Leopard Antiques Scottish Provincial Silver Toddy Ladles (Set of 3) - Aberdeen

Scottish Provincial Silver Toddy Ladles (Set of 3) - Aberdeen - Cheeseman and Robertson family crest

Reference: S1405 Period: George IV Year: 1821-1826 Silversmith: James Pirie Place: Aberdeen Price: $ 600.00 Weight: 76 grams Dimensions: 15.2 cm Condition: Excellent. No dents at all, bowls in lovely condition. Slight kink to one stem. Description: A rare set of 3 Scottish provincial toddy ladles (Fiddle pattern) made by James Pirie of Aberdeen. All 3 ladles have an interesting crest, a dexter hand holding a kings crown, which is well engraved. This is the crest of the Cheeseman family, it is also used by the Robertson family. The hallmarks JP, ABD, JP are very clear on all 3 ladles. The makers mark JP is quite rare, in fact it is not depicted in Jackson's, although it is recorded in Turner's Scottish provincial silversmiths.

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