A quantity of 19th century Queen's pattern table silver, various date and makers

comprising; twenty-four William IV Scottish table forks, James & Walter Marshall, Edinburgh, 1832 & 1842; twenty-one Scottish George IV dessert spoons, George McHattie, Edinburgh, 1824, three further dessert spoons, Eley & Fearn, London, 1822-30, twenty-two George IV dessert forks, Aaron Hadfield, Sheffield, 1815-21, twenty-nine Scottish teaspoons, James & Walter Marshall, Edinburgh, 1822, twenty-four George IV dessert knives, Joseph Law, Sheffield, 1819, together with two Scottish fish knives, a condiment spoon, a pair of sugar tongs, and five electroplated coffee spoons

Some Sir John Stuart, formerly Belsches Wishart  (1752-1821)

Possibly some of this group supplied by Mackay & Cunningham, Jewellers Manufacturers of Gold & silver Plate, North Bridge, Edinburgh, 23 October 1819; 24 Silver Dessert knives Kings pattern £9-19-6' along with '2 silver butter knives kings pattern £2-5-0, engraving 26 crests on, £0-13-0', NLS (Acc.4796/195)
and
Francis James & Walter Marshall, Jewellers and Silversmiths, 52 North Bridge, Edinburgh, 13 March 1823; 3 dozen teaspoons, £14-9-6, engraved with crests on each, £0-18-0', NLS (Acc.4796/194)
and
Mackay & Cunningham, Jewellers Manufacturers of Gold & silver Plate, North Bridge, Edinburgh, 13 October 1825; '6 Silver salt spoons, £7-7-6', NLS (Acc.4796/195)

Good clear marks. Light surface wear. Some pieces with filled handles (Sheffield manufacture) are slightly pronounced in terms of blades to handles but generally good. One dessert knife in particular will need repair before usage.
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