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2x 4 SureSpin Mike Ladle carbon spinning rod, 10ft 4pc, 22" handle with down locking reel seat, lined rings throughout, Cordura tube and cloth bag. Both light use. (2)

A Collection of Sterling silver flatwares; Set of Twelve Birmingham Silver tea spoons produced by Gorham with matching ladle. Two ornate Sterling silver spoons and Birmingham silver pickle fork. 260.71grams.

DAVID MELLOR C.B.E. F.C.S.D. R.D.I. (BRITISH 1930-2009) RARE 'EMBASSY' CUTLERY SET, 1971/2 115 pieces, a dozen 9-piece settings plus serving spoons and ladles, stamped maker's marks, hallmarked for Sheffield, silver and stainless steel, comprising 12 table knives with steel blades, 12 fish knives, 12 dessert knives with steel blades, 12 table forks, 12 fish forks, 12 dessert forks, 12 soup spoons, 12 dessert spoons, 12 tea spoons, 4 table spoons, 3 ladles, one ladle hallmarked for Sheffield 1966 the dinner knives 23.5cm long (9 ¼in long), the weighable silver approximately 5250 grms. (115) J. M. L. Stone Esq.;Bonhams, London, Silver and Objects of Vertu, 4 June 2008, from whom acquired by the current owner;Private Collection, London. Sold together with a copy of the original receipt from David Mellor, dated 25 October 1972. DAVID MELLOR’S EMBASSY TABLEWAREPolitics unravels a plan to promote British tableware worldwide.It was an order that was a dream, ‘We want you to supply silver you have designed to every British embassy in the world.’ The client of course was the British Government and the silversmith the Sheffield-based David Mellor. This was the idea of Lord John Hope, the Minister of Works in the Macmillan Conservative government. He considered British embassies should be both built and furnished in a modern style. The Ministry of Works commissioned Mellor in 1962. What became known as ‘Embassy Tableware’ was unveiled at the Design Centre in 1963. The Council of Industrial Design enthusiastically stated that it was, ‘the best of its kind that has been produced in this country for many years’. Comprising everything from candelabras to condiments, it covered all that a British Embassy could possibly need. All the silver was made at Mellor’s workshop with the exception of the Embassy cutlery. This was forged by hand under David Mellor’s supervision at the specialist Sheffield company of C W Fletcher and given a satin finish. With a rectangular profile, it is more modern in shape than Mellor’s Pride which he designed in 1953 when he was a student at the Royal College of Art. Mellor wanted Embassy cutlery to have a certain splendour, but to avoid pomposity. The prongs of the dinner and desert forks are unusual as he adopted the 17th century approach of using three as opposed to the subsequent convention of four tines, but unlike their 17th century counterpart, with a ‘W’ formation as opposed to straight tines. The embassies in Warsaw and Mexico City were duly supplied with Mellor’s Embassy silver range, but then disaster struck. In the 1964 General Election Labour won by just four votes and the new Prime Minister was the pipe smoking Harold Wilson. The following year the Government axed supplying silver to all its embassies. For a while, some pieces of Embassy Tableware were available from David Mellor direct or from Harrods. However, Mellor offered silver canteens of Embassy cutlery to order until the early 1970s. Corin Mellor, David’s son, advises that only five to six were ordered. 

A George III silver sifter spoon, a ladle, a fish slice and a spoon, various dates and marks, 5.8 ozt

A George III silver Old English pattern serving spoon, another, and a fiddle pattern ladle, various dates and marks, 5.6 ozt

A George II silver punch ladle by John Gamon, London 1733, missing handle,14.5cm overall,together with a silver sifter ladle,by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1893,11cm overall3.4ozt (2)Condition ReportPunch ladle missing handle.Knocks, scuffs and surface scratches to both.

A Georg Jensen sterling silver bowl and spoon, import marks for 1962, the bowl, designed by Harald Nielsen and numbered '575', the ladle, designed by Johan Rohde and numbered '21', 10.5cm diameter and 10.4cm3.4ozt (2)Condition ReportGood overall. Slight dink in rim of bowl. See images.

