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Fantastic condition Scottish Provincial silver masking spoon sometimes called a mashing spoon, Marked with JS and what is described as The ‘Zodiac’ mark it is by James Smith who is known to have worked 1780-1828.
It measures 162mm in length.
A Masking or Mashing spoon, designed for stirring tea in the pot.
Fantastic condition Scottish Provincial silver masking spoon sometimes called a mashing spoon, Marked with JS and what is described as The ‘Zodiac’ mark it is by James Smith who is known to have worked 1780-1828.
It measures 162mm in length.
A Masking or Mashing spoon, designed for stirring tea in the pot.
DATE | c.1790 |
MAKER | James Smith |
ASSAY OFFICE | Aberdeen |
WEIGHT (Grammes) | 16 |
WEIGHT (Troy) | 0.51 |
REF:- | 104C |
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Situated within the Central belt of Scotland (UK), we are a small, family run business. Indeed, we traded in silver for many years before forming Dart Silver Ltd in 2006.