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A CONTINENTAL PUNCH LADLE.

A GEORGE III IRISH SHELL BOWL LADLE, crested with a beehive. Dublin 1777. Maker: Michael Homer.

An early Victorian Spode dessert service, of wavy octagonal form comprising comport 31.5cm wide, three 28cm dishes, two 26cm dishes, sauce tureen with lid, ladle and stand, open sauce tureen and nine 21cm plates, each transfer printed and painted with flowers on an all-over leaf ground, impressed mark and possible date code for (18)42, comport also marked B No.173 (20)

A late 19th Century French mantel clock, the central drum shaped clock with brass eight-day movement and circular enamel dial with Roman numerals, in ornately cast gilded spelter case with a female figure balancing an urn on one shoulder and holding a ladle, the shaped front base inset with floral painted porcelain panels 34.5cm high on ebonised rounded oblong stand with glass dome, 44cm high overall

A pair of silver stem vases in the Art Nouveau manner with filled bases, silver sheathed candlestick, Scottish silver sauce ladle, silver napkin ring, silver pepper with green glass liner, CONDITION REPORTS Please note: not spoons in this lot

A SMALL COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS including a small silver backed dressing table set with pink enamel decoration, a silver spoon, a plated ladle, a small collection of coinage etc

A Georgian silver toddy ladle

A Portmeirion soup tureen with lid and ladle and two cheese dishes

An American Sterling Silver Flatware Service, Tuttle Silversmiths, Boston, 1890 to present, "Onslow" pattern, pat. 1931, including 12 forks, 12 knives, 12 salad forks, 12 soup spoons, 12 teaspoons, 12 iced teaspoons, 12 butter knives (fh), 12 cocktail forks, a salad serving fork and spoon, a fish serving fork, 3 tablespoons and a sauce ladle, (103 pcs.), weight 106.10 troy ozs.

A Group of Tennessee Coin Silver Flatware, including a master butter knife, David Large Hope, Knoxville, wc. 1828-1869; a mustard ladle, Hope & Miller, Knoxville, 1869-1880s; a teaspoon, John M. Cayce, Franklin, 1850-1870; a master salt spoon, William Henry Calhoun, Nashville, wc. 1835-1865, marked "W.H.CALHOUN TY." in rectangle; and a Wood & Hughes fork, ret. G.R. Calhoun & Co., Nashville, wc. 1847-1903; together with a dessert spoon marked "HOPE" incuse and a soup spoon marked "CAMPBELL" in rectangle and "STANDARD" in banner, total weight 6.90 troy ozs. Provenance: Estate of Steven Cabot Barnes Harvey. Reference: Caldwell, Benjamin Hubbard. Tennessee Silversmiths, pp. 47-52, 59-61, 110-112, Calhoun salt spoon and mark illustrated p. 49, fig. 47 and 47a.

A Whiting Sterling Silver Soup Ladle, "Italian-J" pattern, pat. 1880, length 13 1/4 in.

A Group of Southern Coin Silver Spoons, including 3 variant olive teaspoons, John Mood (1792-1864), Charleston, SC wc. 1816-1864; fiddle thread sauce ladle and 2 fiddle master salt spoons, Moses Eastman (1794-1850) Savannah, wc. 1826-1850, successor to J. Penfield & Co.; fiddle thread tablespoon, Day & Maussenet, Macon, GA, c. 1850; and fiddle thread serving spoon with shell-shaped bowl, Clark & Co., Augusta, GA wc. 1852-1860, successor to Clark, Rackett & Co.; together with a sterling silver fruit knife with orange and orange blossom handle, Greenleaf & Crosby Co., St. Augustine, FL wc. 1884 to present; and a sterling silver Palm Beach souvenir spoon, Dominick & Haff, New York, ret. Greenleaf & Crosby Co.; 10 pcs., total weight (weighable) 8.80 troy ozs. Reference: Burton, E. Milby. South Carolina Silversmiths, pp. 126-131; Cutten, George Barton, The Silversmiths of Georgia, pp. 72-73 and 25-26.

