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Late Victorian sterling silver cased set of 2 x berry spoons & sifting ladle by Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson) & retailed by Benetfink & Co (Cheapside) - spoon 21cm & silver weight 171g & no obvious damage-

Antique (1770) Irish britannia standard silver ladle - 14cm & 25g ~ slight dents to bowl otherwise in good used condition

Ceramics, including a pair of mid 19th century English porcelain candlesticks, An Augustus Rex style figure and a Continental figure group, two bridled donkeys, on chamfered naturalistic base, a 19th century Prattware jug, printed in the classical style with figures to a blue ground,19cm high, together with a copper lustre jug and an early 19th century Lion spout jug with printed floral and figural decoration, A Cornish Ware blue and white kitchen tea jar and cover, 12.5cm high, a large blue and white soup ladle, a sauce ladle, a Japanese Kutani plate and a box of miniature oriental pottery figures

A glass punch bowl, circular form with cut, etched and polished roundels, with ladle and twelve matching punch cups

A plated pedestal punch bowl and ladle, 31cm diameter (2)

A collection of 18th & 19th Century silver spoons to include; silver ladle, London, 1828, William M Traies, a further Georgian ladle hallmarked London, 1794, maker TH, three Georgian silver dessert spoons, all London. Two are Hanoverian pattern, other fiddle pattern, 1826 by William Chawner II, 1797, makers mark rubbed and 1814, William Eley and William Fearn. Along with a Victorian Hanoverian pattern dessert spoon, London, 1852, makers mark indistinct, and a Georgian silver teaspoon, London 1797, Soloman Hougham.Weight: Approx. 264 grams (8.5ozt)Condition: Tarnished, slight denting and scratching commensurate to age.Provenance: Barton Hall, Barton Blount, Derbyshire 

*** PLEASE NOTE: the sauce ladle photographed is French and with lot 70A, only the set of six forks & knives will be sold in this lot, description below ******************A set of six German 800 standard silver and gilt fish knives and two tine forks, all with ornately decorated handles, some initialled and all have ball finials to top, handles filled (12) Condition: Slight tarnishing, scratching, handles stamped 800 

White metal ladle or serving spoon in the Kwakiutl tribal style, with stylised figure handle, with unknown mark to the reverse, possibly 'EM', 27cm overall, 202g approx overallThis piece is untested, we do not know if it is silver. Overall tarnish, signs of wear and some scratches.

Collection of silver comprising of: a Continental white metal novelty can or desk pot, engraved 'CPC Compagnia Prodotti Conservati SPA', with continental silver '800' marks' to the base, 10cm high overall, a Georigan silver ladle, a silver caledar base or menu holder, silver mounted clock (4)Tarnish throughout. Some wear in places. Otherwise seems ok. The calendar/menu holder is the base only, there is nothing in the top section. The clock is not working.

A GEORGE III SILVER SOUP LADLE by John & Henry Lias, London 1818, Old English pattern, with a shell-form bowl, crested. 33cm long, 4.8 troy ouncesThe marks are clear. No splits or dents to the bowl. In generally very good condition.

A GROUP OF SILVER including a George III silver toddy ladle, maker EM, c.1800; Continental 800 grade silver-mounted preserve pot; candlestick; etc. (6) Toddy ladle 37.5cm long

A GEORGE IV SILVER LADLE by Richard Poulden, London 1821, Queen's pattern. 33.5cm long, 9.9 troy ounces

A GEORGE III SILVER SOUP LADLE by John Lambe, London 1784, Old English pattern, with plain circular bowl and engraved crest. 32cm long, 4.6 troy ouncesA lovely set of clear and crisp marks. No splits to the bowl. In generally very good condition.

A GEORGE III SILVER PUNCH LADLE, AND A COLONIAL PEPPER POT the ladle with turned and faceted wooden handle, the circular bowl inset with an 1819 coin, monogrammed; the pepper pot of urn-form, unmarked. (2) Ladle 36cm longLadle: The handle with some scuffs and marks. The bowl with some surface wear.Pepper: Some surface wear commensurate with age but generally in good condition.

A GEORGE VI SILVER SAUCEBOAT, LADLE AND STAND by Collingwood & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1937, in original fitted case. Sauceboat 15cm long, 8.6 troy ounces grossThe marks are clear. In generally very good condition.

A GEORGE III SILVER PUNCH/TODDY LADLE, the oval lipped bowl fitted with a twisted baleen handle, maker: JW, London 1806, 37 cms long. £50-£80.

A 19TH CENTURY SCOTTISH SILVER SHELL AND FIDDLE PATTERN SAUCE LADLE, engraved initial "D", maker: J.Mc, Edinburgh 1839. £25-£40.

A GEORGE III WHITE METAL PUNCH/TODDY LADLE, the circular lipped bowl fitted with a twisted baleen handle, 38 cms long. £40-£60.

A GEORGE III SILVER PUNCH/TODDY LADLE, the oval reeded edge bowl with turned wooden handle, marks rubbed, 33cms long. £50-£80

AN AMERICAN INDIAN GREENSTONE DISHED PLATE carved with a lizard and man's head, 6" diameter and a horn LADLE with incised decoration, 11 3/4" long. (2). £40-£60.

