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Georgian Edinburgh Silver Toddy Ladles
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Georgian Edinburgh Silver Toddy Ladles

18th century
Description

This is a pair of Edinburgh silver toddy ladles from 1771. Hand crafted in Edinburgh for the Innes family of Morayshire whose clan seat lies at Innes Castle just outside Elgin.

They are engraved with the family motto " Ornatur radix fronde", translated from latin "the root is adorned with foliage".

Ladles are in excellent condition for age with one small spot just visible at front upper stalk.

Assay Office: Edinburgh

Date: c. 1771

Ladle 1 weight (gramnes): 48

Ladle 2 weight (gramnes): 44

Length (cm); 19

Bowl (cm): 5

Physical Dimensions
Height
19cm (7.48")
Width
5cm (1.97")
Declaration

Roselane Antiques has dated these Georgian Silver Toddy Ladles to the Georgian era.

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SA777073
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RKS02
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This is a pair of Edinburgh silver toddy ladles from 1771.
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Hand crafted in Edinburgh for the Innes family of Morayshire whose clan seat lies at Innes Castle just outside Elgin.
Roselane Antiques

They are engraved with the family motto " Ornatur radix fronde", translated from latin "the root is adorned with foliage".

fig 1. A pair of Georgian sterling silver toddy ladles with round bowls and long flared handles positioned crossed over each other.
fig 1. Georgian Edinburgh Silver Toddy Ladles

Ladles are in excellent condition for age with one small spot just visible at front upper stalk.

Assay Office: Edinburgh

Date: c. 1771

Ladle 1 weight (gramnes): 48

Ladle 2 weight (gramnes): 44

Length (cm); 19

Bowl (cm): 5

Height
19cm (7.48")
Width
5cm (1.97")
Date of Manufacture

Roselane Antiques has dated these Georgian Silver Toddy Ladles to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA777073
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RKS02
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Archive I A pair of Georgian sterling silver toddy ladles with round bowls and long flared handles positioned crossed over each other.

Georgian Edinburgh Silver Toddy Ladles

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A pair of Georgian sterling silver toddy ladles with round bowls and long flared handles positioned crossed over each other.
Georgian Edinburgh Silver Toddy Ladles
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A pair of Georgian sterling silver toddy ladles with round bowls and long flared handles positioned crossed over each other.
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A Georgian silver toddy ladle is a specialised serving utensil crafted during the Georgian era, traditionally designed to serve warm punch or toddy beverages from a bowl into individual cups.

These ladles were hand-hammered from sterling silver, frequently featuring solid silver handles or handles constructed from turned wood, horn, or twisted baleen.

Authentic Georgian Edinburgh silver bears official Scottish assay marks, including the Edinburgh castle town mark, the monarchs duty mark, a makers mark, and a specific date letter.

Antique silver ladles are typically displayed on a sideboard top inside a crystal punch bowl, placed on bar carts, or wall-mounted within shadow boxes as silver metal accents.

Clean sterling silver ladles with warm water and a mild non-detergent soap, dry immediately with a soft lint-free cloth, and store in tarnish-resistant cloth bags.
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