An elegant Vintage Scotish silverplated twenty four and twelve place setting 155 piece canteen of cutlery, marked James Aitchison of Princes Street, Edinburgh, Goldsmith to the Queen (Victoria), late 19th Century in date.This impressive set includes a beautiful oak case with blue felt lining, the complete of set of cutlery, excluding table and starter knives. Some pieces of cutlery contain parts made of white material which is not ivory.The set comprises : 4x Berry serving spoons1x Ice tongs1x Grape scissors1x Sugar Tongs2x Jam Spoons24x Dinner forks24x Starter forks1x Fish serving knife1x Fish serving fork12x Fish kinves12x Fish forks12x Tea spoons2x Butter knives24x Dersert spoons4x Knife rests1x Asparagus tongs2x Large grave serving spoons1x Large soup ladle1x Crumb scoop1x Salad serving fork1x Salad serving spoon12x Gravy spoons12x Soup spoons Condition:In really excellent condition.Please see photos for confirmation.Dimensions in cm:Height 25 cm x Width 47 cm x Depth 36 cmDimensions in inches:Height 10 inches x Width 1 foot, 6 inches x Depth 1 foot, 2 inchesThe hallmarks are clear, including makers mark JA for James Aitchison of Princes Street, Edinburgh, Goldsmith to the Queen (Victoria), Prince of Wales and Duke of Edinburgh. Aitchison worked between 1877 and 1910, he was a town councillor, and was involved in the building of Usher Hall. His home in Edinburgh is now the Huntley Museum on the Royal mile.Our reference: A4079Height is 25cm (9.8inches)
Width is 47cm (18.5inches)
Depth is 36cm (14.2inches)