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Two Victorian silver sugar bowls, a Victorian silver gilt sifter ladle and a repousse silver dish, 11.8oz. Condition - fair to good

Amazing collection of sterling silver that includes an Amston sterling 472g platter backstamped Amston Sterling 463 Donatello, a Fisher sterling 548g platter backstamped Fisher Sterling 1542 Kent, a sterling 172g candy bowl backstamped Royal Danish USA International Sterling, a sterling 78g dessert bowl backstamped Newport Sterling 1212, 3 sterling 42g compote shell bowls backstamped Sterling by Jennings, an oval sterling 8g compote bowl backstamped Sterling 925 Camusso Made in Peru, a sterling 204g ladle with a monogram on the handle and backstamped Sterling, a sterling 90g soup ladle backstamped Pat 1915 Sterling, a sterling 24g personal ladle backstamped Gorham Sterling, and a sterling 14g soup spoon backstamped Sterling. Largest item measures 12" dia. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

Lovely, etched silver pieces. Lot includes 2 knife rest, marked Sterling; 2 footed salt cellars with clear glass insert, marked Sterling Peru 359; round salt cellar, marked RLB Sterling; 2 pierced footed round salt cellars - no inserts, marked Sterling 5067; oval salt cellar, with hallmarked sterling; round handled tray, marked IV 900; salt dish with tongs, marked 925 Sterling Mex; Fleur de Lis wine stopper, marked Made in USA Sterling; 3 mini shakers, marked Sterling and Sterling Weighed; small dish, marked Sterling 3955; ladle spoon, marked 925 Peru; 3 footed bud vase, marked Sterling 17 Norman of London New York; urn styled toothpick holder, marked Gorham Sterling 1311 and kiddush cup marked Sterling. Total silver weight 418g. Largest piece: 3"H x 1.75" dia. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear. Fluer de Lis wine stopper crack to acrylic.

Fantastic collection of sterling silver spoons 202g that consists of 6 teaspoons with a Sterling AD Norton backstamp, and a ladle with a 925 Sterling backstamp. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 5.75"LCondition: Age related wear.

A selection of assorted blue and white items including three lidded terrines in willow pattern, a Copeland Earthenware soup tureen with ladle having blue and white Harebell design, a Spode Christmas plate no.2 and a Coalport 'Beau Monde on Court' figurine etc.

A George III silver soup ladle 147g, plus two silver posy vases Hanoverian pattern soup ladle with engraved initials, marks unclear, c1800, 147 grams, 34cm approx, plus two posy vases, both hallmarked, 14 and 17cm, 205 grams including weighted bases. All with some wear

A George II silver marrow scoop, Ebenezer Coker, London 1755, plus a Georgian ladle. Nice clear marks, length approx. 21 cm. Combined weight 86 grams. Both in good condition

A Bateman silver and porcupine quill toddy ladle, London c1800 Approx. length 38 cm

A small collection of Scottish silver fiddle pattern flatware, 19th century - comprising a pair of table spoons, George Fenwick, Edinburgh 1823; a fiddle shell pattern sauce ladle, William Marshall, Edinburgh 1849; and a set of five tea spoons, Mitchell & Sons, Glasgow 1823, weight 23.5g.

Seven small pieces of silver to include a vesta case, a napkin ring, a Georgian toddy ladle, a 19th century caddy spoon, a silver topped jar (8 cm high) and a model of a putto sitting on a bench (4 cm high)

A collection of modern glass, comprising - 1. A set of four Rosenthal Studio-Linie crystal wine glasses, etched marks, 18.6cm high 2. A coloured bubble glass lemonade jug and tumbler set, the jug in pale smoked glass, 23.5cm high, the tumblers in mid-blue, 12.1cm high 3. A modernist cut glass decanter by Dartington, 26.7cm high 4. A glass punch ladle 5. A green tinted recycled glass steam vase, of twisted form, 41cm high

A silver plated salver - 'Heritage' by 1847 Rogers Bros, the shaped rim with floral and foliate decoration, the centre chased with flowers, scrolling foliage and shells, 42.75cm diameter; together with a small collection of other silver plated wares including a swing handled bread basket; a pedestal sugar bowl with blue glass liner and sifter ladle; a three piece cruet set; and a large open salt. (8)

A small collection of silver plated ware - including a soup ladle; a dome-top muffin dish; a pierced sugar basket with glass liner; a cream jug; a sauce boat; etc; and a small cut glass water jug.

