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A George III silver punch ladle by Elizabeth Morley the plain oval bowl with silver tipped spiral twist baleen handle. London 1809

A Kings Pattern harlequin canteen of top quality, some crested, some plain and some monogrammed. Comprising:- A soup ladle, 21 dessert forks, 14 dinner forks, 6 soup or tablespoons, 21 dessert spoons and 10 various small spoonsCondition report: There is no silver in this lot

A Sheffield plated telescopic candlestick, a spirit flask, wine funnel and a soup ladle

A pair of modern silver salt and pepper mills, a silver spill and two silver mounted brushes together with a large epns ladle and an epns tea strainer and stand

A Victorian Old English pattern crested silver soup ladle by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler London 1894 9.7oz

A hallmarked silver sauce ladle, Sheffield 1896; a dessert spoon, London 1819; 2 forks with French markings, 7 oz

A Scandinavian large ladle with zebra shaped finial, signed 'Nimn van Kpop'

A Meissen style sauce bowl and ladle with leaf and floral design

A Victorian silver sifter spoon, George Adams, London 1849, Fiddle, Thread and Shell Pattern, of ladle form with pierced foliate and gilded bowl, 16cm long, 2.14ozt

A LARGE CAST IRON LADLE, L 108 cm, together with a cast iron smelting pot, H 21 cm (2)

VINERS LTD; a George VI hallmarked silver sauce boat, stand and ladle, Sheffield 1950, fitted in original case, approx 8.5ozt/265g.Additional InformationMinimal wear, light scratches and scuffs, but good condition.

AITKIN BROS; an Edward VII hallmarked silver sauce ladle, Sheffield 1903, together with further hallmarked silver flatware and souvenir spoons, weighable 10.5ozt/328g, also a number of silver plated examples.Additional InformationHeavy wear, denting and tarnishing throughout.

PETER, ANN & WILLIAM BATEMAN; a George III hallmarked silver Old English pattern ladle, London 1801, length 17.3cm, two further ladles and a scallop moulded caddy spoon, approx 4.3ozt/133g (4).Additional InformationScratches, nicks and general wear throughout, shell pattern ladle with engraved device to terminal.

A small early Victorian silver ladle with writhen twisted baleen handle, length 17.5cm, a sifting spoon, a pickle fork, and a further spoon, approx 2.63ozt/82g (4).Additional InformationThe marks on the ladle are obscured, the sifting spoon is of good gauge with general wear, the pickle work has some light toning and tarnishing, the fourth spoon has the initial R to the terminal.

An Irish Georgian hallmarked silver toddy ladle with baleen handle, Dublin, manufacturer and date marks rubbed, length 36cm, and two smaller examples, one Scottish by L. F. N., Glasgow, date marked rubbed, the other unmarked (3).Additional InformationIndents, scratches, nicks, tarnish, etc, abrasions to handles.

JOSIAH WILLIAMS & CO; a George V hallmarked silver sauce ladle, London 1929, four hallmarked silver Coronation spoons and two silver souvenir spoons, approx 3.2ozt/101g (7).

A Georgian silver toddy ladle with repousse foliate decoration to bowl and baleen handle, unmarked, length 36cm, and a further ladle with engraved initials to bowl exterior and turned wooden handle, maker’s mark CW (probably), no other visible marks (2).Additional InformationIndents, scratches, nicks, tarnish, etc, abrasions to handles.

MILLIDGE & SON; a Scottish Victorian hallmarked silver ladle with figural finial, twisted upper stem and repousse foliate decoration to bowl, Edinburgh 1858, length 16.5cm, approx 1.0ozt/31g, and an unusual white metal ladle set with a shell for the bowl, with engraved initials ‘W M S’ to terminal and stamped ‘A C’ to reverse (2).Additional InformationScratches, nicks, some rubbing, etc.

A Georgian hallmarked silver toddy ladle with baleen handle, marks rubbed, length 35cm, and two smaller examples, one Scottish by Mackay & Chisholm, Edinburgh 1859 (3).Additional InformationIndents, scratches, nicks, tarnish, etc, abrasions to handles.

