Kanshin mata-kuguri no zu (Han Xin crawling between the legs)

Silver tablespoon with a Hanoverian end, by David Warnock, Glasgow, inscribed "M" on the underside of the end

Silver tablespoon with a rounded rat-tail bowl and a Hanoverian end, by C.D., possibly Charles Dickson, Dundee, inscribed "R S M G" on the underside of the end

Silver tablespoon with an Old English end, by Thomas Stewart, Elgin, inscribed "I L" on the end

Silver tablespoon with a rounded rat-tail bowl and a Hanoverian end, by George Cooper, Aberdeen, c. 1730, inscribed "W M D" on the underside of the end

Silver tablespoon with a long pointed bowl and turned down fiddle or oar end, by Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh, 1819 - 1820, inscribed "CAL: HORT: SOC: To .... 1"

Silver tablespoon with a long pointed bowl and turned down fiddle or oar end, by Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh, 1819 - 1820, inscribed "CAL: HORT: SOC: To .... 2"

Silver tablespoon with a long pointed bowl and turned down fiddle or oar end, by Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh, 1819 - 1820, inscribed "CAL: HORT: SOC: To .... 3"

Silver tablespoon with a long pointed bowl and turned down fiddle or oar end, by Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh, 1819 - 1820, inscribed "CAL: HORT: SOC: To .... 4"

Silver tablespoon with a long pointed bowl and turned down fiddle or oar end, by Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh, 1819 - 1820, inscribed "CAL: HORT: SOC: To .... 5"

Silver tablespoon with a long pointed bowl and turned down fiddle or oar end, by Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh, 1819 - 1820, inscribed "CAL: HORT: SOC: To .... 6"

Silver tablespoon with an Old English end, decorated with bright cutting, by Patrick Robertson, Edinburgh, 1778 - 1779

Silver wavy-ended tablespoon by Alexander Kincaid, Edinburgh, 1728 - 1729

Silver oar end tablespoon by Charles Dalgleish, Edinburgh, 1816 - 1817, engraved with a crest and "Waterloo Prize Money"

Silver tablespoon by W.C., Greenock, with the Breadalbane private stamp

Silver tablespoon by Charles Jameson, Inverness, inscribed with monogram "IMS" on the stem

Silver tablespoon with Hanoverian pattern stem, marked with 'PC', a stag's head and 'PC', the end is engraved with 'W', made by Peter Cuthberston, Cannongate, Edinburgh, 1755 - 1756