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Scottish Provincial Celtic Revival Cast Silver Coffee Spoons (Set of 6) - John Fraser Inverness
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Reference: S11556
Period: Elizabeth II
Year: 1961
Silversmith: John Fraser
Place: Inverness with Edinburgh hallmarks
Price: $ 280.00 Weight: 63 grams Dimensions: 9.4 cm Condition: Excellent. Box condition also good.
Description: An interesting set of 6 cast silver Scottish Provincial silver coffee spoons, made in Inverness in 1961 by John Fraser, but hallmarked in Edinburgh as required by regulations. The spoons have a Viking longboat finial, a Celtic knot at the top and bottom of the stem, which is textured on the front. The spoon bowls are quite flat, and the back of the spoons show how these spoons were cast in a mold rather than hammered or stamped in a press. All 6 spoons are clearly hallmarked for Edinburgh 1961, along with makers mark JF and INS for Inverness. The spoons are in excellent condition, and come in a box without a name which feels to large for them, so probably not the original box. John Fraser traded as Silvercraft from Castle Street, Inverness, he registered his mark with the Edinburgh Assay office in 1960, and worked until 1982. He apprenticed with Medlock & Craik in the 1930's, which was probably interrupted by WW11. He is primarily remembered for silver clan badges, kilt pins and Celtic inspired jewellery, spoons by him are rare.
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