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A box of antique cast iron handled jam pan together with a lead burning pot with ladle, jam pan and paraffin lamp

Victorian silver flatware, London, Kings pattern, comprising include four forks, four desert forks, three serving spoons, four soup spoons, four desert spoons and seven teaspoons, total weight approx. 48.36oz and a small silver ladle, 1.00oz.

LARGE WILLIAM IV SILVER TODDY LADLE and a smaller unmarked white metal example, the silver ladle marked 'Glasgow 1833' Maker John Mitchell, 44cms overall L, 7.25cms diameter the bowl, the other 30cms L, 4.5cms diameter bowl, both ladles have twisted whale baleen handles

SILVER & EPNS SPOONS ETC - to include seven various hallmarked silver spoons, Exeter, Sheffield and London hallmarks, 1824 and later, pair of silver wishbone sugar tongs, Birmingham 1925, Maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, a 34cms L EPNS Kings pattern ladle, three various basting spoons, 33cms L the longest, and a single silver plated table knife, 5.6ozt gross the silver

Six Victorian silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, London 1858, by s. Hayne & D Cater; two other fiddle pattern teaspoons; a fiddle-&-thread sauce ladle, London 1856 by Charles Boyton; & an engraved butter knife with mother-of-pearl handle.

A pair of late Victorian silver preserve spoons with engraved fluted oval bowls, London 1900 by Jackson & Fullerton, in fitted case; an Old English sifter ladle, 1884; a butter knife; two dessert forks; various Georgian & later condiment spoons, tea & coffee spoons, etc. (11½ oz total).

A silver toddy ladle,by Francis Howard Ltd, Sheffield 1971, 35cm longCondition ReportShaft slightly bent.

A collection of silver flatware,William IV and later, to include a Scottish ladle, by David Crichton Rait, Glasgow 1833, an Irish ladle, Dublin 1826, a similar Britania silver example, Dublin 1829, a set of four Victorian Fiddle and Thread serving spoons, and two matching ladles, a carving set, possibly German, marked 800, and a set of four dessert spoons, Dublin 1862, a set of six forks, Sheffield 1938, and a set of six cake forks, Birmingham 1937, total 66ozt (qty.)Condition ReportTarnishing, marks and wear throughout commensurate with age and use.

A modern three piece white metal condiment set by Christopher Gibson, together with a 6.1" goblet on conical foot and ladle by the same maker - unmarked. (5)

A silver ladle Birmingham maker M&C - length 37cm - engraved - approx weight 6.5 troy oz - good condition

A Georgian Scottish silver ladle Edinburgh 1795/96 CR - 33cm long - approx weight 6 troy oz - no engraving, good condition

A Victorian Scottish silver ladle Glasgow 1840/41 M&R - Length 35cm - approx weight 8 troy oz - no engraving, good condition

A Georgian Scottish silver ladle Edinburgh 1790/91 AC? - Length 37cm - approx weight 6.8 troy oz - engraved R, in good condition

A pair of Continental silver sifter spoons - Length 16cm and a Continental silver ladle - Length 20cm - engraving to ladle, all good condition - total weight approx 6 troy oz

A pair of silver salts, a silver pepper, silver cup, small silver tankard - engraved, two spoons, a ladle and a top - worn - total silver weight approx 11.4 troy oz

A late 18th century George III silver and baleen toddy ladle, c.1780-90. by Thomas Morley, assayed London, date letter lacking, of traditional form with wrythen baleen handle, length 38cm.

An 18th century silver soup ladle, gilded interior to the bowl. Old English pattern handle, with engraved Knight in armour crest, 150g

A George III silver ladle, with pouring lip, inset gold coin, dated 1786, fitted twisted whale bone handle 

A Georgian silver toddy ladle, the bowl inset a George II coin, having twisted whalebone handle, together with one other Georgian silver ladle with twisted whalebone handle, and a plated basting spoon, with matching soup ladle monogrammed "A"

Thomas Ellis, An 18th century silver sauce ladle, with shell bowl, London 1771, 47g

A George III silver provincial Old English gravy ladle, by Cattle & Barber, York 1810, 17.5cm, 56.2gm

A small quantity of silver plate, to include a Victorian soup ladle. 