A Group of American Coin and Sterling Silver Flatware, all in variant "Olive" patterns, including 2 tablespoons marked "S.H. Johnson", probably Samuel H. Johnson, Albany, NY; sauce ladle, John Cook, NY act 1869-1880, ret. Gustave Braune (1822-1898), Eutaw, AL; youth fork, George Doty wc. Buffalo, NY 1835 and Detroit, MI 1837-1880; fork, ret. Mckay, Spear & Brown, Boston, c. 1850-1860; a teaspoon marked "E. Smith"; 6 pcs., weight 8.65 troy ozs.

A Group of Small American Sterling Silver Serving Pieces, early 20th c., including a bonbonniere, Roger Williams Silver Co., Providence, RI, 1900-1913, ret. J.E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, 1848 to present, length 5 1/2 in.; a tea strainer, Baker-Manchester Co., Providence, RI, 1914-1930, length 4 7/8 in.; an Art Nouveau cream ladle, also Baker-Manchester Co., length 6 1/4 in.; and a candle snuffer, Webster, North Attleboro, MA, 1894 to present; total weight 3.30 troy ozs.

A cast iron coal scraper and a ladle.

A Silver Plated Punch Ladle With Gilt Line Bowl

A set of five Victorian silver teaspoons James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1894, fiddle pattern; together with a small silver sauce ladle with pouring spout, Sheffield 1958; two pairs of 19th century silver sugar tongs, one fiddle pattern Exeter 1864, the other George III bright cut, London 1778; a pair of silver napkin rings and a small silver butter knife, weight 8.6 tr.oz. (11)

A set of six Victorian silver fiddle pattern tea spoons Holland, Son & Slater, London 1880, with bright cut decoration, complete with the matching sugar tongs; together with an Edwardian salt spoon; a George V sifter ladle; a set of five George VI silver tea spoons; and a souvenir spoon, weight 7.7 tr.oz. (15)

A French pewter dolls house dinner service 1910s-20s, in the 18th century rococo style, the complete service comprising six dinner plates, six side plates, a soup tureen and cover with ladle, a terrine dish with cover, a meat platter, a serving dish, a twin vegetable dish, a sauce boat, a basting spoon and six each of knives, forks and spoons, the plates 2¼in. (5.7cm.) diameter, the tureen 2in. (5cm.) high. (40)

MISCELLANEOUS PLATED WARE, INCLUDING A VICTORIAN SOUP LADLE OF FIDDLE THREAD AND SHELL PATTERN, TOAST RACK AND PUNCH LADLE

A SET OF SIX AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN SILVER DESSERT SPOONS AND A LADLE MAKER T S, LATE 19TH C CASED, 7 OZS

A Danish silver Ladle with beaded motif to handle and a white metal Cake Slice with pierced design

A Georgian Toddy Ladle with Queen Anne coin inset bowl and spiral whalebone handle^ and an Edward VII silver Ring Tree^ Chester 1906

A Victorian silver Knife with pistol grip^ Sheffield 1894^ in case^ a plated Mug^ pair of Sauce Ladle Jam Spoons^ Sifting Spoons^ Grape Scissors^ Nut Crackers^ etc

A plated Hot Water Jug of baluster form engraved crest^ pair of Condiments in case^ Soup Ladle^ Hot Water Jug and Teapot^ Toastrack^ baluster Mug

Cased silver teaspoons, cased spoon, tody ladle and collection of silver and plated tongs, spoons, etc

Staffordshire printware sauce tureen, early 18th Century, decorated with a Chinese river landscape, length 18cms, with a matched ladle, other printware ladles, egg cups, etc., on a meat plate.

French silver and parcel gilt sifter spoon, rococo style decoration, a French silver butter knife, a Continental white metal ladle, a souvenir spoon, (4).

