Aberdeen Toddy Ladle by William Jamieson, 1820s (George IV Period)

 
 

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Crafted in the early 1820s by esteemed Aberdeen silversmith William Jamieson, this  toddy ladle is a beautiful reflection of Georgian-era elegance. Weighing 35g and bearing clear hallmarks, it showcases Jamieson’s craftsmanship. Despite a very small ding in the bowl, this ladle remains in good condition and is a fine collector’s piece from Scotland’s silversmithing history.

Reference Number

#701

Price(s)

£100

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About the Design

The ladle features a “W” engraving, offering a touch of personalization. Its design and balanced weight make it both a functional  and an attractive item, the clean lines reflecting the high standards of Aberdeen silversmithing during the early 19th century. Perfect for connoisseurs of Scottish Provincial antique silver.