A Collection of mixed silver flatwares includes arts and crafts hammered spoon and ladle. Export Chinese silver butter knife, Set of six London silver tea spoons and Shetland Edinburgh silver spoon set with a Viking long boat finial [Total silver weight 252grams]

A Victorian 19th century Davenport 'Lilac Athens' pattern ceramic miniature doll's house children dinner service. The set comprising four graduating meat serving platters, six soup bowls, five large round plates, five small round plates, a large tureen with under plate & lid, a smaller tureen with under plate, lid & matched ladle, a meat dish with lid, together with a smaller tureen with no lid. Largest measuring approx. 10cm x 12cm x 9cm. 

A Victorian 19th century English Staffordshire ceramic miniature doll house children dinner service. The set having green transfer decorations with children & floral patterns. Service comprising of nine small round plates, five mid round plates, six large round plates, five round bowls, three graduating oval serving plates, two oval bowls, two hexagonal ladle rest plates, a urn wine cooler, a gravy boat, a serving plate with handles, a large tureen with lid & matching ladle, together with a smaller tureen with lid. Largest measuring approx. 10 x 12 x 9cm. 

A German Silver Soup-Ladle, With Crown and Moon Standard Mark, Stamped 'Carl Weishaupt', Late 19th/Early 20th Century, Old English pattern, with a round bowl, engraved with initials, 35cm long, the case 38cm wide, 6oz 11dwt, 203gr

A Collection of Assorted Silver Jewellery and Other Items, including a bangle; watch-chains; an Art Nouveau buckle, a pair of dishes; a pierced ladle and other items (qty)

A Victorian Silver Soup-Ladle, by John Aldwinckle and Thomas Slater, London, 1889, Fiddle pattern and with oval bowl, 34.5cm long, 9oz 11dwt, 297gr

A Victorian Scottish Silver Soup-Ladle, Maker's Mark JMJr, Possibly for John Muir Junior, Glasgow, 1843, Fiddle pattern, with round bowl, engraved with an initial 'B', 37.5cm long, 8oz 16dwt, 273gr

A George III Scottish Silver Soup-Ladle, Probably by Robert Gray, Edinburgh, 1801, Old English pattern with round bowl, 34cm long, 6oz 3dwt, 192gr

A George III Silver Soup-Ladle, by Christopher and Thomas Wilkes Barker, London, 1801, Old English pattern, with oval bowl, later engraved with initials, 32.5cm long, 5oz 8dwt, 168gr

A Collection of Assorted Silver, comprising a two-handled cup and cover, 11.5cm high; a circular dish with shaped rim; a goblet, engraved with an inscription, 11.5cm high; a tapering cylindrical mug; a Kiddish cup; a two-handled bowl, engraved with an inscription and with a blue glass liner; the bowl from a toddy-ladle and a candlestick, filled, weighable silver 13oz 5dwt, 413gr; Together With a pewter spirit-flask engraved after Charles Rennie Mackintosh (qty)

A Collection of Assorted Silver, comprising, an oblong cigarette-box, with engine-turned hinged cover, Birmingham, 1954; four various vesta-cases, three engraved with foliage and one engine-turned; a pair of sugar-tongs, Newcastle, circa 1800 and a George IV Fiddle pattern sauce-ladle, Newcastle, 1822, weighable silver 5oz 12dwt, 174gr (qty)

A Collection of Assorted Silver, including a set of four Elizabeth II silver wine-coasters; three differing sauceboats; a two-handled cup; a circular dish and a collection of various napkin-rings including one in fitted case, weighable silver 17oz 14dwt, 551gr; Together With a silver plate punch ladle and a silver plate sauce-ladle (qty)

A quantity of Georgian and later silver fiddle pattern cutlery; together with further silver cutlery approximately 1078g in weight overall; together with further silver plated cutlery; and a Georgian toddy ladle with inset coin dated '1787' and a twisted whalebone handleAll as found with some wear to the silver plate.