Three Jade Carvings Comprising two hairpins finely carved with nodules and featuring birds and flowers in openwork; along with a compass ladle featuring decorations of a chilong in low relief. 17th Century Longest: 6 1/4 inches (15.8 cm) Provenance:Bay Area Private Estate Collection. Acquired in Hong Kong during the 1960s and 1970s, and thence by decent within the family to the current owner. [Losses to the hairpins] Starting Bid: $800

Wallace "Grand Victorian" pattern flatware (1973), heavyweight,12 each knives, dinner forks, salad forks, and oval soup spoons, 12 butter spreaders, 24 tea spoons, one master butter knife, one gravy ladle, one cake knife, two serving spoons, one pierced serving spoon, one cold meat fork, one sugar spoon, 95 pieces total, approximately 129.2 troy oz TW (allowing .5 oz for each of 27 pieces with non-sterling . Provenance: From a Florida estate.

Watson flatware, sterling, to include eight 6" bullion spoons, eight knives, eight tea spoons, eight dinner forks, eight luncheon forks, eight butter knives, one serving spoon, one ladle, one cold meat fork, one jelly spoon, and one pair of ice tongs, approximately 56.9 troy ounces TW, allowing .5 ounces for each of five knives with non-sterling blades. Provenance: From a Framingham, MA estate.

A FINE IRISH PROVINCIAL GEORGE III SILVER SOUP LADLE, Cork c.1775, mark of John Irish (fl.1748-1780), delicately fluted bowl, the tapering point handle with feather-edge engraving (c.5ozs). 38cm long Please note, this is possibly the same spoon as that illustrated in Douglas Bennett's "Irish Georgian Silver", pg.190 fig 26.

A MEISSEN PORCELAIN PART DINNER SERVICE in the 'Blue Onion' pattern with gilded rims and highlights, comprising sixteen deep dinner plates, nine soup plates, six side plates, an oval sauce boat on attached stand with ladle, a long salmon serving dish, a large meat dish, nine assorted serving dishes, circular and oval; together with sundry similar pieces (damaged) etc., 20th Century.

A flo blue Tureen with lid and matching Sauce boat with lid, stand and ladle and a large meat Platter

Assorted silver plate and other metalware including candlesticks, tankards and a large ladle, a set of four Chinese black lacquered gaming boxes and other items including a soda syphon (2 boxes)

A quantity of mainly good quality silver plated flatware including soup ladle and serving spoons many by Elkington & Co., along with a plated tea pot, hot water jug, an oak and plated biscuit barrel, a Wedgwood blue jasper ware brooch and similar silver backed earrings

A George III silver punch ladle with gilt wash shell bowl, the handle bright cut engraved willow beaded border - initialled by George Smith III, London 1789 - Weight approx 6.29 troy oz - Length 37 cm

A George III silver toddy ladle with twist handle, London 1777 another smaller example 1801 and a white metal toddy ladle with Queen Ann shilling inset

Thirty five pieces of German silver flatware - marked 800, and a repaired ladle - Total approx. weight 57 troy oz

Georgian silver ladle

A pair of bellows, a wooden ladle and a selection of decorative wooden elephants

A 19th Century carved ivory handled punch ladle, bears maker's stamp with castle and initials, the bowl set with a 1787 coin

A South African knobkerrie, 53.5cm, three Zulu spoons, a Kenyan spoon with bird finial, another with kneeling female figure, a ladle with carved nut bowl, two clubs, a South African pipe, a bone stick with knot handle and two wood handled knives. (13)

An Admiralty Islands ceremonial ladle, with a coconut bowl and carved wood handle, with trade beads, 38cm long. Provenance: Husken collection Hamburg.

A copper kettle; a warming pan; a jam pan; a punch ladle and a poker

An Omar Ramsden silver ladle, the arched stem with fluted terminal, deep bowl, with hammered finish stamped marks, London 1925 17.5cm. long

A George III Scottish silver Fiddle and Shell pattern soup ladle, Edinburgh 1816 by Walter & Patrick Cunningham, length approx 36cm.

A pair of George V silver sauce ladles, Sheffield 1912, a George III silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, London 1814 by William Eley & William Fearn, and a small collection of mostly silver cutlery.

