Scottish Provincial Table Spoons Greenock c1820

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Perfect gift for the Scottish silver collector a lovely Georgian/Regency pair of silver Scottish provincial table spoons.

These heavy solid silver Scottish provincial table spoons are of the Celtic point design. Both carry the Anchor mark for Greenock along with the makers mark TD for Thomas Davie, Circa 1820. The handles are lightly engraved with an M.

The table spoons are 9 & 1/4 inches (23cm) long and together weigh a total of approximately 144g. Both spoons are in a good antique condition.

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Date 1820  Regency Antiques Material Silver Origin Scottish Maker Thomas Davie Item code as470a333 / F0076 Status Sold

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