Fish slice, fiddle pattern

Maker’s mark: “HINCH / LIFFE” (impressed) Assay marks: tree, lion rampant (Glasgow) Date mark: “D” (1822) Duty mark: head of George IV   Fish slices first appeared on dinner tables in about 1760. The pierced blade allowed the cooking juices to drain.
Object no :
DMSW040a, DMSW040b
Collection :
Joseph Walker Hinchsliffe
Creator :
Joseph Walker Hinchsliffe
Place of Production :
NA
Dimensions :
length 310mm, width (blade) 72mm, length (blade) 157mm
Materials :
silver
Location :
NA
Accession number :
DUMFM:1999.23.1
Copyright :
Dumfries & Galloway Council
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