A small group of collectables - comprising a tin hanging candle lamp, probably early 20th century, 32.5cm high, one pane of glass cracked; a Victorian pewter pint jug, with engraved inn inscription, 11.1cm high; a vintage apple corer; an Edwardian silver jam spoon; a George III silver mustard ladle; a plated mustard ladle and salt spoon; a vintage boxwood and steel gimlet; and a plated brass travelling pocket roundlet.

A small group of 19th century silver fiddle pattern flatware - comprising a William IV basting spoon, William Collins, London 1833; a William IV sauce ladle, William Eaton, London 1832; a George IV table spoon, Edward Thomason, Birmingham 1829; a set of five Victorian tea spoons, Samuel Whitford, London 1857; and a set of five William IV tea spoons, maker IW, Chester 1835, weight 413.5g; together with two Continental white metal table spoons, stamped '12' and 'Boxler'.

A cased suite of German parcel gilt stainless steel cutlery by Bachmayr of Solingen - for twelve place settings, comprising 12 x table knives, forks and spoons; 12 x fish knives and forks; 12 x cake forks and tea spoons; a pair of pickle forks; a sauce ladle; a soup ladle; a pair of sugar tongs; a pair of salad servers; a preserve spoon; a cake slice; a pair of fish servers; and a bread knife, all contained in a fitted black faux-leather briefcase with combination locks and three fitted trays, apparently unused.

A carved coconut 'bugbear', probably 19th century - carved with geometric decoration, 12.5cm long; together with a large tribal carved wooden ladle or scoop, probably African, the bowl and handle with incised zig-zag and lined decoration, with notch-cut grip to terminal, 63.5cm long; and a small carved wooden ladle or spoon, 16cm long. (3)

A George III and Victorian Silver Table-Service, The Victorian Pieces by George Adams, London, 1855, 1856 and Other Dates Old English pattern, engraved with a crest, comprising4 table-spoons6 dessert-spoons8 dessert-forks6 teaspoonsA sauce-ladle34oz 3dwt, 1,062gr (25)Each piece is marks as expected. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the high points and the engraving. There is some minor bruising to the tines and edges of the bowls in places. The table-spoons are George III and the other pieces are Victorian.

An Elizabeth II Silver Table-Service, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1965 Dubarry pattern, comprising2 table-spoons12 table-forks12 soup-spoons12 small soup-spoons12 fish-forks12 fish-knives12 dessert-spoons12 dessert-forks12 cake-forks12 teaspoons12 coffee-spoonsA sauce-ladleand the following with filled handles and stainless steel attachments12 table-knives12 cheese-knivesA three-piece carving-setweighable silver 167oz 12dwt, 5,213gr (150)Each piece marked as expected. Further stamped with French tax or import mark. There is some overall minor surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use.

A Elizabeth II Silver Table-Service, by Carrs, Sheffield, Mostly 1998 Hanoverian pattern, comprising: 4 table-spoons8 table-forks8 soup-spoons8 dessert-spoons8 dessert-forks8 smaller dessert-spoons8 fish-forks8 fish-knives7 cake-forks8 teaspoons2 butter-knives, 1997A soup-ladleA sauce-ladleand the following with filled handles and stainless steel blades8 table-knives8 cheese-knives8 fruit-knivesTogether With a seven-piece George VI condiment-set, by Mappin and Webb, Birmingham, 1942, in fitted mahogany finish canteen with hinged cover and two drawers, the canteen 50cm wide, weighable silver 154oz 8dwt, 4,802gr (110)Provenance: Tennants, 13 July 2019, lot 148.Each piece is marked as expected. There is some minor surface scratching and minor wear. The case with some marks and scuffs. The case with spaces for extra pieces.

