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Three various silver bottle tags including "Gin", "Whisky" and "Sherry", a mother of pearl handled silver sugar scoop, two salt spoons and a plated ladle and spoon

LOT OF LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY SILVER FLATWARE including a pair of late 18th Germanic silver spoons, stamped with marks 'IGT', 'G12' and a zig-zag line, handle backs also engraved 'M JGJ 1796', these marks are very similar to known examples of marks used in the late 18th century around Northern Germany and the bordering areas, each 14.5cm long, a late 18th century Scottish silver teaspoon, unmarked, Scottish fiddle pattern, engraved with initials 'JS', a George III Scottish silver teaspoon, maker's mark 'P&L', Edinburgh, circa 1795, 10.5cm long, a George III silver fiddle pattern teaspoon, maker Mitchell & Russell, Edinburgh 1812, handle engraved 'N 7', 14.5cm long, a George IV Scottish silver Kings pattern sauce ladle, maker Philip Grierson, Glasgow 1824, 15cm long and a George III silver Old English pattern dessert spoon, maker Richard Crossley, London 1800, handle engraved with initials 'CM', 16cm long, approximately 128g in total (7)

CONTINENTAL SILVER LADLE with circular bowl and rat tail handle, stamped marks, 35cm long, 188g

Silver plate table ware, including a pair of candle sticks, loose flatware, tea pot , toast rack, ladle etc.

Silver and silver plate: An Indian silver metal teacup, saucer and sugar bowl, napkin rings, ladle, crumb scoop, small trophy, a cased set of fish knives/forks, flatware, bone handled knives some in a canteen and a quantity of 19th Century flatware, 2000g approx.  

A Victorian, Old English pattern, silver basting spoon, maker unclear London 1854, 30 cm, 4.6 toz or 144 grams and a George III silver ladle, maker unclear London 1792, 32 cm, 4.6 toz or 144 grams.

A silver mounted boxed manicure set, Sanders & Mackenzie, Birmingham, 1937, silver plate ladle and a collection of silver and plate souvenir spoons (qty)

An electroplated canteen of Old English pattern cutlery for twelve place settings, circa 1920, comprising; table knives, dessert knives (with ivorine handles), six table spoons, soup spoons, dessert spoons, tea spoons, egg spoons, table forks, dessert forks, fish knives, fish forks, fish servers, soup ladle, two gravy ladles, a pair of fruit servers, one mustard spoon, two salt spoons and a five piece carving set, all contained within a three drawer mahogany cabinet on stand.

Silver Old English pattern soup ladle with rat bowl, Sheffield 1929, 254g, 30.5cm

A Georgian silver toddy ladle, having embossed cup with spout and inset 1732 George II coin, repaired, with turned wooden handle, together with two silver dishes each set with a Spanish 1796 coin to the well (3)

A George III soup ladle by William Eley & William Fearn, plain handle and bowl, approx. 6ozt., London 1803

A small quantity of silver to include a pepper and mustard, two napkin rings, an egg cup and spoon, sauce ladle and vesta, (7oz) (8)

Masons - Ironstone Printed and Hand Painted Large Lidded Teapot ' Mandalay Red ' Pattern. Mint Condition. 9 Inches High + a Masons Ironstone Large Gravy Boat, Stand and Ladle, Mandalay Red Pattern. Mint Condition. 6 Inches High.

A Georgian silver hallmarked ladle of smaller proportions with Birmingham assay mark, makers mark for TS and dating to 1800. Weight 48.9g 17cm long

An Art Nouveau sterling silver sauce ladle, marked, c.1910; a George III silver ladle, hallmarked; a pair of Art Nouveau ivorine hafted fish service, cased (3)

A Nazi issue aluminium ladle, a two-handled cooking pot, 6" wide, and a fork with cutting edge

A continental silver soup ladle,marked 800, 6.5 oz.

A fifty two piece hallmarked silver part canteen of cutlery Comprising five table forks, six dessert spoons, six soup spoons, three table spoons, six dessert forks, ladle, six tea six coffee spoons, six table knives, five dessert knives, butter knife and pickle fork, made by Collingwood & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1950, approximate weight of weighable silver 60 troy oz CONDITION REPORT: Light use/wear scratches throughout, ladle with tarnishing/speckles to silver, one teaspoon the same.

A George III Irish silver ladle, hallmarked Dublin, date letter and maker's mark indistinct, Onslow pattern32.5 cm long. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, approximately 164 grammes.

An oak cased canteen of Victorian silver cutlery, predominantly hallmarked for 1852, maker's mark of John WirgmanEach piece engraved with the crest of the Gladstone family, comprising: eight dessert forks, eight dessert spoons, eight teaspoons, two condiment spoons, a ladle, two sauces ladles, six tablespoons and sixteen table forks. The canteen 49.5 cm wide. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, some general wear, approximately 100 troy ounces.

