Null THREE SILVER TODDY LADLES
the first, maker's mark DM, Edinburgh 1815, with…

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THREE SILVER TODDY LADLES the first, maker's mark DM, Edinburgh 1815, with a plain circular bowl and cast silver handle, 41.5cm long; the second, by John Langlands I & John Robertson I, Newcastle, c.1785, with an oval bowl and baleen handle, 39.5cm long; the third, probably by Joseph Smith I, London 1735, with a plain oval bowl and turned wooden handle, 35.5cm long. (3) 8.3 troy ounces

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THREE SILVER TODDY LADLES the first, maker's mark DM, Edinburgh 1815, with a plain circular bowl and cast silver handle, 41.5cm long; the second, by John Langlands I & John Robertson I, Newcastle, c.1785, with an oval bowl and baleen handle, 39.5cm long; the third, probably by Joseph Smith I, London 1735, with a plain oval bowl and turned wooden handle, 35.5cm long. (3) 8.3 troy ounces

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