Set of 4 Victorian Scottish Teaspoons by Marshall & Sons, Edinburgh 1859
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This exquisite set of four matching Victorian teaspoons, crafted in 1859 by the renowned Marshall & Sons of Edinburgh, offers a fine example of mid-19th century Scottish silverware. Weighing a generous 93 grams in total, these spoons are not only practical for use but also highly collectible for lovers of antique silver. Each spoon is clearly and crisply hallmarked, a testament to the quality and authenticity of their craftsmanship during the reign of Queen Victoria (1837–1900).
Whether you’re an avid collector or seeking a refined gift, these spoons make a charming addition to any silver collection or elegant table setting.
Reference Number
#023
Single struck Kings pattern
The spoons feature a classic Victorian design, embodying the timeless grace and functionality of 19th-century silverware. Their clean lines and balanced proportions are enhanced by the elegant simplicity of Scottish styling. The crisp Edinburgh hallmarks add both decorative appeal and historical significance, while the maker’s mark of Marshall & Sons signifies trusted quality and heritage. These spoons remain in lovely condition, showcasing the enduring craftsmanship of one of Scotland’s esteemed silversmiths.