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George V walnut cased canteen of flatware and cutlery, Hanoverian type pattern with stepped geometric edge, for six, and comprising six each table forks, dessert forks, dessert spoons, soup spoons and tea spoons, together with four table spoons, single sauce ladle, combined wt approx 1749gms, together with six each ivory handled dinner and side knives and a three piece carving set, all contained in a fitted canteen with hinged cover and fitted single drawer, London 1928/29, maker's mark RWB and canteen with fitted ivorine label for Harrods Ltd, Silversmiths and Cutlers, London SW1

Composite early 19th century mostly Scottish single struck Kings pattern flatware service, comprising 20 table forks, 13 dessert forks, 18 tea spoons, 22 table spoons, 18 dessert spoons, 8 toddy ladles, 2 stuffing spoons, 1 soup ladle, most bearing crests and/or initials, combined wt approx 4893gms, mostly Edinburgh, various dates and makers plus 5 London dinner forks, together with 24 each dinner and side knives, (150)

Composite mostly early 19th century double struck Kings pattern part flatware service comprising six dinner forks, five dessert forks, six dessert spoons, two table spoons, single sauce ladle and two salt spoons, together with six each dinner and side knives, weighable silver approx 1663gms, various dates and makers (34)

ITALIAN FLATWARE.A suite of Italian 800 standard silver flatware, comprising 12 silver mounted table knives, 16 table forks, 12 dessert knives, 12 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons, 12 teaspoons, a soup ladle, a tablespoon & matching fork, a pair of silver mounted salad servers, & two pastry servers. Total weight excl. knives & salad servers, approx. 104oz.

TODDY LADLE.A 19thc toddy ladle with turned fruit wood handle, initialled to the reverse of the bowl.

STRAINER ETC. A strainer, London 1911, width 17.7cm. Also, a Georgian ladle.

TODDY LADLE. A Georgian toddy ladle with twisted bone handle. The reverse of the bowl initialled.

A Victorian matched set of fiddle pattern cutlery, London 1853, 1864, 1892 and 1893, comprising twelve table forks and four matched, nine table spoons and three matched, eleven teaspoons and one matched, two sauce ladles, two mustard spoons and one ladle, approximately 120ozt

A George Jones Majolica strawberry dish, naturalistically moulded with a bird standing between two nests, the dish moulded in low relief and coloured with ferns and strawberry flowers, together with a sifter spoon, small ladle and spoon, 11ins x 10ins overall (Patent model No. 2559, and registration mark for 1870 - sugar bowl and cream jug missing)

An ironstone pattern blue and white soup tureen, ladle and stand; and two Japanese Imari plates

A Danish white metal soup ladle.

A mixed lot to include a vintage corkscrew, Epns berry spoons, silver ladle (a/f) and a Swan fountain pen, etc (a lot)

A Georgian white metal and whale bone toddy ladle, tests as silver

Two George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladles, London 1786/89; two later examples Chawner & Co, 1851 and Walker & Hall 1909; together with a Scottish single struck Queen's pattern toddy ladle, Glasgow 1847, 9.2ozt (5)

A Ridgway stone china soup tureen, cover and stand, circa 1825, of hexagonal form, printed in underglaze blue with the Japan Flower pattern, 34cm wide; a similar vegetable tureen and cover; a pearlware willow pattern soup tureen and cover, 34cm wide; a similar ladle; and a meat platter (qty)

A part service of George IV silver Kings Husk pattern flatware, William Chawner, London 1827, comprising: 5 table spoons; 2 table forks; 2 dessert forks; 2 teaspoons; and a sauce ladle, all with lion crest and motto scroll ''Tuum Est'', 32.6ozt

Assorted silver items including: an ovoid pepper, George Fox, London 1897; a similar period small caster or pepper; an unmarked toddy ladle; pair of candlesticks; George III cream jug etc, together with a pair of mother of pearl opera glasses and quantity of silver plated items, weighable silver 3.9ozt

