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ROBBE & BERKING Speisebesteck für meist 11 Personen 'Rosenmuster', 800 Silber, 20. Jh., bestehend aus 11 x Speisegabeln/ -messer/ -löffel, 12 x Kaffeelöffel, 12 x Kuchengabeln, 1 x Soßenkelle, 1 x Vorlegelöffel, 1 x Kuchenheber, 1 x Sahnelöffel, Marken: Halbmond, Krone, 800 Silber, MZ, Gw. (ohne Messer) ca. 2244 g. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren.| ROBBE & BERKING cutlery for mostly 11 persons ‘Rose pattern’, 800 silver, 20th century, comprising 11 x dinner forks/ knives/ spoons, 12 x coffee spoons, 12 x cake forks, 1 x sauce ladle, 1 x serving spoon, 1 x cake server, 1 x cream spoon, marked with 800 silver, makers mark, weight (without knife) approx. 2244 g. Signs of age and use.

Magnificent variety of clear glassware that consists of a medium and a small swirled ashtrays, a leaf shaped tray, a pebbled serving platter, a Fostoria picture frame with a Fostoria sticker, a Heisey individual domino sugar holder, four pebbled coasters, four star patterned shot glasses, five place cards for fine dining, a lead crystal toothpick holder, a jumbo peanut butter jar, a ladle, a Hocking glass striped mini decanter and shot glass, a barbell shaped knife rest, a floral decorated cigarette holder, four mini variety shaped decanters, and four baby chick figurines. Largest item measures 10.25"L x 3.75"W x 2.75"H. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear. As is. Cracking on inside of peanut butter lid.

silver cutlery set with rocaille and flower decorationHallmarks: stamped ?ORIOL?, title, master?s hallmark, ?976 M/M?; handles engraved with the initial ?N under crown?. The blades of the knives stamped ?ORIOL Inoxidable Firth Stainless?comprising:- 6 table spoons, L. 21.5 cm, total gross weight: 552 gr.- 6 table spoons, L. 21 cm, total gross weight: 546 gr.- 2 serving spoons, L. 23.7 cm, total gross weight: 200 gr.- 10 starters spoons, L. 18.5 cm, total gross weight: 530 gr.- 8 dessert spoons, L. 15.5 cm, total gross weight: 280 gr.- 9 teaspoons, L. 11.5 cm, total gross weight: 193.5 gr.- 12 table forks, L. 20.8 cm, total gross weight: 1020 gr.- 12 starters forks, L. 18.5 cm, total gross weight: 606 gr.- 11 dessert forks, L. 15.3 cm, total gross weight: 352 gr.- 2 serving forks, L. 24 cm, total gross weight: 193 gr.- 12 table knives with steel blades, L. 25,5 cm, total gross weight: 840 gr.- 6 steak knives and 3 knives, steel blades, L. 20 cm, total grossÿweight: 405 gr.- 10 butter knives with steel blades, L. 17 cm, total gross weight: 300 gr.- 1 ladle, L. 30.8 cm, gross weight: 203 gr.- 1 sauce ladle, L. 17 cm, total gross weight: 76 gr.- 1 openwork spoon, L. 15.5 cm, total gross weight: 38 gr.- 1 stewing spoon, L. 30.7 cm, gross weight: 163 gr.- 1 round shovel with rim, L. 20.5 cm, gross weight: 96.8 gr.- 1 asparagus fork, L. 24.7 cm, gross weight: 116 gr.- 1 asparagus shovel, L. 25 cm, gross weight: 138 gr.- 1 small shovel, L. 15.5 cm, gross weight: 44.7 gr.- 1 fish shovel, L. 28 cm, gross weight: 127 gr.- 1 fish shovel, L. 30.5 cm, gross weight: 164 gr.- 1 pie server, L. 27 cm, gross weight: 136 gr.- 1 round cake shovel, L. 23 cm, gross weight: 101.5 gr.- 1 sorbet spoon, L. 24 cm, gross weight: 103.5 gr.- 1 butter knife, L. 17.5 cm, gross weight: 41 gr.- 2 small cheese forks, L. 16 cm, gross weight: 72 gr.Total gross weight: approx. 7,500 gr. (including steel blades)Antonio Oriol y Bux¢ (1834 - 1891) was a Spanish goldsmith and silversmith. He moved to Barcelona in 1850, where he opened a jeweller's shop and quickly gained a reputation for the quality of his goldsmith's work, which was favoured by Barcelona's high society. He became a supplier to the royal household and made several pieces for Isabel II, including a tiara and a diamond necklace, both of which are classified as works that are difficult to surpass.