An oak cased Old English shell pattern silver canteen, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1925-1929, engraved with a crest and motto, 'Omnia Exalto' comprising twelve soup, twelve table, eighteen dessert, ten tea and six egg spoons, twenty three table, eighteen dessert and twelve oyster forks, twelve pairs of fish knives and forks, four sauce ladles, one soup ladle, pair of fish carvers, pair of salad servers, asparagus tongs, sifter spoon, pickle fork, sugar spoon and pair of butter knives, twenty four bone handled table knives and twenty four cheese knives and a five piece carving knife set, weight of silver 266ozs.Illustrated.

A George III style electroplate on copper biscuit box, of serpentine outline with lion mask ring handles, 23cm wide, an Old Sheffield plate chamber candlestick, another, Hanoverian pattern electroplate part canteen, soup ladle, six lobster picks and various flatware (qty).

A WATERFORD CUT GLASS TIMEPIECE with electric movement together with an old miners lamp, two brass vases, a further brass vase, an antique brass toddy ladle, two small oil lamps and a gold witch's ball (10)

A WHITE METAL HORN HANDLED TODDY LADLE, 30cm in length together with two silver plated ivory handled apple corers (3)

A silver plated punch bowl and ladle, with lions head ring handles, floral embossing on a raised foot, 33 by 20cm, and a triple travelling flask in a leather case, each flask glass with white metal top.

A blue and white bowl decorated on the exterior with three scholars, possibly intended as the Three Vinegar Tasters, 13cm diameter; together with a white metal ladle or skimmer, decorated with Noli me Tangere, 16.5cm long (2) Condition Report Some deterioration, including: chipping to bowl, and apparent soldering to ladle.

An Art Deco Gainsborough tea set, comprising teapot, three cups & saucers, milk and sugar, decorated with stylised black and orange flowers on yellow ground, together with a crystal punch bowl and glasses set, etched with vine and grape decoration, comprising bowl, ladle and 12 glasses (a lot)

2 glass punch bowls, cups & ladle

A 19th century Irish William IV fiddle and thread pattern sauce ladle, Dublin 1832, 2.26ozt, 70.3g, 17.4cm long CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description

EARLY GEORGE III IRISH SILVER TABLE SPOONmaker Christopher Skinner, Dublin 1760, handle engraved with heraldic right arm in armour holding a broken pike, 22cm long; together with a George III Scottish silver soup ladle, maker Mitchell & Russell, Edinburgh 1813, Scottish fiddle pattern, damaged bowl, 38cm long, approximately 283g gross (2)

LOT OF LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY SILVER FLATWAREincluding a pair of late 18th Germanic silver spoons, stamped with marks 'IGT', 'G12' and a zig-zag line, handle backs also engraved 'M JGJ 1796', these marks are very similar to known examples of marks used in the late 18th century around Northern Germany and the bordering areas, each 14.5cm long, a late 18th century Scottish silver teaspoon, unmarked, Scottish fiddle pattern, engraved with initials 'JS', a George III Scottish silver teaspoon, maker's mark 'P&L', Edinburgh, circa 1795, 10.5cm long, a George III silver fiddle pattern teaspoon, maker Mitchell & Russell, Edinburgh 1812, handle engraved 'N 7', 14.5cm long, a George IV Scottish silver Kings pattern sauce ladle, maker Philip Grierson, Glasgow 1824, 15cm long and a George III silver Old English pattern dessert spoon, maker Richard Crossley, London 1800, handle engraved with initials 'CM', 16cm long, approximately 128g in total (7)

SET OF FOUR GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER TEASPOONSmaker David Marshall, Edinburgh circa 1782-1790, in 'Scots Fiddle' pattern, each 13cm long; together with a George III Scottish silver teaspoon, maker Peter Mathie, Edinburgh circa 1774-193, handled engraved 'R 1', 13.5cm long, a George IV Scottish silver fiddle pattern condiment ladle, maker David McDonald, Glasgow 1827, handle engraved with initials 'AJ', 13.5cm long, four other George IV or Victorian Scottish silver teaspoons and a Victorian Scottish silver salt shovel, approximately 168g in total (11)

18TH CENTURY SILVER TODDY LADLE SET WITH A GEORGE III 1775 GOLD GUINEAunmarked, single lipped bowl, engraved with period initials 'M*P' below lip, later early 20th century engraving around the base of the bowl 'Aubrey H Nutt, Happy Hours With Kitmarlowe I.M.O Club', with silver tipped twisted baleen handle, 34cm long

CONTINENTAL SILVER LADLE with circular bowl and rat tail handle, stamped marks, 35cm long, 188g

A MIXED LOT OF ITEMS, to include a Boomerang, an African Ivory bust, a Lega Congo bone carved human shaped spoon, tribal ladle, etc

A large blue and white Minton's wash bowl and jug having pictorial pattern together with a blue and white ladle

Silver and plated pieces - Silver spoon Birmingham 1923, 2 button hooks, elegant ladle and spoons

Silver plated wares, to include a pair of goblets, tankards a ladle, etc, (qty)

Three Georgian silver fiddle pattern serving spoons, engraved with initials, Glasgow 1819, maker Mitchell & Russell, weight 7oz, together with another silver fiddle pattern serving spoon, London 1887, weight 2oz, three hallmarked silver tea spoons and a hallmarked silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, weight 2oz

A group of various electroplated flatware including a set of nine bead decorated dessert forks, a fiddle pattern soup ladle, crested with mermaid to the finial and a pair of bone handled fish servers, also a small collection of various predominantly silver souvenir spoons and two baby feeders, one with matching push, Birmingham 1933.