A Russian/Chinese Silver Table-Service, With Cast Pseudo Kokoshnik Mark, Probably Harbin, First Quarter 20th Century each piece with rococo style decoration, comprising11 table-spoons12 table-forks12 dessert-forksA soup-ladleA caddy or sugar-spoonand the following with filled handles12 table-knives, with stainless steel blades12 cheese-knives, with stainless steel blades12 fruit-forks, with silver-gilt tines12 fruit-knives, with silver-gilt blades6 forks with two tines, with silver-gilt tines6 smaller forks with two tines, with silver gilt-tines, one detached2 serving-slices2 ladles, one with silver bowl and one with silver-gilt bowlweighable silver 92oz 4dwt, 2,868gr (101)Harbin is a city in Manchuria, in northeast China. During the Russian revolution many Russians fled by train to the east, ending up in Harbin, indeed by 1921 something like a third of the population of 300,000 were of Russian extraction. As the Russian currency the emigrees brought with them was now worthless their worldly possessions were instead often converted to wrought silver wares to allow them to carry their wealth with them. This was accommodated by a group of silversmiths who had also fled to Harbin and used their skills to produce items in traditional Russian styles. As there was no assay office for them to turn to and as they also had no marks to use on their wares they instead cast into the articles they produced silver marks resembling the pre-revolutionary Kokoshnik marks that they were familiar with.The pieces are marked with a cast pseudomark. There is some overall wear and scratching. The handles on some of the filled pieces are detached from the attachments.

A Victorian Silver Table-Service, by Francis Higgins, London, 1885 Military Thread pattern, engraved with a crest, comprising4 table-spoons6 table-forks6 dessert-spoons6 dessert-forks12 teaspoons4 coffee-spoonsA sauce-ladleA butter-knifeA sifting-spoonand the following associated knives with composition handles and stainless steel blades6 table-knives6 cheese-knivesin an associated oak finish canteen, the canteen 46cm wide, weight of silver 72oz 12dwt, 2,258gr (53)Each piece is marked as expected. The makers mark is poorly struck on many pieces. There is some surface scratching and wear. The canteen is associated and not original to the service. There are some scuffs and scratches to the case.

A quantity of plated cutlery to include: Kings pattern, Kit Cats Club ladle, sucrier, milk jug, etc.

An unmarked silver toddy Ladle with twisted handle and an ornate Silver Spoon with shell bow and twisted handle, London 1897.

Great Western Railway Hotels silverplate all marked with TREGENNA CASTLE HOTEL and GWR in script consisting of; Long Pickle Spoon, Asparagus Tongs, Small Ladle, Small Pouring Spoon with integral strainer and a pair of Clawed Sugar Tongs. All in excellent condition. 5 items.

A Glasgow silver fiddle pattern toddy ladle, a Edinburgh fiddle pattern spoon, a London old English pattern ladle, a George III old English pattern sifting spoon and a mid Victorian bead pattern serving slice, 176Gms

A silver old English pattern soup ladle by Thomas Whiphamd, London 1785, 176Gms.