A silver ladle, having composition handle, by Hampton Utilities, Birmingham 1973.

A silver sauce ladle, by Asprey & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1934, 48g, in unmatched case.

Mixed Collection of Silver Items to include a silver sugar caster, four silver napkin rings boxed, silver rimmed glass jars, silver handled shoe horns and hooks, and a bracelet. Together with a silver berry spoon dated 1825 and a George Jensen spoon and ladle.

A collection of silver items, to include dressing table bottles and jars, scent bottle, toddy ladle etc

Stainless steel and silverplate flatware by W.M. Rogers for Oneida. The silverplated small spoons are by Winfield and Viceroy. The ladle and large serving spoon are sterling silver and weigh 115g together. The storage case measures 16"L x 11.5"W x 3.5"H. Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Storage box is missing one foot. Age related wear.

A BELLEEK FIRST PERIOD FLORAL PATTERN DINNER SERVICE comprising 12 dinner plates 11 starter plates 12 saucers 4 serving dishes of varying sizes 2 soup tureens and covers  1 sauce boat 1 smaller tureen and cover with ladle; together with a miscellaneous collection of plates 47 in total  

A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS, COMPRISING:-  an Irish Georgian marrow scoop, lacking date letter, makers mark 'F.K' - a Victorian sugar tongs, London, 1865, mark of Henry Holland - toddy ladle, silver marks rubbed

AN AMERICAN STERLING SILVER 'BOTTICELLI' PATTERN FLATWARE SERVICEby Frank Whitling, contained in an wooden canteen, and comprising12 dinner forks 12 salad forks 12 dinner knives 12 teaspoons;together with a collection of miscellaneous American sterling silver flatware, including serving spoons, teaspoons, sauce ladle, cheese scoop and hors d'oeuvres fork(60 pieces) (68 troy ozs all in excl. dinner knives)

A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF NORWEGIAN SILVER FLATWARE comprising - 6 fish knives and 6 forks, each stamped '830.S' and 'D-A' - 6 coffee spoons by J Tostrup, stamped '830.S', initialled - 3 serving spoons with pierced scrollwork terminals, each stamped '830.S' - 2 straining spoons, one by T. Olsen, stamped '830.S', the other an American example by Reed & Barton, stamped sterling - a single dinner fork with floral decoration, unmarked -   teaspoon, stamped '830.S' - silver sauce ladle, stamped '830.S'(19 troy ozs excluding fish knives and forks)

A GEORGE III SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SOUP LADLE,Newcastle c.1807, mark of Dorothy Langlands, (6 troy ozs); together with an Art Deco silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1921, with engine turned decoration, engraved with initials 'WAK', (3.5 troy ozs); and an oversized silver plated serving spoon, (3)

A late Victorian silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, Josiah Williams & Co, London 1898, 18cm, 2.4ozNo damage or repair, only general surface wear, hallmarks slightly worn

A George II silver toddy ladle, with 1758 coin inset bowl and twisted whale baleen handle, 35cmNumerous light dents to bowl, general surface wear to high points, handle has been re-soldered onto bowl, unmarked

A George II silver toddy ladle, the bowl with gadrooned rim, snake stem and twisted whale baleen handle, 33cmBowl has several dents, general wear to high points, handle has a few small edge chips, hallmarks indistinct

A Victorian silver ladle, with apostle top on twisted stem, and a hammered bowl, Mackay & Chisholm, Edinburgh 1859, 0.70oz.

A group of four Roman iron objects. The first is a large ladle, 20-1/2 in. long, with a twisted handle, a pair of curved blades and a spouted pouring vessel. All with strong encrustation. (R379)

George II silver brandy warmer, London hallmark dated 1728, mm W.F (William Fordham or William Fleming) with a turned handle; a silver brandy toddy ladle with continental marks (rubbed) with turned handle; a Georgian silver toddy ladle inset with a George II coin with twisted whalebone handle. (3) Noted under "Unregistered Marks" by Grimwade who attributes the mark as "William Fordham or possibly William Fleming"

Silver & silverplate - an Elizabeth II silver pill box; another white metal pill box; a pair of George III Revival salt cellars; an early 20th century silver plated three piece bachelor's tea service; 19th century polished steel nut crackers; gallery tray; sugar castor; chamberstick; ladle; tazza; etc qty

Silver fish slice, W Kingdom, London 1820, fiddle pattern, engraved, 30cm, 4.6ozt, ladle with silver bowl, Sheffield 1977, modern ebonised handle, antique ladle, white metal and coin set bowl 1711, bone handle, 37cm.Qty: 3

