Add to albumThese two silver plated forks were made by the Edinburgh firm Morton in 1817. The forks are part of a King's pattern service made for Sheriff Donald MacLeod of Geanies in Ross-Shire and his descendants.
One of 21 table forks from a King's pattern service associated with the family of Sheriff Donald MacLeod of Geanies, Ross-shire : by Morton, Edinburgh, 1817
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- Online ID: 000-100-045-882-C
- Image Rights Holder: National Museums Scotland
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- Ref: National Museums Scotland H.MEQ 1615.85
- Date: 1817
1817
- Material: Silver. Inscription: MORTON; Edinburgh; 1817; AW; Sun in splendour
Silver. Inscription: MORTON; Edinburgh; 1817; AW; Sun in splendour
Fork, table
Fork, table
- Dimensions: 200 mm L x 22 mm W (max 0
200 mm L x 22 mm W (max)
- What: Fork, table
Fork, table
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- Who: A. Wilkie (?) (Additional maker)
A. Wilkie (?) (Additional maker)
Morton, Edinburgh (Maker)
Morton, Edinburgh (Maker)
Sheriff Donald MacLeod (Owner)
Sheriff Donald MacLeod (Owner)
- Where: Ross-shire, Geanies
Ross-shire, Geanies
Scotland, Midlothian, Edinburgh
Scotland, Midlothian, Edinburgh
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