Antique Georgian silver 1758 coin set brandy ladle measures approx 17ins long

A antique hanging cast iron cooking pot and ladle d29cm, shipping unavailable

A single pair of George III Scottish silver sugar tongs, with shell bowls, sponsor's mark 'JF', Edinburgh c.1810, length 15cm, together with a cased set of six George V silver "British Hall Marks" teaspoons, a French sifter ladle, and various other spoons, combined weight (sans case) 260g/8.35ozt gross all-in approx (qty)

A group of twentieth-century Old English pattern silver flatware, to include a sauce ladle, sponsor's mark Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson), London 1900, length 18cm, a pair of tablespoons, a pair of soup spoons, and a dessert spoon, combined weight 395g/12.69ozt approx

An Elizabeth II novelty silver egg topper or cutter, of scissor form, decorated with a cockerel, Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1971, length 13.7cm, weight 69g/2.21ozt approx, together with a silver punch ladle, the bowl with worn marks, possibly eighteenth century (2)

France.A nineteenth-century French first-standard (.950) silver toddy ladle, with a fluted navette-shaped bowl, and turned handle, also struck with the French greyhound recall mark, length 37.5cm approx

A Collection of Pearlware, 19th century, printed in underglaze blue, various patterns, comprising:Brameld ladleMinton square bowlMasons tureensoup tureen2 pierced standsegg standCopeland & Garrett bowl and draineroctagonal plate

A Pair of Lorgnettes, 19th century, gun metal and with gilt inlay13.5cmA Toddy Ladle, with whalebone handle21cmThree Further Treen Toddy Ladles (5)

An Elizabeth II Silver-Mounted Wood Punch-Set, by Richard Comyns, London, 1957, each piece in the 17th-century style, the bowl and goblets each tapering and with twisted wire borders, comprising a silver-mounted wood punch-bowl; a set of six silver-mounted wood goblets and a punch-ladle with cannon-handlethe punch bowl 30.5cm diameter, 14cm high; the goblets 11.5cm high, the punch-ladle 35cm wide (8)Each piece is marked near rim. The ladle marked inside bowl. The marks are clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is some scratching and very minor loss to the finish on the wood on some pieces. The silver mounts have been cleaned on one cup and otherwise the silver is tarnished and would benefit from being polished, as can be seen in the catalogue photograph.

A silver toddy ladle with whalebone handle, the repousse decorated bowl with inset 18th Century Spanish coin. 16" long.

A Large Silver Plated on Copper Punch Bowl, scrolling foliage decoration in relief, gadrooned spreading base with twin lion mask and ring handles, 32.5cm diameter, a plated ladle, two matched large wine coolers, scrolling decoration to rim with highly decorative twin handles, on spreading base. (3)

A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Ladle, GA, London 1854, the handle terminal engraved with stag head crest and "Crescit Sub Pondere Virtus", rat tail pattern to verso (288grams).

Silver and horn ladle dated 1788, measuring 37 cm long

A small quantity of late 19th Century blue transfer printed tableware including tureens, sauce tureen and ladle, plates, etc. - sold with a pair of Adams blue Jasper spill vases and a jug

An old silver plated copper punch bowl with six Pinder Bros plated punch cups and a ladle

A bag containing four silver napkin rings, Edinburgh fiddle pattern small ladle, London tablespoon and a silver compact case, etc.

COLLECTION OF PLATED WARE AND CERAMICS, the plated ware including an entree dish, ladle, cruets and dishes, also ceramic plates, a brass table lamp and a Paragon cup and saucer

A late 19th Century clear crystal glass ladle, the cup bowl with spout decorated externally with a star cut and wreath design finished with a blue rim, before a long handle with thin white bead band and ribbed finial, length 32cm. Condition reports for each lot are available on our website.

An Eden Bane Art Pottery blue and white bowl, also a quantity of mixed ceramics, including a floral decorated ginger jar, collection of ceramic cats and dogs, miniature vases, a jardiniere, a group of decorative plates, a spelter cast figure of a girl, a brass soup ladle on a mahogany wooden tray. (1 tray and loose)

A quantity of silver plated table service ware, including an engraved galleried circular tray, cut glass handled serving spoons, a plated serving ladle, character jug featuring Sancho Panca, together with a collection of pamphlets and musical scores. (3 trays and loose)

An American silver service of Faneuil pattern flatware by Tiffany & Co, comprising 7 table forks, 8 dessert spoons, 6 teaspoons, 3 pastry forks, 3 butter knives, a sauce ladle and a serving spoon, stamped Tiffany & Co. Sterling, 58oz overall, with 5 matching table knives and a serving slice with steel blades.

