Antique 1836 Scottish Sterling Silver Condiment Spoons by William Scott Edinburg

Fine pair of early 19th-century sterling silver condiment spoons, fully hallmarked for Edinburgh 1836 and made by esteemed Scottish silversmith William Scott. Each spoon features a classic fiddle pattern handle and original gilt-washed bowl, typical of Georgian tableware. Crisp hallmarks and beautifully preserved form make these excellent examples of Scottish provincial silver, ideal for collectors or elegant table settings.

Details:

Maker: William Scott

Year: 1836

Assay Office: Edinburgh

Material: Sterling silver (.925)

Length: 10 cm

Weight: 19.8 grams (combined)

Notable Features: Fiddle pattern, original gilded bowls, fully hallmarked

Condition: Excellent antique condition with only light signs of age

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