Scottish Provincial Silver

There are a number of Scottish provincial towns that produced silversmiths who used their own marks. Some appear quite often, while other towns are extremely rare. Check out this blog post for a list of rarity:

Rarity of Scottish Provincial Towns

We have a number of Scottish Provincial pieces in stock, including some of the rarer cities, so let us know if you are looking for anything in particular. 

15 products
  • Pair of Scottish Provincial Teaspoons, unascribed 'HS' - probably Banff
    Sold
    $175.00
  • Scottish Provincial Sterling Tongs, Thomas Davie, Greenock, c.1820
    $165.00
    $165.00
  • Set of 7 Scottish Kings Pattern Variant Tablespoons, Mitchell & Sons, Glasgow, 1822
    $895.00
    $895.00
  • Set of 6 Kings Pattern Variant Scottish Teaspoons, George White, Glasgow, 1833
    $225.00
    $225.00
  • Scottish Sterling 'Indian style' Cream Jug, James Reid & Co, Glasgow, 1873
    $325.00
    $325.00
  • Pair of Scottish Provincial Dessert Spoons, James Erskine, Aberdeen, c1790
    $425.00
    $425.00
  • Set of Six Scottish Kings Pattern Dessert Spoons, Robert Gray & Son, Glasgow, 1835
    $395.00
    $395.00
  • Scottish Provincial Tablespoon, Peter Ross, Aberdeen, 1819-1822
    $195.00
    $195.00
  • Rare set of Scottish Provincial silverware, Dundee, 1830s-40s
    $3,250.00
    $3,250.00
  • Three Scottish Provincial Celtic Point Tablespoons, T Davie, Greenock
    $495.00
    $495.00
  • EXTREMELY RARE Socttish Provincial Sugar Spoon, James McIver, Fochabers
    Sold
    $3,500.00
  • Rare Early Scottish Provincial Tablespoon, Dundee, 1760s
    $495.00
    $495.00
  • Scottish Provincial Tablespoon, Glasgow, 1770s
    $225.00
    $225.00
  • Scottish Provincial Silver Dessert Spoon, Inverness, 1813-1857
    $95.00
    $95.00
  • Rare Pair of Scottish Provincial Cream Ladles, RICHARDSON Colin & LINDSAY John, St. Andrews, 1830-1860
    $850.00
    $850.00