinburgh, 1842,
five dessert spoons and five dessert forks single struck variant King's pattern,
four single-struck King's pattern teaspoons, mark of possiblyRobert Duncan, Edinburgh, 1853,
TOGETHER WITH six Edwardian King's pattern coffee spoons, 61½oz,
all except coffee spoons engraved with initial(s). (35)
COMPRISING
three rounded end table spoons, mark of Patrick Robertson, Edinburgh, 1783,
six single-struck variant King's pattern [see note below], mark of Robert Gray & Son, Edinburgh, 1815,
six single-struck Victorian King's pattern table spoons, mark of Mackay & Chisholm, Edinburgh, 1842,
five dessert spoons and five dessert forks single struck variant King's pattern,
four single-struck King's pattern teaspoons, mark of possiblyRobert Duncan, Edinburgh, 1853,
TOGETHER WITH six Edwardian King's pattern coffee spoons, 61½oz,
all except coffee spoons engraved with initial(s). (35)
Special notice
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