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A George III silver soup ladle by Peter, Anne & William Bateman with engraved feathered decoration and vacant cartouche, fluted bowl. London 1805, 7oz

A William IV silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle by Charles Boyton and two Victorian silver old English pattern sauce ladles

A George III Old English patterned silver ladle bearing family crest, London 1795

A Scottish William IV silver sauce ladle, Edinburgh 1837; a silver Arts & Crafts design preserve spoon, Sheffield 1923; a silver child's pusher inscribed "Jean"; a long handled cocktail stirrer; a Georgian condiment spoon and a continental white metal spoon with pierced and figural decoration, possibly Dutch etc.

A William IV fiddle, thread and shell pattern soup ladle, maker Mary Chawner, bearing crest of Admiral Lord Cockron, London 1837

A pair of Irish silver sugar tongs, by William Law, Dublin. Another pair of George III silver tongs by Peter, Anne and William Bateman, London 1802 and a small unmarked toddy ladle with horn twist handle

A pair of Victorian silver cauldron salts, Henry Holland, London 1852, the shell cast rim above an embossed and engraved floral detail body upon three shell capped, stepped hoof feet, 4.2cm high, with associated silver coloured salt spoons each 6.4cm long (unmarked) together with a further pair of Victorian silver cauldron salts, Richard Sibley II, London 1859, 3.7cm high, with later associated silver salt spoons, longest 7.8cm, and a George III silver sauce ladle, William Eley I and William Fearn, London 1789, monogramed initial 'M' to terminal, 17.5cm long and a further matched George III silver sauce ladle, Alice & George Burrows II, London 1810, 17.5cm long, gross weight (excluding unmarked spoons) 10.79ozt (10)

A George III Old English pattern silver ladle, William Eley I & William Fearn, London 1799, of typical form with threaded border, approx. 33cm long, together with a George III Old English pattern silver serving fork George Smith (III) and William Fearn, London 1795, with threaded borders and engraved crest to thumbpiece (worn) 29.8cm long, and a George III Old English pattern silver serving spoon, Hester Bateman, London 1788, 29.8cm long, gross weight 12.35ozt (3)

A Worcester porcelain ladle, late 18th century/early 19th century, decorated in a blue and gilt pattern similar to Royal Stripe Flute, unmarked, 17cm long CONDITION REPORT:The piece shows minor surface wear and minor rubbing to the gilt highlights, but no obvious chips, cracks, repairs or restoration. 

Group of 23 sterling silver and silver spoons.Marked sterling include: four Elliot & Platt spoons; five spoons marked with a C and inscribed "Betty" along the stem, dated 1916-1920 along the back; one Gorham spoon marked "Emma" along the stem; one Gorham ladle; one Towle slotted serving spoon in the pattern "Candlelight"; one ladle with a J and lion head.Non-sterling includes: one large serving spoon marked 800; one small spoon marked 800, German; one British Repousse spoon, marked SH; one N&T Foster spoon; two spoons marked WR; four spoons illegibly marked.Gross weight of marked sterling: 12.145 Troy oz.Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.

Large group of 34 sterling silver and silver serving ware including:28 marked sterling pieces include: six small Gorham salt and pepper shakers, numbered A3136; two small salt and pepper shakers, numbered 3006B and with a maker's mark of a small head in an oval; one napkin ring, numbered 9707; one small Webster & Co. handled cup, numbered 164; one small Rogers, Lunt, & Bowen dish, numbered 1103; one SSMC Sterling Silver Manufacturing Company slotted serving spoon; one Gorham slotted serving spoon; one Gorham spoon; one small Gorham ladle; one Gorham three-pronged fork; one Didrich hand-wrought spoon with a large slot, possibly for olives; one Wallace & Sons spoon; one Weidlich Sterling Spoon Co. spoon; one Whiting Manufacturing Co. three-pronged fork; one Oneida heirloom silver two-pronged fork in the pattern "First Frost"; one pair of Whiting Manufacturing Co. tongs; one pair of tongs, unmarked; one unmarked salt spoon; one small spoon marked with a TS and an anchor in a crest; one Domininck & Haff spoon; one miniature ladle illegibly marked; one small fork illegibly marked.Six non-sterling or non-marked utensils include: one two-pronged serving fork marked 830, with maker's marks ONM or DNM; one three-pronged serving fork marked 800; three small spoons, two unmarked, one with maker's marks - possibly Sheffield or Birmingham; one Paye & Baker Manufacturing Co., Massachusetts, wooden handled gravy ladle, dated 1917 with maker's marks.Gross weight of sterling (not including 6 non-marked or non-sterling utensils): 13.17 Troy oz.Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.