A set of six silver pastry forks Walker & Hall, , in a fitted case; a set of six tea spoons William Hair Haseler, cased; a set of six modern silver menu card holders; a Newcastle fiddle pattern sauce ladle Thomas Watson, 1829; and various further assorted flatware, 13.4ozt

ROBERT WILLIAMS & SONS A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER SUGAR NIPS, Exeter 1846, together with a quantity of various hallmarked TEA AND COFFEE SPOONS, a TABLESPOON marked ".800" with Pagoda decoration, CHINESE SPOONS, PLATED PICKLE AND BREAD FORKS, PLATED SIFTING LADLE, FISH SLICE etc., weighable silver 426g.

A pair of 19th Century "Fiddle" pattern tablespoons (bear maker's marks RR, London 1814), a silver sauce ladle, silver spoon with shell shaped bowl and a Danish silver spoon with figural finial depicting a soldier climbing down a tree, 8.5 oz total

1st century BC. A silver simpulum ladle with shallow bowl and flared rim, volute scrolls to the rim beside the flat handle with raised edges, scrolled upper and returned swan-head with ring-and-dot eyes. Cf. Roberts, P. Life and Death in Pompeii and Herculaneum, London, 2013, item 89 for type. 174 grams, 16.2cm (6 3/5"). Property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. Very fine condition.

A SWEDISH SILVER PUNCH LADLE, with turned wood handle. 16ins long.

A SAUCE LADLE, with shell decorated bowl and terminal, London 1806, and a similar ladle (2). 7ins long.

A SILVER TODDY LADLE, inset with a coin. 11ins long.

Georgian silver soup ladle , plain polished bowl, fiddle and thread pattern with initials inscribed to handle, length approx. 34cm, gross weight 9.49ozt, makers marks for 'WB', London, 1836. For a condition report please visit our website www. peterwilson.co.uk

A hallmarked silver mug, Sheffield 1921; a small hallmarked silver bowl, Sheffield 1931; 2 silver napkin rings, 4½ oz; a pair of silver plated salts; ladle; a 2 piece cruet set

A SET OF NORWEGIAN TABLE SILVER, THORVALD MARTHINSEN, TONSBERG, 1930s Valdres pattern, complete for twelve of each of the following: table forks table knives with stainless steel blades dessert spoons dessert forks dessert knives with stainless steel blades fish forks fish knives and seven larger soup spoons, six smaller soup spoons, six cake forks, six coffee spoons, four serving spoons, a cake slice, a sauce ladle and a preserve spoon, 830 standard (excepting seven larger soup spoons and six dessert forks stamped 'STERLING' and probably later date) 3800gr (122oz) excepting stainless steel mounted items (116 pieces)Descriptions in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports and all lots are sold as viewed. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in good condition. Prospective bidders are recommended to request a condition report prior to bidding, wherever possible satisfying themselves in person at the gallery as to the condition of a lot.

A GEORGE III SILVER MEAT SKEWER, PROBABLY WILLIAM TANT (GRIMWADE NO. 3904), LONDON, 1765 plain ring terminal, 30cm long; together with a silver replica of the Coronation Spoon, Wakely & Wheeler, London, 1902, 25.cm long; and a small ladle with coin inset bowl and turned wood handle, 20cm long (3)Descriptions in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports and all lots are sold as viewed. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in good condition. Prospective bidders are recommended to request a condition report prior to bidding, wherever possible satisfying themselves in person at the gallery as to the condition of a lot.

A George V silver pedestal bowl, with a pierced shaped rim, on a spreading similarly decorated base, Birmingham, 1913, together with a silver apostle spoon, silver sifter spoon, silver handled shoe horn and a white metal ladle, weighable silver approximately 705 grams

Irish Silver - A late George III silver fiddle pattern ladle, Dublin, 1812, Richard Sawyer, together with two silver sauce ladles, London, 1818 and 1830 overall approximately 350 grams

Five silver fiddle pattern teaspoons and a silver sauce ladle and a silver teaspoon

A heavy brass ladle, the handle stamped WM, 50cm L.