A COLLECTION Of SILVERVarious dates and makers Comprising two George III peppers, twelve George III table spoons, two dessert spoons, a toddy ladle, three teaspoons by David Gray of Dumfries and a Dublin teaspoon, weight 36oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A COLLECTION OF TABLE SILVERVarious dates and makers Comprising a goblet, Daniel & Charles Houle, London, 1871, decorated with animals flowers and strapwork, with later presentation inscription dated 1896, 17.5cm high, a cased christening bowl and spoon, London, 1891/2, a six piece cruet set, 1925, cased, a small goblet, the liner from a wine funnel, a Dutch silver sugar bowl and a George III punch ladle, weight 38oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

AN UNUSUAL VICTORIAN PARCEL GILT INKSTANDBy John Angell II & George Angell, London, 1849 of hemispherical pierced form, and with four integral feet, with four quill holders and decorated with four classical heads on oval panels and enclosing a green glass inkwell, the lid with finial in the form of a classical bust, together with a small rose bowl, Birmingham, 1909, crested, a caster, Birmingham, 1936, a small presentation quaich, London, 1977, a silver-mounted cut glass scent bottle, Birmingham, 1898, a pair of wishbone sugar tongs, Sheffield, 1919 and a toddy ladle, Edinburgh, 1838, 15.9 oz weighable, height 14.5cm, diameter 17.5cm. (7)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

SIX GEORGE III FEATHER EDGE PATTERN DESSERT SILVER SPOONS,By George Smith (II), London 1778/79 together with a soup ladle of the same pattern, Glasgow, 1859, a pair of George III gravy spoons, Edinburgh, date letter rubbed, and twelve teaspoons, various dates and makers, some later decorated, weight 27oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A SERVICE OF WILLIAM IV DOUBLE-STRUCK KING'S PATTTERN CUTLERYWilliam Eaton, London, 1832/33 Comprising eighteen table forks, eighteen table spoons, eighteen dessert spoons, eighteen teaspoons, two serving spoons, a soup ladle, a pair of Victorian sugar tongs, Glasgow hallmarks, of matching pattern, all with matching crests, together with eighteen EPNS dessert forks of matching pattern, in an early 20th century fitted oak canteen, weight 205oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A COLLECTION OF SILVER FLATWAREVarious dates and makers including a marrow scoop, London, 1861, a George III punch ladle, pair of fish servers, cased, a quantity of teaspoons including four by John Clark of Greenock, a pair of dessert serving spoons, cased, a set of six cake forks, cased and a set of dessert eaters, cased, 35 oz weighable silver.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

FIVE EUROPEAN SPOONS19th century Comprising a long spoon, the terminal modelled as two bears climbing on a branch, probably Russian, 84 standard mark, 17.8cm long, a French silver gilt spoon with stem modelled as an oak branch and with sugar crusher terminal, a Russian enamel teaspoon, a 17th century style silver gilt spoon and a ladle, the terminal applied with gold monogram , weight 7oz. (5)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A case set of six Continental silver teaspoons, with sailing ship terminals, import mark London 1891; together with a Dutch white metal ladle; and a pair of white metal sugar tongs, 111g weighable.

An antique white metal meat skewer, 27.5cm; together with a baleen handled toddy ladle and various silver cutlery, 169g weighable.

Pair of Burleigh blue & white china ladles t/w 4 other ladles - largest 32cm ~ willow pattern ladle has old repair

1919 heavy gauge silver ladle by Josiah Williams & Co (David Landsborough Fullerton) - 32cm & 266g

Georgian silver toddy ladle with baleen handle - 37cm long ~ dents to bowl

Pair of oar pattern silver spoons by Josiah Williams & Co Exeter 1882, three others, a silver ladle, a double struck King's pattern spoon, three teaspoons and two others, 425g gross.

A group of Scottish Provincial and other silver to include a Georgian silver teaspoon of double struck oar pattern, a Scottish Provincial silver fiddle pattern teaspoon by Robert Naughten of Inverness, a Scottish Provincial silver oar pattern teaspoon by AB Dundee, a Scottish Provincial silver oar pattern teaspoon by RK, probably Robert Keay Perth, a Sottish Provincial silver toddy ladle by Alexander Cameron of Dundee, a Scottish Provincial silver toddy ladle by William Jamieson of Aberdeen, a Scottish silver mustard spoon by Alexander Cameron of Dundee, Edinburgh hallmarks, and a Scottish silver mustard spoon by Peter Aitken of Glasgow, 184g gross.

