An unusual Twisted Toddy Ladle made in Glasgow in 1849, makers mark J.R.

An unusual Twisted Toddy Ladle made in Glasgow in 1849, makers mark J.R.
An unusual Twisted Toddy Ladle made in Glasgow in 1849, makers mark J.R.
An unusual Twisted Toddy Ladle made in Glasgow in 1849, makers mark J.R.

An unusual Twisted Toddy Ladle made in Glasgow in 1849, makers mark J.R.

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Scottish & Irish Silver

Reference

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The Toddy Ladle has a circular bowl and unusually long stem, displaying a twisted section in the centre.

Length: 8 inches.

Year

1849

Country

Glasgow

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