Solid silver soup ladle from Edinburgh, Scotland - 1828

This Georgian sterling silver soup ladle, made in 1828 by the renowned Edinburgh silversmith Andrew Wilkie (AW), is a superb example of Scottish craftsmanship. With its deep bowl and elegant handle, it combines utility with collectible value. Hallmarks and Details: • Maker: Andrew Wilkie (AW) • Year: 1828 (letter W) • Assay Office: Edinburgh • Hallmarks: • Castle Hallmark – Identifies Edinburgh as the assay place • Thistle Hallmark – Symbol of Scotland, certifying sterling silver (92.5%) • King George IV Head – Tax mark indicating that duty was paid to the Crown • Material: Solid Sterling Silver • Condition: Excellent antique condition with slight signs of age An exceptional addition to any Scottish silver collection, this hallmarked Edinburgh ladle will delight Georgian silver enthusiasts and collectors looking for an exceptional piece. Worldwide shipping available. Please contact me with any questions!