A Georgian silver toddy ladle set with George II 1758 shilling to bowl and with baleen handle, length 28cm, and a further unmarked example (2).Additional InformationIndents, scratches, nicks, tarnish, etc, abrasions to handles.

Two 18th century white metal toddy ladle bowls, one with George II shilling, approx 1.5ozt/48g (af) (2).Additional InformationBoth in poor condition, circular example with numerous splits and wear.

A Georgian silver toddy ladle set with a George III 1787 shilling, engraved initials ‘R H’ to bowl and with baleen handle, unmarked, length 35cm, and two smaller examples, one by Edward Mayfield, London, date mark rubbed, the other with rubbed marks (3).Additional InformationIndents, scratches, nicks, tarnish, etc, abrasions to handles.

THOMAS MILLINGTON (probably); a Georgian hallmarked silver toddy ladle with baleen handle, London, date mark rubbed, length 36cm, and two smaller examples, one by John Mitchell (probably), Glasgow, date mark indistinct, the other with engraved initials ‘B D’ to bowl underside (3).Additional InformationThe larger bowl with numerous dents, further indents, nicks, scratches etc, nibbles and abrasions to handles.

ROBERT RUTLAND (probably); a George III hallmarked silver toddy ladle with baleen handle, London 1785, length 33cm, and an unmarked example with engraved initials ‘T E S’ to bowl (2).Additional InformationIndents, scratches, nicks, tarnish, etc, abrasions to handles.

Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Ltd; a hallmarked silver tureen ladle, London 1901, approximate weight 9.2ozt/287g. Additional InformationVery minimal wear but good condition. 

A George II silver serving ladle, London 1755, with engraved initial to the finial, weight 215 g, 34 cm long

A George V silver three piece cruet set by Thomas William Lack, London 1933, comprising a lidded mustard pot with blue glass liner and spoon, a pepperette and a salt with blue glass liner, all in similar design, on shell feet, together with a George III silver mustard pot with blue glass liner, and a small George III silver condiment ladle, combined silver weight 245 g

An 18th century Irish silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, shell bowl, 19.5cm long, John Shiels, Dublin 1766; a Feather-Edge spoon, maker JL, Dublin c.1770; a pair of 18th century Irish silver shell back teaspoons, fancy terminals, c.1770; other Irish flatware, Dublin, various dates and makers (qty), 17.75oz

Tiffany & Co - an American silver Wave Edge pattern table spoon, 21cm long, c.1890; a condiment ladle, the terminal with a bird, gilt bowl, 14.5cm long, marked pat.1871 (2)

A silver cannon handled basting spoon, by R. Comyns, London 1936, tapering circular handle, with a knop finial, the reverse of the oval bowl with two crests and inscribed 'Copy of The Salisbury Ladle 1684, given to The Fishmongers Livery on the Coronation of King George VI, 12 May 1937', length 38.2cm, approx. weight 4.9oz. Condition Report: Marks are good, gauge is good and heavy, details of the engraving are good,  some fine surface scratches, small nicks to the rim.

A George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle, 32.5cm long, George Smith & William Fearn, London 1794

A Scottish Provincial silver toddy ladle, twisted whalebone handle, 25cm long, Ferguson & McBean, Inverness, c.1890

A George III Irish silver Oar pattern soup ladle, 35cm long, John Power, Dublin 1806, 6.75oz

An early 19th century Scottish provincial silver Fiddle pattern cream or toddy ladle, 15.5cm long, Daniel McLean, Perth c.1824

A Victorian silver Shell and Fiddle pattern serving spoon, George Angell, London 1848; another, plated, Albert pattern; a plated Old English pattern ladle (4)

An Irish Provincial silver Bright-cut Celtic Point pattern table spoon, 23.5cm long, John Nicolson, Cork c.1790; a pair of dessert spoons, similar, William Teulon, Cork c.1795; a teaspoon, John Nicolson; a salt ladle, struck twice WEG (5), 4.25oz