A silver cream jug, William Aitken, Birmingham 1901, part fluted; vesta case; Victorian caddy spoon; Georgian teaspoon; ladle; golfing tee, cased; personal napkin clip; Jersey cream can; and pair of silver-plated sugar tongs; total weighable 10.4oz.Qty: 9

A sauceboat with tray and ladle Silver 916/000Lisbon hallmark (1938-1984) and commercial mark MERGULHÃO(wear) 13,5x20,5x8 cm (molheira)24x15 cm (travessa)Comp.: 15 cm (molheira) 730,8 g

STERLING SILVER SNAIL SPOON WITH A STERLING SILVER LADLE - 92 GRAMS APPROX

Copeland Spode blue Italian tureen plus two others and a further Willow pattern ladle

A Victorian Booths pottery iron red, blue and gilt soup tureen, cover, stand and ladle. Condition - good

Ca. AD 100 - 300 . A fine example of a cast-bronze ceremonial ladle with a shallow, hemispherical bowl and a lengthy handle that terminates in the head of a stylised animal with "horns" on the top of the cup. Size: 170mm x 65mm; Weight: 75g Provenance: Property of a European collector; formerly in the famous Alison Barker collection, a retired London barrister; acquired between the early1960s to 1990s.

A Hamilton & Inches of Edinburgh silver-plated flatware service for twelve, Hanoverian pattern, each piece engraved with the initial "M", comprising: twelve each of dinner and dessert/luncheon knives (with ivorine handles), dinner forks, dessert/luncheon forks, dessert spoons, table spoons, teaspoons; together with tongs, two sauce ladles, soup ladle, carvers and shapener and gravy spoon, all contained in a fitted mahogany canteen with hinged top and two drawers. Total 97 pieces, canteen 25cm by 43cm by 28cm.

A George III silver ladle hallmarked for London 1794 by George Smith (III) & William Fearn approximate weight 219g

Vintage silver hallmarked Silver berry ladle total weight 49 grams

Silver Dessert Spoon and Toddy Ladle

A quantity of Newcastle silver Flatware, including two table spoons by John Walton, one Old English pattern, 1720, the other fiddle, 1829, both initialled, other teaspoons, a caddy spoon etc., together with an Irish silver dessert spoon, Michael Homer, Dublin c. 1770's, a George III silver toddy ladle with whale bone handle etc., weighable silver 8.7ozt (a lot)

A matched Canteen of silver fiddle, thread and shell Cutlery, including a six place setting by Atkin Brothers, hallmarked Sheffield, 1948-57, comprising forks, dessert forks, soup spoons, dessert spoons, coffee spoons, teaspoons, knives and desset knives, both with weighted handles and stainless steel blades, three table spoons and a sauce ladle, together with another six place setting, various makers and dates, two additional sauce ladles and a pair of sugar nips, 103 pieces in total, total weight excluding knives 157ozt (a lot)

A collection of silver spoons, 178g, a plated ladle and three other plated items

Georgian Edinburgh Silver and whalebone handle ladle. Dated 1821. Produced By Robert Key. [33.5cm length]

Scottish Georgian Glasgow silver hallmarked ladle. produced by Robert Gray & Son. Engraved to finial. [17cm length] [52.44grams]

An Edwardian silver shell bowl, pierced and feather edge sifter spoon, Sheffield 1909, a George III silver bottom marked feather edge ladle, lion passant only and a Victorian fiddle pattern ladle, London 1840 119gm

A George III silver toddy ladle, London 1799, a Victorian silver and mother of pearl pickle fork, Birmingham 1862 and other flatware, 114gm of weighable silver

A silver toddy ladle, Dublin 1813, engraved M, together with a silver sugar sifter spoon, Birmingham 1988, and another silver embossed sugar sifter, Birmingham 1898, 60gm. (3)

A 19th century toddy ladle centered with glass disk and a Japanese lacquered small box

A ladle and spatulaSilver 835/000Oporto hallmark (1985-2020)Comp.: 24 cm (spatula)269,2 g

GEORGE III SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL SILVER SOUP LADLE, JOHN EWAN, ABERDEEN with engraved initials to handle34cm longQty: 172g

SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL SILVER SOUP LADLE, CHARLES JAMIESON, INVERNESS 1787-1819 old English pattern, with initials engraved to handle33cm longQty: 186g

A hallmarked silver rattail pattern soup ladle London 1901, approx total weight 291g

A George V silver sifter ladle, W S Savage & Co., Sheffield 1912, length 10cm, together with two silver-coloured metal pencils, pickle fork, & etc., combined weight 75g/2.41ozt gross all-in approx