A late Victorian silver Old English pattern ladle, 1898, makers mark for Josiah Williams & Co together with a George VI silver ladle, Sheffield 1938, Viners Ltd, 105gms (2)

Mixed Lot: A hallmarked silver baby's pusher, Victorian silver bladed preserve knife, pickle fork and teaspoon together with a silver handled butter knife and a metal ladle (6)

North African white metal ladle with engraved circular bowl chased hollow handle and pointed finial, 29cm long, 110gms

Four silver items comprising a sugar ladle, pin tray and two napkin rings. Shipping category D.

A tray containing antique and later metal wares including cast iron handled ladle, brass plaque, goblets, cruet set, plated vases etc.

A collection of silver serving articlesVarious makers, 18th-19th century To include a George III Old English pattern sauce ladle, (George Smith (III), London 1776), length 18cm;Another similar, the marks rubbed, possibly Irish;An Irish fiddle pattern sauce ladle, (Dublin 1827);A silver sauce ladle, (Edinburgh, possibly 1820)A pair with engraved terminals, (Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, London 1816);Another, (William Eley I & William Fearn, London 1814);together with a plated sugar sifter; ladle; butter knife; two fish knives; three miscellaneous lids; and two candle sconces, total weighable silver 9oz. (17)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Tiffany silver cheese scoop, together with a selection of American silver serving articlesTiffany & Co., New York, circa 1880 In chrysanthemum pattern, the handle engraved 'Moore', (Tiffany & Co., New York, circa 1880), length 24cm, together with:A pair of Tiffany silver grape scissors, with hammered surface and trailing vine leaves, (Tiffany, New York, late 19th century), length 20cm;A silver and mixed metal caddy spoon, the handle applied with a spider, insect and foliage, (W. Shiebler & Co., New York, circa 1890, retailed by Theodore B. Starr), length 11cm;An American silver soup ladle, the shaped top with a stamped husk and engraved with a crest, (John Cook, New York, circa 1869), length 33cm;and an English silver pair of grape scissors, (marks rubbed). (5)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Mixed antique silver fiddle pattern flatware, to include: five tablespoons, eleven table forks, four dessert spoons, six dessert forks, three teaspoons, a pair of sugar tongs, a sauce ladle, and an Irish basting spoon, mixed makers and dates, George III-Victoria, the vast majority of pieces either crested or initialled; 58oz. (32)

A silver Scottish Provincial toddy ladle, fiddle pattern, initialled "C", by John Sellar of Wick (JS, WICK, JS), 1825-35, 16cms long, 1oz.

Four George II silver tablespoons; and a silver sauce ladle, all later decorated for use as berry spoons and sifter ladle, gilt bowls, all initialled "S", the ladle 17cms long, 9.75oz. (5)

Chinese silver: a pierced napkin ring, with a dragon amongst the clouds, initialled "E", maker's mark "KLJ"; a cigarette case, also with a dragon and clouds, initialled "PC", gilt interior, unmarked; a sugar sifter ladle; and an egg cup, initialled "S", the latter 7.5cms high; 4.6oz. (4)

A set of six Elizabeth II silver large teaspoons, Hanoverian pattern with plain moulded rattails, by Charles Boyton & Sons, Sheffield 1978; together with a George III Old English pattern sauce ladle, crested, by Richard Crossley, London 1796; and a Newcastle-made silver tablespoon, Old English pattern, by John Robertson and John Walton, 1820, the ladle 16.8cms long; 10.6oz. (8)

A silver sugar sifter ladle with shell shaped bowl. Maker James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1900, 17.2 grams, together with a similar spoon. Condition Report: Overall in good condition. Some tarnishing and wear consistent with age and usage. No obvious alterations or dents. Details sharp.

Victorian cased set of nutcrackers, grape scissors and berry spoons, a silver-plated wax jack, knife rests and soup ladle, bread knife and fork with zylonite handles, pair of Dixon plated table spoons.