A George II silver toddy ladle, the cauldron-shaped bowl centred by a shilling, wrythen-fluted baleen stem terminating in a silver scroll handle, 36.5cm long, apparently unmarked, the coin dated 1745; another two similar, George III, (2), [3]

A late 19th/early 20th century Continental table centre in the form of an oval bowl with tulip and applied floral decoration, seated putti and a parrot in flight to the top, height 32cm, an Art Deco glass ceiling shade with sunburst decoration, a late 19th century brass and copper serving ladle, a cased 'Unique' universal slide rule, a two non-matching sifters, one with hallmarked silver top, a Majolica-style blue ground vase with floral decoration, height 31cm and a 20th century Sampson-style armorial vase with hand painted crests and gilt-heightened, supported by a metal stand with four paw feet, height 25cm (8). CONDITION REPORT Ironstone vase has some wear to paint. Floral vase appears good. Table centre with putti has chips to flowers and chip to front foot. The lampshade is scratched. The ladle is dented. Sugar casters - silver dented. General wear throughout.

Victorian silver sifter spoon, George Adams, London 1853, Fiddle and Thread pattern; Danish silver sauce ladle, with cornet finial; three decorative Dutch spoons; souvenir spoons; and a pair of Danish silver beakers.

A George IV silver sauce ladle, William Eley & William Fearn, London 1822, three silver salt spoons, two pairs of plated grape scissors and four white metal and plated salt spoons, total weighable approx. 2.5oz.

Victorian Scottish silver soup ladle, Peter Grierson, Edinburgh 1841, Fiddle pattern, engraved initial 'N', 7oz, 34cm.

A George III silver ladle, William Eley & William Fearn, London 1800, 5ozs, 32cm.

Matched part canteen of silver cutlery, Old English pattern with engraved crest, including a ladle, basting spoon, pair of sauce ladles, six table forks, six tablespoons, six dessert forks, six dessert spoons, pair of salt spoons, 18th and 19th Century, 55oz gross.

Scottish Minor Guild: A George IV silver sauce ladle, Arbroath circa 1830, Fiddle pattern, engraved crest of a pelican and young, 1ozs, 15cm.

Victorian silver soup ladle, Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1845, Fiddle pattern, engraved monogram, 6oz, 55cm.

A child's silver teether rattle with coral handle, and two knops strung with bells, the hallmarks appear rubbed, maker 'T&P', together with a small group of silver and plated wares, including a Georgian hallmarked silver toddy ladle, again with indistinct marks (quantity)

A Bow pistol grip blue and white handled fork, c.1770, 23cm, and a Continental porcelain blue and white strainer ladle, 17cmCONDITION: Structurally good.

An early 1930's Georg Jensen silver cream ladle, 14.5cm and an Art Nouveau pierced silver dish, Birmingham, 1904, 15.4cm, gross 148 grams.CONDITION: Ladle quite tarnished otherwise in good order. Import hallmarks clear. Dish has a small ding to the base and the hallmarks are a little tired.

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND SUNDRIES ETC, to include blue and white Willow pattern by Burleigh, Churchill, Crown and unbranded Old Country Castles by British Anchor, Hornsea 'Heirloom' plates, cups, bowls, storage jars, Victorian cast iron flat irons, wood and brass oil lamp, pewter cups, Macfarlane biscuit tin, copper milk ladle, Cassells Family Bible, colour engravings - distressed etc

A CASED SET OF SILVER GEORGEIAN SPOONS, to include four tablespoons, each with an embossed fruit design to the bowl, scallop surround, engraved floral design to the shoulders and stem, with a vacant cartouche to the handle, together with a matching ladle, each hallmarked London 1794-1845, approximate gross weight 8.0 ozt, 251.1 grams, accompanied with original case

