A group of Irish and Scottish silver teaspoons. Various dates and makers. The group comprising: a set of six George III Scottish silver teaspoons, Edinburgh, 1782, maker Mc, engraved 'EB to terminals; three William IV Scottish silver examples with shell terminals, Edinburgh, 1831, maker SH or HS; a set of eight William IV Irish Fiddle pattern teaspoons, Dublin, 1831 and 1832, Samuel Neville, engraved with monogram to terminals; three Irish silver examples with rat tail bowls, Dublin, 1825, 1835 and 1836, various makers; and nine further various Irish silver teaspoons, total weight approx. 16.1ozt (a lot)

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