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1824 Spoon by James Marshall

Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2016 9:54 am
by Eggoman
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Hey Trev:

As a "THANK YOU" for your assistance! Here is a picture of a Scottish Teaspoon that I was given and the provenance accompanying it tying it to Noted Actor Edward Everett Horton...sort of.

IF I read the Hallmarks correctly - and I may not have - it is the work of James Marshall of Edinburgh, Scotland, is made of STERLING SILVER, and dates to 1824. It measures ~5.625 inches long.

How did I do?

Eggo

Re: 1824 Spoon by James Marshall

Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2016 11:14 am
by dognose
Hi Eggo,

Yes, Edinburgh 1824, but the maker is likely James Mackay at that time in partnership with David Cunningham as Mackay & Cunningham.

Unfortunately, 'JM' is the commonest set of Scottish initials and often leads to problems.

Trev.

Re: 1824 Spoon by James Marshall

Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2016 11:31 am
by Eggoman
Thanks again! Eventually, I will get the hang of this!