A CANTEEN OF CUTLERY AND WHITE METALWARE, the wooden canteen with an incomplete set of EPNS cutlery such as knives, forks, tablespoons, fish forks etc, a box of cutlery to include two cased sets of six plastic handled EPNS dessert knives, four boxed sets of six EPNS teaspoons, a cased two piece EPNS set of baby pusher and spoon, five boxed pieces of 'Arthur Price' cutlery, such as a ladle, fish knife, two boxed EPNS serving spoons, also including a box of various pieces of EPNS cutlery etc

A George V Silver Old English Bead Pattern Soup Ladle, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1927, weight 8ozs, and a pair of Edward VII silver fish servers with pierced blades and bead pattern handles, Sheffield 1903

An Elizabeth II Silver Beaker of "17th Century" Design, by A. Haviland-Nye, London 1969, the flared body engraved with banding of leaf scroll design, 4.5ins high, weight 6.95ozs, and an 18th Century silver punch ladle, the embossed bowl inset with Queen Anne 1714 shilling, and a small silver rectangular snuff box with engine turned decoration, 2ins x 1.5ins

A William IV Silver Kings Pattern Serving Fork, and mixed silverware, the serving fork maker's mark rubbed, London 1836, a late Victorian silver Kings pattern sauce ladle by John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1891, an Edward VII silver twin cigar case by Charles S. Green & Co. Ltd, Birmingham 1909, 5ins overall, a Danish silver serving spoon by Peter Hertz, Copenhagen 1890, a Danish silver serving fork by V. Christensen, Copenhagen date letter indistinct, weight 5ozs, and a gallia metal rectangular dish by Christofle

A mixed lot of silver including three hallmarked napkin rings, a small sauce bowl and matching spoon together with a silver sauce ladle (15cm) (6.1oz)

A Large volume of pewter items to include: measures, pepper pots, egg cups, salts, soup ladles, spoon, toddy ladle, ink pots, tea pot, hot water jugs etc

Isis blue and white pottery flower posy brick together with a whit glazed bird tureen and ladle for Williams Somonia (2)

Tétard Frères Paris, 20. Jh. Seltenes und umfangreiches Art-Déco Besteck Paris, 1920/ 30. Silber, gest. BZ., MZ.: 'TFRES'. 223-tlg.: 1 gr. Suppenkelle, 1 Saucenkelle, 1 Salatbesteck, 1 Tortenheber, 1 Fisch-Vorlegebesteck, 1 gr. Vorlegelöffel, 18 Menügablen, 16 Menülöffel, 18 Menümesser, 28 Vorspeisegablen, 18 Vorspeiselöffel, 15 Vorspeisemesser, 17 Fischgabeln, 18 Fischmesser, 18 Austerngabeln, 1 gr. Buttermesser, 5 kl. Buttermesser, 12 Kaffeelöffel, 13 Mokkalöffel, 18 Kuchengabeln (1 Gabel leicht abweichender Dekor). Monogrammgravur 'WDU'. Gebrauchsspuren. Gew. zus. ohne Messer ca. 10750 g. - Tétard Frères Paris, 20. cent. A Rare and Extensive Art-Déco Cutlery Paris, 1920/ 30. Silver, stamped. Assay mark, mm.: 'TFRES'. 223 parted.: 1 large soup ladle, 1 sauce ladle, 1 set salad servers, 1 cake server, 1 set fish servers, 1 large serving spoon, 18 dinner forks, 16 dinner spoons, 18 dinner knifes, 28 starter forks, 18 starter spoons, 15 starter knifes, 17 fish forks, 18 fish knifes, 18 oyster forks, 1 large butter knife, 5 butter knifes, 12 coffee spoons, 13 mocca spoons, 18 cake forks (1 fork min different decor). Monogram: 'WDU'. Traces of usage. Overall weight without knifes approx. 10750 g. -

An antique Christofle cased cutlery set spoons and ladle and one other containing knives.

Victorian Ceramic Part Child's Green and White Dinner Service, approx. 45 pieces including Meat Plates, Soup Tureen and Ladle, Plates, Lidded Tureens, etc