A superb Douglas McEwan short spoon, ca. 1840, bearing the original natural resin varnish oxidized by time. Douglas was one of two master clubmakers to share top honors as a featherball era maker with St. Andrews' Hugh Philp.
A rare and important Hugh Philp middle spoon, ca. 1825-30. This club bears a Golden Thornwood head, well 'hooked' in the face, and with a very thick Ram's horn leading edge. The shaft is a stout piece of red hickory and retains its original sheepskin grip. This fine spoon is a leading example of Philp's earliest work.
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