A very rare George III "Twisted Stem" Marrow Scoop made in Edinburgh circa 1790 by William Robertson.

A very rare George III "Twisted Stem" Marrow Scoop made in Edinburgh circa 1790 by William Robertson.
A very rare George III "Twisted Stem" Marrow Scoop made in Edinburgh circa 1790 by William Robertson.
A very rare George III "Twisted Stem" Marrow Scoop made in Edinburgh circa 1790 by William Robertson.

A very rare George III "Twisted Stem" Marrow Scoop made in Edinburgh circa 1790 by William Robertson.

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British Silver 1760-1830

Scottish & Irish Silver

Reference

369600

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The Marrow Scoop has a very unusual long slender form. The central section, unusually, has a twisted section which is a rare characteristic of Scottish flatware design. The Scoop is of a very good gauge and is marked on the reverse.



Length: 10.75 inches, 26.88cm.



Year

1790

Country

Edinburgh

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