A Georgian silver fish slice, William & Samuel Knight, London 1815, engraved initial and inscribed Memorial from Langport 1873, 29cm; Georgian silver sauce ladle; and set of six Georgian silver teaspoons, cased; total 8.6oz.Qty: 3

A collection of ceramics, to include Susie Cooper Wild Rose part coffee set; 19th century feeding cup; child's plate; blue and white transferware ladle; and other items.Qty: 2 boxes

A part cutlery setSilvered metalComprising of: soup ladle of beaded decoration, serving spoons, skewer, 6 soup spoons, 6 meat knives and forks, 6 fish knives and forks, 6 dessert spoons, knives and forks, 6 cake forks, 6 tea spoons and 6 coffee spoons20th centuryMarked CHRISTOFLE(signs of wear, differences to decorations in serving pieces and table cutlery)Lenght: 27 cm (concha de sopa)

A complete Masons Ironstone Manchu pattern dinner service (settings for twelve persons), comprising twelve dinner plates, twenty-two dessert plates, twelve side plates, twelve soup dishes, twelve bowls, carrying plate, eight demi-tasse cups and saucers, eight tea cups and saucers, also a teapot, two milk jugs, two gravy boats and saucers, two vegetable dishes (no lids), two small tureens (1 lid missing), soup tureen and ladle, cheese plate and cover, two sugar bowls and salt and pepper pots

A silver-plate punch bowl with silver-plated Arts & Crafts ladle

Six early sterling silver cutlery items all with various English hallmarks and makers marks, some with engraved initial D, comprising 2 pairs of sugar tongs, a sauce ladle, 2 entree forks and a spoon, approximate total weight 254 grams

Three various Georgian sterling silver spoons including: London 1825, dessert spoon, and sauce ladle, each with maker's name William Eaton; and London 1820, maker William Eaton; each piece crested, (weight 143grams approx, total).

Late Victorian silver Fiddle thread pattern soup ladle, hallmarked Mappin & Webb Ltd, Sheffield 1898, 9.60 ozt (298.6 grams)Condition Report:General light wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches and nicks. Hallmarks clear and legible.

A Georgian silver ladle. 34 cm long. 165.2 grammes.

A harlequin collection of 18th century and later flatware, comprising a set of six table forks in the Fiddle pattern with armorial terminals, 20.5cm; five tablespoons; five dessert spoons; four teaspoons; a pair of sugar bows in the form of claws, a sauce ladle and a tea strainer, various assays to include continental examples as well as London, Birmingham and Exeter, makers to include William Woodman, John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, Liberty & Co, Levi & Salaman etc, gross weight approx 36oz

A George V silver twelve-place setting fitted mahogany canteen table and near-complete contents, in the Hanoverian pattern, comprising twelve table forks, six tablespoons, twelve dessert forks, eleven dessert spoons, twelve soup spoons, twenty-one teaspoons, twelve fish knives, twelve fish forks, a pair of fish servers, pair of salad servers, pair of butter knives, pickle fork, soup ladle, pair of sauce ladles, pair of sugar bows, caddy spoon and a single mustard spoon, together with various faux ivory handled table and dessert knives, cake slice, carving knife and fork etc, the whole housed in a fitted canteen table having hinged cover, two drawers and platform undertier, maker Viners Ltd (Emile Viner), Sheffield 1937, gross silver weight 197ozt, table w.57cm

A fine SBS eight-place stainless steel flatware and cutlery service. (As new - never used). The dome topped wooden lid opening to reveal varying sized forks, spoons, knives and above two further drawers similarly stocked, the lower drawer with cake slice, salad servers, soup ladle, further ladles and preserve spoon. 

Mostly blue and white wares to include:a late 19th century Booths part dinner service with 6 x 26 cm, 6 x 24.5 cm and 5 x 19 cm plates, five platters (2 x 26 cm, 37 cm, 42 cm and 46 cm) and a small lidded tureen with ladle and saucer;ten Minton 'Shalimar' teacups and saucers (1 spare saucer);two other part tea services, one by E. Hughes & Co.;a Royal Crown Derby service with 6 octagonal teacups and saucers, 6 side plates, a cake plate, jug (15 cm), two large sugar bowls and 6 egg cups.

A George III Silver Soup-Ladle, by George Smith, London, 1779 Old English pattern, with round bowl36cm long, 7oz 19dwt, 245grFully marked on back of handle. The marks are generally clear. There is some surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The handle is somewhat bright and has probably been erased.

A Sheffield plated lotus form impressive punch bowl with lion mask ring handles to side, with chased floral decoration, raised on circular moulded base, with matching set of six scroll handled cups and Fiddle and Shell pattern punch ladle, (h19cm : d 33cm, ladle : L 32cm, cups : d 7.5cm)

A group of Masonic style jewels and cap badges, a treen toddy ladle, bowl a/f, and a souvenir of The Great War, printed handkerchief or scarf, (48cm x 62.5cm)

A collection of silver plated ware to include, claret jug, salad bowls, dwarf candlesticks, ladle, berry spoon, etc

SWANSEA BASIN FROM THE 'MARINO BALLROOM' SERVICE circa 1815, naively painted in bright enamels with scattered flowers and boughs, 31cms diam together with BLUE & WHITE TRANSFERWARE POTTERY INCLUDING SWANSEA ,19th Century, pair of Dillwyn Swansea 'Improved Willow' platters, ladle, two jugs etc (6)Provenance: private collection SwanseaComments: tea service - extensive cracks, stable

A GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER PUNCH LADLE. Circa., Glasgow 1783. Maker mark stuck twice, T & H.