A cased canteen of electroplated cutlery by Elkington & Company, a pair of matching carving tools and soup ladle.

An Edwardian coronation pin dish of rounded octagonal form bearing the embossed bust of King Edward VII to the centre, Birmingham 1902, diameter 11cm, and a toddy ladle with white metal coin set bowl and wrythen twisted handle (2).

GEORG JENSEN; a hallmarked silver shallow sauce ladle, pattern no.21 with beaded loop foliate handle and oval bowl, full hallmark for 1945-present, London import 1956, length 13.5cm, approx 1.03ozt.

A George III hallmarked silver fiddle and thread pattern soup ladle with gilt washed bowl, probably Edwards & Frisbee, London 1818, length 34cm, and a further similar electroplated example, silver approx 7.8ozt (2).

A Victorian hallmarked silver Hanoverian pattern sauce ladle with circular bowl, Francis Higgins III, London 1889, a further electroplated example by National Silver Co, and a silver handled cake slice, Viner's, Sheffield 1962, weighable silver approx 2.2ozt (3).

A pair of George V hallmarked silver salad servers with plain tapering stems, Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1925, length 26cm, a Georgian silver single ribbed toddy ladle with bead decorated oval bowl and with wrythen twist baleen handle, London 1775, a further unmarked example, and a hallmarked silver sifting spoon, Sheffield 1880, weighable silver approx 3.2g (5).

A SET OF SIX SILVER TEASPOONS by Jackson & Fullerton, 111g (3.5 troy ozs) gross, with two silver napkin rings, 47g (1.5 troy ozs) gross, a silver lidded glass toilet bottle, with matching three brushes, a silver mounted smelling salts bottle, a toddy ladle with worn marks, a cased set of silver handled tea knives, a plated cream jug and sugar basin, a plated tea cup and saucer, two plated trays, and a plated spoon and fork.

A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED ANTIQUE SILVER FLATWARE comprising a Georgian caddy spoon, a pair of sugar tongs, six Georgian dinner forks, a Victorian fiddle pattern dinner fork, and Eley & Fearn fiddle pattern sauce ladle, a salt spoon, a pair of salt spoons, and a preserve spoon, 562g (18.1 troy ozs) gross, also a glove button hook, with a loaded silver handle, and some plated flatware.

Plated Ware - an EPNS rose bowl; a double lipped punch ladle; goblets; coasters; etc

Silver - a William Robert Smily pair of sugar tongs, stamped Edinburgh, inscribed MB; a silver ladle, hallmarked Edinburgh; spoons, etc. 78.1g (4)

Silver - a silver ladle, monogrammed B London 1836; a set of five silver teaspoons, London 1836; 3 dessert spoons London 1836. 128g approx

A George III silver toddy ladle, the circular bowl with a George III gilt shilling 1787, fitted with a twisted whalebone handle by I.K., length approx 42cm, together with a silver handled ivory page turner, London, probably 1903 (mark rubbed), length approx 37.7cm.

A George III silver bright-cut Old English pattern soup ladle, London 1781 by Hester Bateman, length approx 33.5cm.

A pair of Victorian silver sugar tongs with bright cut decoration, Newcastle 1874 by Thomas Sewell I, another pair of silver sugar tongs, a Scottish silver Fiddle and Shell pattern sauce ladle, Edinburgh 1844 by James Howden & Co, a silver nurse's buckle, a silver cigarette case and a small group of other silver, including teaspoons.

A George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle, London 1816 by Solomon Hougham, length approx 33cm, a pair of silver Fiddle pattern serving spoons, London 1828 by Francis Higgins II, and a silver mustard spoon, London 1815.

A George II silver Ladle, Onslow pattern with engraved bowl, London 1746, maker: E.C

A rare George II silver Toddy Ladle in the form of a nautilus shell with turned wooden handle, London 1747, 14in L

Collection of five items of treen, to include two probably Scandinavian chip carved celtic design decorative or love spoons, carved wooden ladle with bowl in the form of a heart and two carved wooden letter knives. (5)

Bag of assorted cutlery to include; plated servers, ladle, silver sugar nips etc.

A Herend porcelain dinner service decorated in the 'Rust Bouquet' pattern, comprising; a two handled tureen and cover (38cm wide), a set of seven oval shaped graduated platters (48cm wide), two circular lidded pots and covers, a two handled sauce boat and ladle, a circular pot, cover and stand, two 'lazy Susan' type segmented serving dishes (38cm diameter), four serving dishes of varying shapes, twelve dinner plates (28.5cm diameter), twelve smaller plates (23cm diameter), twelve dessert bowls, seventeen goblets and fifteen chocolate cups and covers.