Scottish Provincial Maker: IT?

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Scottish Provincial Maker: IT?

Post by Granmaa »

Yet another Scottish maker: it looks like either IT or IL.

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Post by dognose »

Hi Miles,

I believe that's John Leslie of Aberdeen.

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Post by Granmaa »

Thankyou Trev.

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Post by MCB »

Hello Miles,

I'd agree John Leslie of Aberdeen is most likely if you're happy the spoon is Scottish provincial. His dates are from about 1774-1821 by the way according to Jackson's page 584.
If not Scottish then, of course, any of a fair few spoonmakers using this style of punch.

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Post by Granmaa »

Thanks, Mike.

The spoon does have a Scottish feel. The drop is certainly unEnglish.

Miles
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