VICTORIAN SILVER LADLE S. SMITH & SON, LONDON 1877 with spiral stem and scalloped bowl, engraved initials to terminal15cm longQty: approx. 48gAdditional images now available.

SUITE OF AMERICAN SILVER CUTLERY REED & BARTON comprising eight table forks, eight silver handled table knives, eight spoons, eight teaspoons, seven silver handled butter knives, eight cake forks, a fish serving fork and silver handled slice, a pair of salad servers and a sauce ladle, each piece with scroll and foliate handles and engraved initials ER, along with four further American silver handled table knivesQty: the weighable silver approx. 2194g gross

PART SUITE EDWARDIAN SILVER TABLE APPOINTMENTS R.&W. SORLEY, SHEFFIELD 1904-07 engraved inital 'G' to terminal, comprising twelve soup spoons, six dessert spoons, nine table forks, seven dessert forks, basting spoon and ladle, contained in an oak canteenQty: the silver approx. 2405g gross

GEORGE III SILVER SOUP LADLE ROBERT GRAY & SON, EDINBURGH 1810 Old English pattern, engraved initials JR to terminal35cm longQty: approx. 205g

A Hallmarked Silver Old English Thread Pattern Sauce Ladle, George Adams, London 1845, handle double struck, crested; A Hallmarked Silver Fiddle Pattern Cream Ladle, William Eely & William Fearn, London 1818, crested; a plated ladle, with pierced bowl, crested. (3)

A Hallmarked Silver Old English Pattern Ladle, Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan, London 1795, initialled, 32.5cm long (145grams) (dents).

A Decorative Georgian Hallmarked Silver Toddy Ladle, John Pollock(?), London 1740, with shaped twin lipped bowl (repair) and turned wood handle, 34.5cm long; A Georgian Hallmarked Silver Toddy Ladle, Thomas Morley, London 1786, with oval bowl, initialled, 38cm long. (2)

A HALL MARKED SILVER STEEL LADLE

A large silver ladle by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1956, 8ozt

A good mixed lot of silver flatware, to include a Georgian Irish silver sauce ladle, a Victorian sugar sifter by John James Whiting, London 1855; various spoons; a George III dessert fork by William Eley & William Fearn; King's pattern Victorian fish knife, etc, 13ozt weighableProvenance: the Peto Family, formerly of Chedington Court, Dorset

A silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, engraved with an initial, Sheffield 1898, together with another silver sauce ladle, engraved with a crest, London 1808, other hallmarked silver flatware and plated items to include grape scissors and candle snuffer, weight of silver 7oz

Viners - An extensive set of 'Studio line' cutlery, to include twelve soup spoons, nine serving spoons, twelve dinner knives, fifteen dinner forks, twelve dessert spoons, six fish knives, eleven salad forks, six dessert forks, four dessert knives, five egg spoons, two preserve spoons, three teaspoons, seven further small spoons, one ladle, a set of salad servers and one cake slice. (qty)

A collection of silver to include; A Victorian Scottish silver ladle with shell designed handle, monogrammed to top, hallmarked Edinburgh, 1859, Samuel Weir, together with a Sheffield silver engraved preserve spoon, and a set of six Sheffield silver handled knives, James Deakin and Sons, stainless steel blades.Weighable silver: Approx. 64.3 grams (2ozt)Condition: Slight tarnishing, surface wear.

A Georgian white metal and twisted whale bone long toddy ladle, unmarked, with George II sixpence within bowl, approx. 38cm long, along with another long white metal toddy ladle, also unmarked, with a Queen Anne 1709 shilling within bowl, approx. 34cm long.Both tarnished, slight splitting to bone commensurate to age, general wear.

A collection of silver and silver plate cutlery, including a silver ended antler handled silver plated crumb scoop, two mother of pearl handled silver knives, a Georgian pierced design fish slice, an Exeter silver sauce ladle and butter curler (hallmarked: WRS for William Rawlings Sobey, Exeter), two Georgian silver sauce ladles and other cutlery. Various makers and assay marks. L.35 W.7.5cm. (largest) Silver weight. 430g.

A Dutch ladle, American spoon and fork. London toast rack