A RARE gEORGE iii bUTTER sPOON MADE IN eDINBUGH IN 1816 BY gEORGE dALGLEISH.

A RARE gEORGE iii bUTTER sPOON MADE IN eDINBUGH IN 1816 BY gEORGE dALGLEISH.
A RARE gEORGE iii bUTTER sPOON MADE IN eDINBUGH IN 1816 BY gEORGE dALGLEISH.
A RARE gEORGE iii bUTTER sPOON MADE IN eDINBUGH IN 1816 BY gEORGE dALGLEISH.

A RARE gEORGE iii bUTTER sPOON MADE IN eDINBUGH IN 1816 BY gEORGE dALGLEISH.

£295
Category

Scottish & Irish Silver

Serving Pieces

Flatware

Reference

374735

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The Butter Spoon is modelled in the Fiddle Pattern and displays a rectangular bowl with rounded corners.  The top of the stem is engraved with a contemporary Scottish Crest with Motto above and script initials below.  The Spoon is in excellent condition and is very well marked.  

Length: 6.75 inches, 16.88 cm.

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