This celtic point teaspoon is struck with an anchor and the makers mark either side. I am thinking it is probably Paisley in origin, but would welcome the thoughts of others on this and on who the maker is.
Many Thanks
Martin
Spoon, probably Paisley
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Spoon, probably Paisley
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This celtic point teaspoon is struck with an anchor and the makers mark either side. I am thinking it is probably Paisley in origin, but would welcome the thoughts of others on this and on who the maker is.
Many Thanks
Martin
This celtic point teaspoon is struck with an anchor and the makers mark either side. I am thinking it is probably Paisley in origin, but would welcome the thoughts of others on this and on who the maker is.
Many Thanks
Martin
Re: Spoon, probably Paisley
Hi Martin,
Paisley indeed. The maker was Lindsay Luke.
Trev.
Paisley indeed. The maker was Lindsay Luke.
Trev.
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Re: Spoon, probably Paisley
Cheers Trev, not to be confused with Luke Lindsay the watch case maker ;)
Martin
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