A GEORGE III WHITE METAL PUNCH/TODDY LADLE, the circular embossed bowl set with a 1757 Coin & Whalebone handle, 30cm long & a small turned wooden LADLE. (2). £60-£80.

A 19TH CENTURY WHITE METAL PUNCH/TODDY LADLE, the oval beaded edge lipped bowl fitted with a twisted baleen handle, 32cms long & a small circular white metal TODDY LADLE, twisted baleen handle, 26 cms long. (2). £40-£60.

A George V oak cased part canteen of flat wares in Old English pattern comprising twelve tablespoons, twelve dessert spoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, six teaspoons, six coffee spoons, soup ladle, basting spoon, two sauce ladles, sifting spoon, stilton scoop, marrow spoon, pickle fork and spoon, caddy spoon, sugar spoon, butter knife, four condiment spoons (76), 4140 gms total

A oak canteen case of matching import hallmarked Elizabeth II flat wares in English Thread pattern comprising three tablespoons, six dessert spoons, six table forks, six dessert forks, six teaspoons, six coffee spoons, butter knife and ladle together with six matching silver handled table knives (three with defective handles) and six silver handled dessert knives, NOTE: the set is probably American in origin with the pieces mainly still stamped with the word sterling, the rest of the makers details have been only partially erased leaving uneven surfaces to the backs of each piece, weighable silver 1924 gms (53)

A silver sauceboat 240g, and a Scottish silver sauce ladle 33g Location: Porters

Pair of Victorian silver fiddle and thread pattern table spoons, by John & Henry Lias, London 1843; also a silver sauce ladle by William Hutton & Sons, London 1898, gross weight approx. 253g (3)

Victorian silver brandy ladle, the bowl hallmarked London 1845, inset with a William and Mary half crown, and with twisted baleen handle, 46cm

A 19th Century Austro-Hungarian silver ladle, Vienna 13 lothig mark for 1832, the reverse of the tapering handle initialled J.S, 35cm long, 7.6oz

An early 20th century Polish .800 silver ladle, makers mark SG, the handle with pointed terminal, 34cm long, 10.6oz

An early 20th century Russian 84 zolotnik silver ladle, stamped with 1896-1908 Koloshnik mark, assayer HN, with fiddle pattern handle, 32.5cm long, 8.2oz

A 19th Century German silver ladle, maker TH Muller, the fiddle pattern handle initialled T, with silver-gilt bowl, the reverse of the handle stamped "12 LOTHIG", 36.5cm long, 6.3oz 

A 19th Century Russian 84 zolotnik silver ladle, St. Petersburg, assayers mark for Dimitry Ilyich Tverskoi 1838, the fiddle pattern handle with vacant shield shaped cartouche surrounded by anthemion decoration, 31.5cm long, 7.8oz

Extensive Elizabeth II canteen of silver table cutlery, London 1966, maker C.J. Vander Ltd. consisting of thirty-six silver handled table knives, forty-eight table forks, forty-eight table spoons, thirty-six fish knives and forks, thirty-eight dessert knives, thirty-six dessert forks, thirty-six dessert spoons, seventy-two silver handled dessert eaters (36 knives and forks), eight sauce ladles, four serving spoons, soup, ladle, thirty-six teaspoons, thirty-six coffee spoons, all with old English pattern handles, housed in a canteen chest of thirteen drawers with green baize fitted interiors, weighable silver 402.1oz

Pair of early George III low mark silver ladles, London possibly 1770, makers mark rubbed, with old English pattern handles, George III silver ladle, London 1815, makers mark rubbed, with kings pattern handle, George III and later silver sifter spoon, London 1812, maker Richard Crossley, with rampant lion crest, 6.6oz

A set of silver flatware comprising six large forks, five fish forks, two serving spoons, five desert spoons, six soup spoons, one ladle and six fish knifes, Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd , Sheffield 1943, wt. 54ozt.

19th century Welsh oak traditional single tier twelve section spoon rack comprising assorted spoons and a larger ladle. 34x11x15cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)Rack has wear with age, wood is dry and has a stain to reverse. Is solid and useable. Spoons - wear with age ,dry, some staining, one with large split and others with smaller splits. Two with broken stems.

Georgian silver toddy ladle with inset coin 1758, a Scottish ladle and a sugar tongs, c1790, possibly Banff.

A Georgian Silver Ladle, Hallmark Rubbed, 33cms Long, 193gms

Alan Caiger-Smith (1930-2020), for Aldermaston Pottery, a tin-glazed twin-handled soup tureen, cover, ladle and stand, simple brush decoration in brown on a grey ground, painted potter's mark and 1976 date mark, 26.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: ARR Artist's Resale Right may apply to the sale of this lot if the hammer price is the equivalent of 1000 Euros or more, incurring an additional fee. For further information please ask Chorley's or visit www.dacs.org.uk Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

A George III pierced oval silver mustard pot, 5.5cm high, 9cm wide, with blue glass liner (damaged), a silver sugar castor with loaded base (a/f), Birmingham 1914, a pair of silver salts and spoons, Birmingham 1916, (cased), a silver toddy ladle and a small pierced basket, 8cm wide, total weight ___6.5oz.