An Old English pattern silver ladle, Richard Spencer & Sons, London 1922, Reg. No. 695631, the conch shell bowl, pierced and gilt lined, 15cm long, 2ozs.

An Albany pattern electroplate part canteen, circa 1900, comprising: a soup ladle, 2 basting spoons, stilton scoop, grape shears, sugar tongs, fish carvers, 2 carving knives and 3 carving forks (13).

Three pairs of electroplate asparagus eaters, six piece cruet set, in Georgian style, in two fitted cases, cased Victorian teaspoons and sugar tongs, Christofle fiddle pattern soup ladle, and a few other items (qty).

A George III Hanoverian pattern silver sauce ladle, Thomas Dene, London 1766, with shell bowl, 16.5cm long, 1.5ozs.

A composite Queens pattern silver table service of flatware and cutlery, principally Victorian Various dates and maker's including George Adams and Messrs. Savory, London unless otherwise stated, 1829/1916 but the bulk 1837/1876, comprising:- 12 table spoons, 12 table forks, 12 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons, 18 teaspoons, a pair of salt spoons, a long-handled condiment spoon from a cruet set, 4 single-struck Scottish salt spoons (Glasgow), 12 table knives and 12 cheese knives, with 2 butter spreaders (all antique Sheffield but with replacement stainless steel blades), 8 silver-bladed fruit knives, a pair of sauce ladles, a soup ladle, 2 basting spoons, (one London, the other Exeter), a fish server, a fish serving fork with engraved tines, a butter knife (Exeter), 2 jam spoons (different dates), a caddy spoon, a cheese spade, a pair of sugar tongs, a pair of Scottish single-struck sauce ladles (Glasgow)and a pair of grape scissors, also 7 odd plated items, weighable silver 215 oz. (6665 gm.) 

A Copeland Spode 'Italian' pattern sauce tureen, cover and ladle, on stand, 20cm wide, five half-moon shape side dishes and a tea cup with saucer, all with blue oval printed and impressed marks.

A collection of varied Irish & English Georgian silver Spoons, Forks etc., some pairs of ladles, punch ladle etc., overall weight approx. 15 ozs, mixed lot, w.a.f. (1)

An 18th Century Irish silver Soup Ladle, with bright cut handle and plain bowl, Dublin c. 1795, possibly by John Daly, approx. 5 ozs, 13 3/4" long. (1)

An attractive George III English silver Sauce Ladle, with bright cut handle and shell bowl, London c. 1784 by Josh. Lejeune; also a similar Irish silver ditto with plain handle and shell bowl, Dublin c. 1807. (2)

An Irish Provincial silver crested Ladle, Limerick or Cork, with oval spouted bowl, 6" (15cms). (1)

A good Irish George III Irish silver Soup Ladle, with finely engraved shell bowl, Dublin c. 1808, maker A.M., approx. 5 ozs., 13 1/4" long. (1)

A large George III English silver Soup Ladle, London c. 1811, with shell decoration, approx. 7 ozs., c. 14"long. (1)

An attractive early George III English silver Sauce Ladle, London c. 1761, probably by Geo. Bindon; an Irish silver Sauce Ladle with shell bowl, Dublin c. 1807, by Samuel Neville; another Irish ditto, by Jas. Scott, Dublin c. 1836; and one other Dublin c. 1803, overall weight 6 ozs. (4)

A large George III Irish silver rat-tail fiddle pattern Soup Ladle, Dublin c. 1815, by T.T. & Wm. Law, approx. 7 ozs., 14 3/4" long. (1)

