William Auld
Celebrating Silver
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ZAR 6 000 - 8 000
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William Auld
Edinburgh
A miscellaneous group of George III spoons, William Auld, Edinburgh, 1814
comprising: ten dinner spoons, six dessert spoons, ten teaspoons, four gravy spoons, and a ladle, variously engraved, 1130g all in
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Notes
William Auld: Edinburgh
1 Ladle 1814
4 Dinner spoons 1815
6 Dinner spoons 1825
3 Dessert spoons 1814
3 dessert spoons makers marks worn
William Marshall: Edinburg
3 teaspoons 1829
7 teaspoons, makers marks worn
Francis Howden: Edinburgh
4 sauce ladles 1819
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