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Fish Slice

Silversmith (Aberdeen, Scotland, active 1806 - 1841)
Date1806 - 1841
Object NameSlice
Mediumsilver
ClassificationsApplied Art
DimensionsOverall: Length: 29 cm
Maximum: Width: 6.9 cm
AcquisitionPurchased in 1981 with assistance from the National Fund for Acquisitions
CopyrightOut of copyright - CC0
LocationOn Display - Gallery 06
Object numberABDAG001128
About MeA fish slice with a slightly concave blade featuring a cut away edge decorated with pierced and engraved floral and feather work, held with a rectangular mouldnap on a square wedged shaft with a fiddle pattern handle.

Along with the everyday fare of flatware, spoons and forks, Jamieson, a Scottish silversmith, also specialised in making small boxes and goblets.
More About Me
This beautiful piece looks both practical and very ornate. Would you be happy using this for everyday use, or is it too pretty to be used for serving up fish?
Exhibitions
Fish Slice by William Whitecross
William Whitecross
1832
Fish Slice by James Berry
James Berry
c. 1840
Fish Knife
William Jamieson
1806 - 1841
Toddy Ladle by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
1806 - 1841
Teaspoon by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
1806 - 1841
Tablespoon by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
1806 - 1841
Tablespoon by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
c. 1815
Sauce Ladle by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
1806 - 1841
Dessert Spoon by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
1806 - 1841
Teaspoon by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
1806 - 1841
Meat Fork by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
1806 - 1841
Dessert Fork by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
1806 - 1841
Mustard Spoon by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
1806 - 1841
Sugar Tongs by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
1806 - 1841
Preserve Spoon by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
1806 - 1841
Punch Ladle by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
1800 - 1849
Fish Slice my Middleton Rettie and Sons
M Rettie & Sons
c. 1840
Fish Slice
James Erskine
1790
Teaspoon by George Sangster
George Sangster
1865
Hash Spoon by Mitchell and Russell
Mitchell & Russell
1813 - 1814
Sugar Tongs by George Booth
George Booth
early 19th Century
Three Teaspoons by William Jamieson
William Jamieson
c. 1810 - 1841
Two Mustard Spoons by Daniel Pontifex
Daniel Pontifex
early 19th Century
Two Toddy Ladles by James Erskine
James Erskine
1792 - 1820