A Continental silver ladle with cast handle and double-spout bowl, stamped .930 and a metal wine taster, (2).

A William IV silver ladle, London 1831, maker Charles Boyton, six cased silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1931, a pair of sugar tongs, London 1853 and other silver flatware, total weight ___9.5oz.

A pair of George III style plated candlesticks, 11” high; a plated Fiddle, Thread & Shell soup ladle; a Fiddle pattern ditto; a tall plated beaker; circular sugar bowl; & a pair of regency cut glass decanters – one lacking stopper.

A George III silver Old English soup ladle with oval bowl, 12¾” long; London 1811, by Richard Crossley & Geo. Smith IV. (6½ oz).

Five odd silver Old English teaspoons; a cream ladle; a serving spoon with leaf-shaped bowl; four condiment spoons; & a quantity of plated flatware, etc.

A pair of George V silver square ashtrays with engraved inscription: “From Captain & Officers, H. M. S. Dunedin, 15-1-38”, Sheffield 1935 (5.3oz); another small square tray; & an un-marked Fiddle pattern sifter ladle (slight split to bowl).

A Georgian silver toddy ladle, set with a George I coin 1723, twisted baleen handle, unmarked; a late 19th century ebonised walking stick, silver and replacement base metal knop, unmarked; an Edwardian silver table salt, Chester 1903, 32g; a silver teaspoon set with a polished oval tiger's eye cabochon, a silver condiment spoon, a silver flower pendant, 22g; an unmarked edelweiss spoon; an EPNS pepper pot (8)

A Georgian silver coloured metal toddy ladle, baleen handle, 38.5cm long; another, Continental; a 19th century silver skewer, 22cm long, hallmarks rubbed; another, Sheffield 1911 (4)

A George III silver toddy ladle, twisted baleen handle, London 1768

A set of US Sterling Old Orange Blossom pattern flatware and cutlery for twelve settings, including salad servers, tablespoon and sauce ladle - the table knives and tea knives with loaded silver handles, 99oz of weighable silver; the set contained in a French Christofle canteen which includes a set of twelve Christofle electroplated fish knives with eleven forks and twelve tea knives with ep handles

Unusual George III silver punch ladle with oval bowl and full silver handle, with engraved decoration, Josiah Snatt, London 1809, 3oz, 36cm long

A George III Irish silver feather-edge sifter ladle with shell-back scalloped bowl, Michael Keating (no date letter), to/w a Continental .830 grade pastry slice with organic bowl (2)

George III silver old English pattern soup ladle, George Burrows, London 1801, 4.8oz

A set of six silver tea knives & forks with mother of pearl handles, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1926, to/w a Victorian Scottish Kings pattern sifter ladle with berry-embossed bowl, Edinburgh 1841, a preserve spoon Sheffield 1931 and two late Victorian pairs of salt spoons

A Victorian silver sifter ladle with ornate handle Brewis & Co, London 1891, to/w a pair of George IV fiddle pattern sugar tongs, John Brown, Newcastle 1825, three pairs of 19th Century fiddle pattern salt ladles, four teaspoons and a modern caddy spoon, 8.4oz total

A George III silver old English pattern sifter ladle, Richard Crossley, London 1788, to/w a sauce boat in the Georgian manner, with gadrooned rim, scroll handle and hoof feet, London 1973 (2), 6.8oz

A collection of Scottish Provincial silver flatware,19th century, comprising an Aberdeen ladle, engraved with a crest 'Nil Desperandum' 15cm long, a Fiddle pattern teaspoon, possibly Greenock, with a tree between two anchors, 13.5cm long, a similar spoon, possibly William Simpson, 14cm long, a pair of spoon, possibly John Sellar or James Stobie, 13.5cm long and a further pair, 18.3cm long,total 4.1ozt (7)Condition ReportKnocks, wear and rubbing throughout.

A collection of silver flatware,George II and later, to include a Scottish serving spoon with engraved initials, by William & Patrick Cunningham, Edinburgh 1827, a Scottish ladle, Glasgow 1827, another example, by William Chawner II, London 1817, a pair of Scottish sugar tongs, Edinburgh 1843, two caddy spoons, and a berry sifter,total 30ozt (qty.)Condition ReportThree spoons are possibly plated and marked 19. Wear and scratches throughout commensurate with age and use.

A George III silver Fiddle pattern ladle,by John Robertson & John Walton, Newcastle 1812,31cm long6.9oztCondition ReportTarnished with acrest engraved handle, but no extreme wear or old repairs. The marks are reasonably clear.

A Victorian silver ladle,by George Adams, London 1864, Old English pattern with an engraved crest,34cm longtogether with a George III silver basting spoon,by Soloman Hougham, London 1799, Old English pattern,30cm long and a plated basting spoonweighable 12.66ozt (3)Provenance: The Estate of Mrs Althea LloydCondition ReportAll with minor wear.