Silver presentation spoon
Probably made by David McGregor and Co., Perth

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000-100-079-233-C

Silver salver known as the Strathmore Salver

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000-100-000-974-C

Silver scalpel case
Presented to T. Metcalf in 1838 by the people of Tyninghame, East Lothian

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000-100-002-061-C

Silver scalpel case

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000-190-000-919-C

Silver snuff box
Made in Edinburgh

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000-100-001-576-C

Silver spoon
From Irvine, Ayrshire

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000-100-002-445-C

Silver spoon

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000-100-082-004-C

Silver spoon found in Haddington, East Lothian
Made in Edinburgh

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000-100-002-459-C

Silver spoon known as the 'Cunningham seal-top'

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000-100-000-924-C

Silver sugar basin
Made in Edinburgh

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000-190-000-782-C

Silver tankard
Made in Edinburgh

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000-100-001-208-C

Silver tea caddy
Made in Edinburgh

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000-100-001-218-C

Silver teapot and stand
Made in Edinburgh

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000-100-000-950-C

Silver wax jack with a detachable silver snuffer
Made in Edinburgh

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000-100-000-989-C

Silver wine taster
Made in Edinburgh

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000-100-001-176-C

Silver-gilt medal of Queen Anne and James VIII, the Old Pretender

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000-100-003-087-C