Early 20th century American sterling silver part table service with cast rose decoration and beaded borders and VSW monogram - comprising cream ladle, butter knife, ten sterling silver-handled dinner knives (only four engraved with VSW monogram), possibly formerly the property of Vita Sackville-West, six sterling silver coffee spoons with cast rose decoration and engraved N initial, sterling silver christening spoon engraved 'John' and sterling silver fruit server with MS monogram and shell-shaped bowl (20 pieces).Provenance: Violet Trefusis, then by descent to her friend and literary executor, John Phillips

Georgian silver toddy ladle with circular bowl and embossed floral and scroll decoration and inset silver gilt coin, twisted whalebone handle with silver end cap, 31cm overall length

Late Victorian cased set of six silver apostle spoons, matching sugar tongs and sifter spoon, a cased set of six tea knives with silver handles, together with a selection of miscellaneous Georgian and later silver flatware - including tea and coffee spoons, butter knife and jam spoon, contemporary silver caddy spoon, Exeter silver ladle (various dates and makers), a silver plated caddy spoon and a mother of pearl spoon and butter knife. Approximately 11ozs weighable silver (qty)

George II silver toddy ladle with fluted and shaped bowl and turned ebony handle (London 1747), together with another George III, with oval bowl and inset coin and twisted horn handle, each approximately 35cm overall length (2)

Selection of miscellaneous Georgian and later flatware - including four tablespoons, butter knife, pair sugar tongs, toddy ladle, caddy spoon, cased set of six teaspoons, seven other teaspoons, four other spoons and a folding fruit knife (various dates and makers), together with a pair of silver plated fish servers with ivory handles and a crumb scoop. Approximately 18ozs weighable silver (qty)

George III silver Old English pattern basting spoon with engraved monogram (London 1800), possibly George Gray, together with George IV silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle (London 1827), William Chawner. All at approximately 6ozs, basting spoon 19.5cm overall length

Pair early Sheffield Assay silver salts of oval form, with pierced chain-link decoration, beaded borders and blue glass liners, on ball and claw feet (Sheffield 1774), Matthew Fenton & Co., together with a Victorian silver Old English Bead pattern soup ladle with engraved crest (London 1863), George Adams, George III caddy spoon (London 1792), three napkin rings and a salt spoon (various dates and makers). All at approximately 14ozs, salts 7.7cm across

Early 20th century part silver plate Old English Shell pattern canteen of cutlery with engraved double headed eagle crests, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, in an oak case - comprising twelve teaspoons, twelve dessert forks, eighteen dinner forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve tablespoons, twelve dinner knives, eleven fish forks, twelve fish knives, five egg spoons, olive spoon, sugar spoon, butter knife, marrow scoop, chutney spoon, two skewers, pair pickle forks, sugar tongs, two salt spoons, carving fork, soup ladle, serving spoon, sifter spoon and pair sauce ladles (124 pieces in total)

A mixed collection of silver to include to twin handled trophies, pair of sugar nips, sauce ladle, two novelty spoons, a silver token awarded to S T Pitt for The Gloucestershire Clean Milk competition 1928, 6 oz approx; together with a further pearl and silver folding fruit knife, horn and silver spoon rest, an ebonised hair pin box with silver mounts and further silver plated buckle mounted with a cherub (11)

A Victorian silver toddy ladle, George Unite, Birmingham 1861, the bowl set with a George III spade guinea dated 1791, the handle of twist turned ivory, another toddy ladle with nut shell bowl and another, maker's mark only Condition Report: This lot contains an element of pre-1947 ivory (export restrictions may apply)

A Spode blue and white printed pottery ladle for a sauce tureen, 9.5cm long Condition Report: - in good condition, no chips, cracks or restoration

A large Spode blue and white transfer printed lidded tureen with matching Spode ladle, tureen H.25 W.35 D.22cm, ladle: 27 cm.

A George III silver soup ladle with shell bowl, indistinct marks, 6 oz.

A George IV silver fiddle pattern ladle, London, 1831, 33.5cm.