WMF Art Deco stylised Cromargan large ladle, 40cm.

A pair of large silver plated table candlesticks, marked 'Sheffield Plate', with foliate scroll decoration, the urn nozzles on square baluster columns to shaped, weighted bases, 12¾in. (32.4cm.) high; together with a Barker Ellis silver plated two handled drinks tray with fruiting vine border, 24in. (61cm.) long; a barrel shaped lemonade jug with interlaced strap handle and fruiting vine borders, base detached; and a plated soup ladle. (5) * Condition: Wear to plating on candlesticks and to the chased decoration on the tray. One candlestick drip pan is detached. Base of jug detached and the bottom edge of the jug is dented and mishapen.

A group of silver smalls, including a silver charm bracelet; a Birks (Canadian) oval engine turned jewellery box , 4 3/8in. (11.1cm.) long; an engine turned cigarette case; a cased salt and spoon, Birm. 1923; a modern silver dish, London 1972; a George III mustard ladle etc., weight 18.9 tr.oz. (12)

Georg Jensen (1866-1935), a pair of silver servers, pattern no. 54, in the 'ornamental' pattern, each stem relief moulded with abstracted foliate motif, stamped maker's marks and pattern no. to the reverse22cm long; together with a Geog Jensen silver 'leaf and berry' ladle, the moulded stem terminating at a lightly planished bowl, stamped maker's mark and incised pattern no. to the underside 20cm long, 7.8ozt (3)In generally good condition, light surface wear commensuarate with age and use only.

Includes 1 sugar spoons, 1 gravy ladle, 1 serving spoon, and 1 vegetable serving fork in the George and Martha Washington pattern with pierced bowl. Hallmarked Westmorland Silver. Largest measures: 8.25in L x 1.75in W. Weighs: 248 grams total. Issued: 1940Manufacturer: WestmorlandCountry of Origin: Connecticut, United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

A late Victorian extensive Kings pattern silver flatware service comprising twelve table spoons, eighteen table forks, eighteen dessert forks, fish servers, crumb scoop, six mustard spoons, seventeen dessert spoons, two serving spoons, salad servers, fish knife, sugar nips, asparagus tongs, large ladle, four sauce ladles, sugar spoon, twelve coffee spoons and sixteen tea spoons, London, 1894, Elkington & Co Ltd approximately 7945

An early Victorian silver fiddle pattern serving spoon, London, Mary Chawner, together with a collection of silver spoons and ladle etc approximately 990 grams CONDITION REPORT: The teaspoons etc are all different dates and makers

A William IV Scottish silver fiddle pattern ladle, Glasgow, 1834, John Mitchell, together with a late Victorian silver fork, Sheffield, 1897, John Round & Son Ltd and a a George V slip top spoon, London, 1935, William Comyns & Sons Ltd approximately 120 grams

A Victorian kings pattern ladle, London, 1846, Benoni Stephens together with silver napkin rings, silver sugar nips, cased silver pickle forks, cased silver apostle spoons etc approximately 540 grams

A Victorian silver apostle topped sifter spoon, marks indistinct together with a white metal ladle set with a Queen Anne shilling on a twisted horn handle and a silver ladle with horn handle

FOUR GEORGIAN SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SAUCE LADLES, ALL LONDON comprising: one Paul Storr for Rundell, Bridge & Rundell, 1811; one engraved with a crest, Jonathan Hayne, 1829 and a pair Francis Higgins, 1830; together with the following Fiddle pattern silver small serving pieces: an initialled George III caddy spoon, a sifter ladle, a pair crested salt spoons, a crested mustard spoon and a pair crested Fiddle Thread salt spoons, various makers, all London, 1813-1860; a set of four Provincial silver teaspoons, Fiddle pattern, Edward Ramsey of Devonport, Exeter, 1839; and a Victorian silver marrow scoop, engraved with a crest, Mary Chawner, London, 1839, 555g (16)