A Large Sheffield Silver Plated Punch Bowl, foliate scroll decoration with vacant cartouche, twin lion mask and ring handles, with eight Sheffield silver plated hook cups, of foliage decoration, and a large Kings pattern ladle. (3)

A Circa XIX Century Toddy Ladle, the circular bowl with marquise edge and bifurcated neck, to baluster style handle (overall length 43.5cm);

A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Sauce Ladle, JB, London 1842, rattail patetrn vesro with initialled handle, 17.5cm long (

A King's pattern sifter spoon, two silver plated pint mugs, a ladle and a salad server

Two brass and copper taps, a copper ladle, brass ring handles and a quartz mantel clock

Corona Ware 'Chantilly' pattern part dinner service, early 20th century registered design number 674412 (1920) decorated with hand painted  asiatic pheasants in landscape settings in gilt edged geometric border. of cobalt blue on a white ground. 24 dinner plates, 12 side plates, six oval platters n graduating sizes, two lidded tureens and a lidded sauce tureen with saucer (and spare) and ladle. (52)

A QUANTITY OF MOTHER-OF-PEARL ITEMS INDIA, GUJARAT, 17TH CENTURY AND LATER comprising four silver-mounted spoons (one broken), six ladle bowls, a miniature footed bowl, two flared finials, and four small pieces Bowl: 3.5cm high; Ladle bowl: 8cm long max.; Finial: 4.5cm high  Select Property from Penicuik House, Midlothian, Scotland.Penicuik Estate, situated to the south-west of Edinburgh at the foot of the Pentlands, has been owned by the Clerk family since the middle of the 17th century. In 1654 the merchant John Clerk (1611-1674), who had made his fortune in Paris, purchased the Estate with the existing house Newbiggin from the heirs of Margaret Scott, the Countess of Eglinton. In 1647 John Clerk married Mary Gray, fourth daughter of Sir William Gray of Pittendrum by whom he had five sons and five daughters. He married for a second time in 1670 to Elizabeth Johnston, and upon his death he was succeeded by his eldest son, John Clerk, who became the 1st Baronet in 1679.

A Herend oxide red and gilt decorated "Fortuna" pattern part dinner/tea service (pattern 1707/1220/1706 etc) comprising circular lidded tureen, twelve coffee cups and saucers, ten egg cups, egg shaped salt and pepper and open mustard, coffee pot, water jug, ladle, oval dish, double sided sauce boat, eight tea cups and seven saucers, six plates, five side plates and four breakfast bowls CONDITION REPORTS The salt and pepper shakers each have a chip to the underside. The lid for the hot water jug is broken, cracked and one of the larger saucers has a significant star crack to the base. The larger saucers, the bowls and tea plates are all very faded, on some there is practically no pattern left and there is some fading to the side plates and tea cups and coffee cups as well both inside and out. No signs of seconds, none of the marks appear to be scored through. There are a couple of different maker's marks to the bases. Set has clearly been used, there are knife marks etc, in need of a clean - see images for examples

An Edwardian silver Old English pattern Rat Tail design soup ladle (by William Hutton & Sons, London 1909), together with three matching soup spoons (by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1926, 1927 and 1928), 16.12 oz overall

A set of six George IV silver Fiddle pattern dessert spoons (by William Eley, London 1823), together with a pair of matching tablespoons, bearing initials "W", a pair of Patrick Mavros silver coffee spoons with shell and starfish finials, a pair of silver stem vases of square trumpet form (by Green & Son, Chester 1928), a small collection of plated cutlery including Fiddle pattern forks, a pair of sugar tongs, sauce ladle, etc., a plated pierced chamberstick and pair of Cross gold coloured pens (boxed), 16.2 oz weighable silver

A monogramed ladle with the initial G, Marshall & Sons, Edinburgh 1841. 33gms and a silver plate ladle monogramed by S Brown 15gms.(2)

A silver Birmingham 1901 small cream ladle together with a silver Sheffield 1915 sugar sifter.

4 hall marked silver champagne cups ( each cup approx 130 gms) , 1 EPNS Sheffield silver ladle 325cm long, 1 silver plate ladle 35.5cm long. Cond report: Champagne cups in good condition, only very very slightly mis-shapen on the rim- barely seen by the eye, they stand straight and have no dinks, dents or damage. Champagne cups hallmarked - Birmingham, Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, 2 x cup are dated 1931, the other 2 are dated 1932.

Victorian silver ladle. London 1854. Together with small silver sifter spoon. Sheffield 1904, by Atkin Bros. Together with a cased silver Christening spoon. Birmingham 1924. 3.5 troy oz approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle, initial engraved, Richard Crossley & George Smith IV, London 1789, 6.50oz.