A George III silver fiddle and shell pattern ladle, by William Eley & William Fearn, London 1817, 32.5cm long, a pair of silver fish servers, 32.5cm, a pair of silver salts, of oval form with beadwork edges, crested and initialed, 8.5cm wide, a silver cream jug, 6.5cm high, A Victorian silver knife, a set of six silver coffee spoons, cased, a pair of salts and spoons, cased, a silver sauce boat, 14.5cm wide, a French silver sauce ladle, and a 925 silver dish, 12.3cm diameter 26ozt (qty.)Condition ReportAll fair overall.

PAIR OF GEORGIAN LONDON SILVER BERRY SPOONS, SHELL SHAPED SHEFFIELD SILVER BONBON DISH, 2 SILVER SALT DISHES, 5 SILVER CRUETS, 2 SHEFFIELD SILVER LIDDED DISHES, 2 PAIRS OF SILVER SUGAR TONGS, GEORGIAN SILVER SAUCE LADLE, COMBINED WEIGHT APPROX 688 GRAMS

George III soup ladle, fiddle pattern with oval bowl, London 1813 by TB, 185gms

Small Victorian fiddle pattern ladle with oval bowl, London 1889 by GMJ

A Georgian 3 pronged fork and a plain small ladle, London 1957

George III OE pattern sauce ladle, London 1784 by GG, 50gms

A Exeter silver cream ladle fiddle pattern 1848 by JS

A selection of Georgian and later silver teaspoons including Glasgow silver fiddle pattern teaspoon, Glasgow silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs, silver sauce ladle etc

A copper circular plaque decorated in relief with flowers in polished mahogany frame, 8½" diameter; 19th Century brass ladle, two various brass Continental candle boxes etc

An African carved wood figure of a pipe player, 9" high; African carved wood fertility-style figure, unusual dried seed pod and a carved wood ladle (4)

A silver armada style dish, three silver pierced sweetmeat dishes and a silver toddy ladle with turned wooden handle, 229g (7ozt) gross weighable silver

A collection of silverware including flatware, casters, tazza, pin tray, punch ladle, candlesticks etc., 1920g (62ozt) gross weighable silver, together with a silverplated set of flatware

A collection of silver and white metal items to include a small silver capstan inkwell, a small bowl with enamelled interior inscribed "Towle Sterling 059" to base, 4 cm diameter, a silver bookmark as an owl, a silver and glass set photo / menu stand as thistles, a silver toddy cup holder with glass cup and a silver mounted dressing table jar, a white metal ladle stamped "Sterling 925" to back, a further decorative white metal spoon and an Indian white metal hinge-lidded box with embossed floral decoration, 12 cm wide x 3 cm high

A quantity of various plated wares, etc. to include tea strainer, pair of German scissors, salad servers, soup ladle, nut crackers, horn handled paperknife, various forks, etc.

A small quantity of silver plated items including flatware, salt and pepper shakers, tea strainer, ladle, etc.

A hallmarked silver sauce ladle, Sheffield, length 19cm, bowl diameter 6.5cm, approx. 3.3ozt.

IN THE STYLE OF GEORG JENSEN; a Scandinavian silver pastry server, length 14cm, two Scandinavian white metal serving spoons and a sterling silver toddy ladle, combined approx 7.3ozt/227.5g.

A small quantity of silver plated items, including a set of ten small circular dishes, all diameter 9.5cm, Alpaca ladle, Alpaca cake slice, further flatware, sifting spoon, sets of teaspoons, sets of forks, etc.

A quantity of silver plated serving ware including spice shakers and ladle

Selection of silver plate to include handled basket dish, crumb catcher, large ladle, wine cooler, jug, and serving tray platters etc (1 box)

A toddy ladle, unmarked, with coin inscribed "Northumberland & Durham 12d token 1811" to one side, also a hallmarked silver cork topper of fox and bird, and a silver rococo style hallmarked silver bottle case with arm holding crown crest, 11cm. 

A set of George III silver berry spoons, ladle hallmarked London 1798 Solomon Hougham, and a pair of serving spoons hallmarked London 1804 Christopher and Thomas Wilkes Barker, in original box retailed by Wm Lister and Sons, Newcastle, 176 g gross.