A George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle with scallop shell bowl and foliate scroll engraved handle, London 1768 by John Lampfert, length approx 34.5cm.

A Georgian Toddy Ladle, the circular bowl engraved with initials and on a twisted whalebone handle.

An 18th Century silver punch ladle with twisted whale bone handle, the oval bowl with gadrooned rim, unmarked, length approx 33.5cm, a pair of George III silver sugar tongs with bright cut engraved decoration and a silver Old English pattern salt spoon, London 1811.

A large collection of Portmeirion `Botanic Garden` pattern tableware, including two tureens and covers, oval platters, serving bowls, jugs, dishes, dinner, dessert and side plates, breakfast bowls, a tazza, a ladle, teacups and saucers and condiments.

A CONTINENTAL LADLE, the plain deep dished bowl on a square section stem with gilded knurl terminals, indistinctly engraved ""Anno Domini 1668..."", indistinct marks, 7 3/4"" long

19th Century white metal and whale bone toddy ladle, with twist stem, the bowl embossed with flowers, fruit and vacant cartouche, 34cm long, together with, George III silver salt, marks indistinct, raised on three hoof feet, George III silver teaspoon, London 1811, pair of George III silver sugar tongs, London 1796, with bright cut decoration, and a set of six silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1926, total weighable silver 4.7oz, (qty)

20th Century Continental silver canteen of cutlery, marked ACC 800, comprising of twenty-four each table knives and forks, twelve each fish knives and forks, twelve each fruit or dessert knives and forks, sauce ladle, twelve dessert spoons, twelve coffee spoons, pair of fish servers, large soup ladle, horn and silver handled serving spoon and fork, another serving spoon and fork, total weighable silver approx. 157.4oz, housed in Art Deco Biedermeier walnut case, with hinged lid, drop front enclosing three sliding drawers with contents, inside lid marked Argento 800-1000, having brass and bakelite mounted carrying handle either side, 65cm wide x 24.5cm high x 49.5cm deep, 128 pieces in total

Eleven Dutch silver coffee spoons, each with engraved terminals, twist stems and pointed bowls, together with, matching ladle and one other spoon, total weight 3.8oz, (qty)

George V silver ring box, Birmingham 1913, maker Sanders & Mackenzie, the engine turned hinged lid with vacant cartouche, opening to reveal velvet lined interior, and raised on four splayed feet, 10cm wide, together with, late Victorian silver sifter ladle, Sheffield 1894, maker Martin, Hall & Co., with mythical beast terminal, twist stem and pierced shaped bowl, 15cm long, in fitted case, and a Victorian tortoiseshell, mother of pearl and white metal inlaid card case, of rectangular form, 10cm high, (3)

Mixed silver, to include, Edwardian sifter ladle, Sheffield 1902, maker Walker & Hall, set of six coffeespoons, vesta case, Birmingham 1919, engraved `1914 Victorious Peace 1919`, serviette ring, Victorian condiment spoon, London 1855, George III silver spoon, London 1804, Eastern white metal cigarette case with niello decoration etc., total weight 12.2oz, (qty)

ENGLISH SILVER ‘SANDRINGHAM’ PATTERN FLATWARE SERVICE, EMILE VINER, SHEFFIELD, 1949-50 comprising ninety-nine pieces: 12 dinner knives 11 dinner forks 6 soup spoons 12 luncheon knives 12 luncheon forks 12 dessert spoons 12 tea spoons 12 coffee spoons 2 table spoons 2 gravy ladles soup ladle 5-piece carving set all contained in a fitted canteen, 115.3 oz. — 3585 grams

RUSSIAN SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN FLATWARE, IVAN MOROSOV, ST. PETERSBURG, 1896-1903 comprising thirty-seven pieces: 12 table spoons 12 dessert spoons 12 tea spoons soup ladle contained in a fitted oak canteen, 65.2 oz. — 2029 grams, assaymaster Yakov Lyapunov