A George IV silver fiddle pattern gravy spoon, by William Traies, London 1824, 30.5cm long, and a Victorian silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, maker's mark indistinct, London 1853, 34.5cm long, 14oz overall. (2)

A George V silver sauce boat, with shaped border, scroll handle and shaped pad feet by Nayler Bros, London 1923, 21cm long, together with a George III silver old English pattern sauce ladle, London 1786, 11.5oz overall. (2)

An early Victorian Scottish silver king's pattern soup ladle, by George Bell, Edinburgh 1850, 34cm long, and a Scottish silver tea strainer, with fish handle by Brook & Son, Edinburgh 1939, 13cm long, 10oz overall. (2)

William III half guinea, 1695, mounted in a Victorian silver toddy ladle

An early 20th century Russian silver soup ladle, with reeded handle, 84 kokoshnik mark and engraved 1912, 36cm long, 9.5oz

A matched service of 19th century silver fiddle pattern flatware, comprising a gravy spoon, sauce ladle, 6 table spoons, 12 table forks, 14 dessert spoons, 12 dessert forks, 20 teaspoons and 4 egg spoons, various dates and makers, and a further Hanoverian pattern dessert spoon, 106oz overall

A service of Victorian silver fiddle and thread pattern flatware, comprising 18 table forks, 18 dessert forks, 8 table spoons, 18 dessert spoons, 18 teaspoons, 6 ice cream spoons, 4 sauce ladles, 2 gravy spoons, a pair of sugar tongs, a pair of grape scissors and a soup ladle, by Chawner & Co, London 1872, 195oz overall, in fitted oak canteenIn good condition overall. It has had some use but only lightly, and there are no engraved initials or crests. It is a nice service. There is no key unfortunately.

A late Victorian silver rectangular stamp box, embossed with scrolling foliage by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1892, 6.5cm wide, another silver stamp box with sprung glazed cover, Birmingham 1900, and a collection of further small silver comprising two sovereign cases, a circular box, a salt, two small dishes, an embossed toddy ladle, Birmingham 1901, a Georgian mote spoon, a French cut glass salt on silver dished base, and a further cut glass oval small dish with Georgian silver oval dished stand. (12)

A George III silver wine funnel, with beaded border, maker's mark indistinct, London 1810, 13.5cm long, and other silver comprising a shaped circular small dish, a napkin ring by Georg Jensen, a pair of serving spoons, a George III silver old English pattern gravy spoon, London 1811, a toddy ladle, a silver topped glass jar and a silver mounted double photograph frame, 13.5oz weighable. (qty)

A George III silver fiddle and thread pattern soup ladle, by Eley & Fearn, London 1807, two Georgian sifter spoons, and pair of asparagus tongs, 14oz overall. (4)Crest on the soup ladle is a bit worn - see uploaded image.

A mixed collection of silver flatware, comprising a George III old English pattern soup ladle by Thomas Northcote, London 1797, an 18th century fiddle pattern gravy spoon, six table forks, six dessert forks, four table spoons and three dessert spoons, all 18th and 19th century, various makers, 44oz overall. (qty)Basting spoon is a bit worn to the end of the bowl, image of the marks now uploaded. Soup ladle has some dents to the bowl.

Two silver Old English pattern sifter ladles, a George III example, the bowl circular pierced design, the handle initialled, hallmarked London 1786, makers mark George Smith & William Fearn, 16cm long together with a Victorian ladle having an oval pierced bowl, handled engraved and engraved with a lion rampant, hallmarked London 1846, makers mark for John & Henry Lias, 17cm long, 103gms (2)