A Georgian silver toddy ladle with turned wooden handle and an unmarked toddy ladle with baleen handle. The former 31 cm long.

Six silver-handled cake forks, a silver fork, a silver teaspoon and a silver-plated ladle. The latter 28 cm long. 94.2 grammes of weighable silver.

A small group of silver plated items - including a cased set of six fish knives and forks; a shell fiddle thread pattern soup ladle; a candle snuffer; a set of six drinks coasters; etc.

A small group of silver plated items - including a wine coaster; a small Baker Ellis salver, 20.5cm diameter; a punch ladle; a Victorian plated copper rowing prize tankard, inscribed 'L.R.C. Eight Oar'd Match 1858'; a cake slice; a set of seven king's pattern coffee spoons; etc.

A good collection of silver plated ware - the majority 1st half 20th century, including a cut glass and silver plated swing handle biscuit jar; a three piece tea and coffee service (lacks sugar bowl); two moulded glass and silver plated claret jugs; a Viners Alpha Plate sauce boat; a Sheridan Georgian-style pedestal dish, 30.5cm diameter; a 19th century king's pattern soup ladle; a salver and two trays; two Art Deco style hexagonal sauce boats; a butter dish with glass liner; etc.

A collection of Susie Cooper and Grays floral dinnerware, circa 1920s, 7956 pattern, together with Susie Cooper for Awmacks, Wood & Sons, to include tureen and ladle and further dinnerware (Qty). In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration. Some surface wear. Minor damages may be apparent. Provenance: Part of a huge private collection of Susie Cooper which has been consigned by a family member of Susie's.

A collection of silver plated items to include salvers, cigarette box, Arthur Price Soup Ladle, bon-bon dish with Bristol blue glass liner, gravy boats, of note Walker & Hall preserve pot and other similar items. (Qty) Provenance, private collection from a local Staffordshire rectory.

An unmarked silver and whalebone toddy ladle, handle broken, 32gm of weighable silver

A silver ladle - London 1779, Old English pattern with a engraved ownership crest, 129g, together with a silver plated castor. (2)

18th Century Toddy Ladle with Netherlands Gulden dated 1765 to centre.

A parcel lot of silver and other items to include a soup ladle, napkin rings, cased egg cup and spoon, cased carving set, ingot etc, weight of silver 11oz, various styles and dates, damage.

A parcel lot of assorted silver and silver plated items to include a bookmark, ladle and other flatware, total weight of silver 16.8oz, various styles and dates.

Y A COLLECTION OF SILVER FLATWARE To include: a cased set of twelve silver fruit knives and forks by James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1937, with mother of pearl handles, the knives 18.5cm long; a cased set of six silver handled tea knives by Henry Greaves, Sheffield 1919, with stainless steel blades, 18.5cm long; a Victorian Old English pattern soup ladle by John & Henry Lias, London 1847, 33cm long; a pair of Edwardian harlequin pattern sugar tongs by Charles Douglas Richard Hanbury-Tracy, Baron Sudeley, London 1908, 12cm long; a set of six lobster picks by Harrod's Ltd., Birmingham 1938 (3) and 1939 (3), 13cm long; four napkin rings; and assorted other silver flatware 1268g (40.76 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer

A GEORGIAN SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN SOUP LADLE MARKS OBSCURED With a shell shaped bowl 33.5cm long 200g (6.45 oz)

A COLLECTION OF SILVER FLATWARE To include: five George III feather edge pattern dessert forks by Paul Storr, London 1811, 17cm long; a pair of George III feather edge pattern sauce ladles by Richard Crossley, London 1813, 17.5cm long; a Victorian pistol grip table knife by Harrison Brothers & Howson (Henry Harrison), Sheffield 1892, 22cm long; a pair of electro-plated fiddle pattern sugar tongs; an electro-plated Old English pattern sauce ladle; and other silver items of flatware 808g (26 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer

THREE SILVER SIFTING SPOONS AND TWO SAUCE LADLES To include: a George III Old English pattern sauce ladle, marks obscured, engraved with a crest and a shell shaped bowl, 20cm long; a George IV Irish fiddle pattern ladle by William Cummins, Dublin 1824, 15cm long; a Victorian fiddle pattern sifting spoon by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1841, engraved R, 17cm long; and two other sifting spoons 238g (7.65 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer

A COLLECTION OF SILVER FIDDLE AND THREAD PATTERN FLATWARE GEORGE ADAMS, VARIOUS DATES Some engraved with crests or monograms, including: A soup ladle Two serving spoons A table spoon Three dessert spoons A stilton scoop A sugar spade Two pairs of sugar tongs Four mustard spoons Four other condiment spoons A cased set of six oyster forks 1397g (44.9 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer

A GEORGE IV SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SOUP LADLE R. & R. KEAY, PERTH CIRCA 1825 34cm long 234g (7.55 oz)

SILVER LADLE, 1962, WEIGHT APPROX 56g

Three hallmarked silver spoons (Approx. 64.5g), Georgian silver plated coin mounted ladle with twist handle, plus another silver plated spoon ladle handle needs reattaching

THREE PLATED SHAKERS, CUT GLASS SHAKER, LADLE AND TWO BUTTER KNIVES

An Edwardian silver Hanoverian pattern soup ladle, and matching gravy spoon, with rat-tail bowls by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1901, 14.5oz overall. (2)

A Danish silver acorn pattern child's fork and pusher by Georg Jensen, import marks for London 1931 and 1933, a Continental soup ladle with foliate scroll cast handle, stamped 800, a George III silver sifter spoon, London 1812, a small quantity of further silver flatware comprising a pair of sugar tongs, trefid spoon, caddy spoon, and child's spoon and pusher, and a silver tea strainer with turned ebonised handle, 12.5oz overall. (10)

A collection of mainly 19th century silver old English and fiddle pattern flatware, to include 3 tablespoons, 2 table forks, 5 dessert forks, a sauce ladle and various teaspoons, a pair of silver serving spoons with engraved decoration, and assorted silver tea, coffee and souvenir spoons, tongs etc, 43.5oz overall. (qty)

A George III silver old English pattern soup ladle, by Thomas Wallis II, London 1807, a set of three similar George III silver table spoons by Benjamin Mountigue, London 1783, two further similar spoons by Thomas & William Chawner, London circa 1763, and two similar dessert spoons, 18oz overall. (8)

A George III silver old English pattern sauce ladle, by George Smith IV, London 1798, and a collection of further assorted silver flatware, 16oz overall. (qty)

A collection of assorted silver, to include various teaspoons, three pairs of sugar tongs, a sauce ladle, other flatware, a small ashtray and a mustard, 13.5oz overall. (qty)

A silver mounted tortoiseshell dressing table set, with piqué inset decoration comprising hand mirror, hair brush and two clothes brushes, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1926 and London 1925, together with two pierce decorated silver sweetmeat baskets, a Scottish silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle by Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh 1820, a 9ct gold child's hinged bangle, a pair of gold plated lorgnettes and a gold plated hunter pocket watch (10)gold bangle approx 5.4g, has some dents.dressing table set good overall, with some scratches

A small collection of silver, comprising a pair of Edwardian pierce-decorated rectangular small dishes, by Atkin Bros, Sheffield 1903, 12.5cm, a Norwegian sauce ladle, a pair of George IV Scottish King's pattern sugar tongs with vine decoration, Glasgow 1824, two caddy spoons, assorted teaspoons, two napkin rings and a three piece cruet set, cased, 17oz overall. (qty)

A George IV silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, by William Bateman I, London 1821, two George III silver old English pattern basting spoons, London 1784 and 1801, three similar table spoons, London 1802, and a pair of early Victorian fiddle and thread pattern table spoons, London 1837, 26oz overall. (8)

A pair of George III silver bright-cut sugar tongs, by Hester Bateman, London circa 1780, 14cm long, three further pairs of Georgian silver sugar tongs, including two with bright-cut decoration, a Georgian silver toddy ladle with coin inset bowl, and two 19th century silver and mother o'pearl folding fruit knives. (7)