Patrick Murray was a Scottish silver maker during the 18th century. Items by this maker are extremely rare.
An early George II Scottish teapot by Patrick Murray, Edinburgh 1727, the spherical body chased around the top and around the cover with Baroque flowers, fruit, scrolls, shells and diaperwork, knop finial, silver scroll handle with ivory spacers, front engraved with armorial below a motto scroll, 23oz.
Sold for £ 5,497 inc. premium at Bonhams in 2004
A RARE SET OF THREE QUEEN ANNE SCOTTISH SILVER CASTERS MARK OF PATRICK MURRAY, EDINBURGH, 1706 Each of baluster form with moulded border, the bayonet-mounted domed cover pierced in a trellis design, one “blind” and engraved to match, with acorn finial, each marked under base The large caster 8 in. (20.4 cm.) high; 25 oz. (782 gr.) (3)
Sold for USD 8,750 at Christies in 2013
