Need information on Robert Addison-Smith 3rd Seaforths
 

Need help finding Robert Addison-Smith 3rd Battalion Seaforths in WW1.
This hall marked 1916 Edinburgh "L" is marked on all 3 pieces. The arch is dated on the front.
Badge supposedly belonged to Robert Addison-Smith of 3rd Seaforths.
Any help with info on him would be greatly appreciated.

First Name:
R
Surname:
Addison-Smith
Nationality:
British
Rank:
Lieutenant
Service:
British Army
Regiment:
Seaforth Highlanders
Battalion:
3rd Battalion
Seniority Date:
02/12/1910
UK Army List 1911.

That is a stunning badge!

Silversmith Henry Tatton Edinburgh.

Leigh - thank you again!!

Alex - Thanks. Hope you are doing well.

Thanks for the silversmith information

That may be the finest example of this badge that I have seen.

CB

Good thanks Jeff - surviving while the world goes crazy!
Hope all well your side?
Cheers.
Alex

Thanks CB

A little bit more info, possibly the same R Addison Smith:

First Name:
R, Esq
Surname:
Addison Smith
Nationality:
British
Information:
Commissioner. Nominated by the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Scottish Command. Establishments – Education and Training. Queen Victoria School for the Sons of Scottish Sailors and Soldiers.
Service:
British Army
Regiment:
Civilian
Gallantry Awards:
Commander Of The Royal Victorian Order

Interestingly, a C.L. Addison-Smith (Chilton Lind Addison-Smith?) was a captain in 3rd Seaforth Highlanders in 1901, Lt Col in the 3rd Seaforths Highlanders, date of seniority 13/7/21.
He was later Treasurer, Queen Victoria School for the Sons of Scottish Sailors and Soldiers.

Would you like more detail on him?

Yes - please. Any additional information would be apprecited.
I would expect this badge was purchased by a senior officer from a wealthy family - as this badge would have been expensive in 1916.
Thanks for all your help!

As American, I had to Google what Royal Victorian Order is - says it is for "personal service" to the royal family. Not sure if that is butler or personal staff??