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Los 1157

A plated part canteen of table flatware for six place settings, including four stuffing spoons and a soup ladle, (various pieces lacking) in a fitted oak canteen box with a lift-out tray and a quantity of further plated flatware, mostly spoons and forks.

Los 1195

A silver sauceboat with a scrolling handle, raised on three feet and a silver matching sauce ladle, Birmingham 1928.

Los 21

A pair of silver copies of the Salisbury ladle, 1684, given to The Fishmonger`s Livery on the occasion of the Coronation of King George VI, 12th May 1937, with cannon barrel handles, one inscribed, having inscribed and crested oval bowls. Maker Richard Comyns, London 1936. 10oz (319gm).

Los 50

A canteen of silver feather edge pattern cutlery, comprising: eighteen table spoons, eighteen table forks, eighteen dessert spoons, eighteen dessert forks, sixteen teaspoons, a pair of sauce ladles, a gravy spoon, and a soup ladle. Maker R. & W. Sorley, Sheffield 1922. (92 pieces.) 143.5oz (4595gm).

Los 53A

An early Victorian silver fiddle pattern sugar sifting spoon, Maker William Eaton, London 1843 and a George III Old English Pattern sauce ladle, initialled, Maker Thomas Wallis, London 1803. 3oz (101gm). (2)

Los 46

A pair of George III bright cut silver table spoons, Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1805, a silver teaspoon, Urquhart & Naphtali, London 1792, a George IV sifter, William Seaman, London 1826, and a silver toddy ladle, possibly Elizabeth Morley, London 1798

Los 334

A George V two handled silver trophy cup, Birmingham 1930, together with a small group of plate, comprising a ladle, a serving spoon, a plated tray, a toast rack and a mother-of-pearl handled knife and fork, cased.

Los 367

A collection of plated items, comprising a two handled soup tureen and cover, a soup ladle, an oval entrée dish and cover, a pierced liner, an Elkington two handled tureen, a three piece condiment set, two spoons, an oval tray, a sauceboat and stand, a shoehorn, and a pair of grape scissors.

Los 403

A set of six late Victorian silver Queens pattern teaspoons, London 1899, a Scottish silver sugar sifter spoon with pierced and foliate embossed bowl and foliate scroll engraved handle, and a Victorian silver small ladle with scallop shell bowl, Sheffield 1885.

Los 453

A Victorian silver hourglass pattern soup ladle, London 1839 by William Theobalds & Robert Atkinson, length approx 33.5cm.

Los 417

A pair of silver desk candlesticks, Sheffield 1920, the square loaded base with a beaded border, 12.5cm tall; with a modern silver coaster; a small silver butter knife; an unmarked punch ladle; a silver mounted toilet bottle; an electroplate hip flask; a pair of plated three light candelabra; and a plated wine coaster

Los 896

A Norwegian part canteen of cutlery comprising seven dessert forks, six dessert spoons, six teaspoons, sauce ladle and slice, the stems with elaborate pierced foliate engraved decoration (David Andersen marks), 21.3 oz

Los 902

A set of six Norwegian silver teaspoons, the bowls engraved with foliage to C scroll wavy foliate engraved stems, a pair of larger shell bowl spoons with matching tongs, two similar two pronged forks and a matching ladle, (David Andersen marks), 5.6 oz

Los 925

A set of six George V silver "Old English" pattern soup spoons and a set of three matching tablespoons and a sauce ladle (by N C J Limited, Birmingham 1930), 21 oz

Los 943

A George III silver "Old English" pattern soup ladle, crested (by Joseph Barnard, London, 1804), 4.4 oz (ILLUSTRATED)

Los 950

A part canteen of German .90 silver cutlery with "WI" monogrammed to the handles, including twelve forks, soup ladle with gilt washed lipped bowl, twelve spoons, a pair of serving spoons, twelve silver handled Solingen steel knives, a set of six tea knives with gilded blades, six dessert forks, six dessert knives, six small forks, six knife edge cake forks and a pair of sugar tongs, weighable silver 77 oz

Los 180

ROBERT WELCH A SILVER PUNCH LADLE having spot hammered crucible bowl with long squared and twist handle, London 1980, approximately 36cm long, 240g

Los 184

MAPPIN & WEBB A SET OF SILVER FLATWARE AND CUTLERY, comprising a twelve place setting of small knives, soup spoons (620g), fish knives, fish forks (562g), table knives, table forks (875g), dessert spoons (460g), dessert forks 615g, coffee spoons (17 0g), fruit knives (370g) and fruit forks (370g), together with a basting spoon (128g), a large ladle (217g), two smaller ladles (152g), a pair of fish servers (245g), eight table spoons (575g) eighteen teaspoons (396g), two butter knives and two suga r tongs (total 92g), one steel, and two carving knives and forks

Los 185

A SILVER HANDLED CAKE SLICE Queens pattern with stainless steel blade and a plated SAUCE LADLE

Los 177

A LONDON GEORGIAN SILVER HALLMARKED SAUCE LADLE - M.M. G S W F.

Los 859

A Victorian, blue and white transfer printed soup tureen and ladle, floral decorated with gilt highlights, raised on four scrolling feet, diameter 28cm, together with a 19th century Wedgwood patent S.Y.P. teapot, a 19th century porcelain relief moulded jug decorated with foliate sprays.

Los 2004

An 18th century punch ladle, the bowl named Elizth Rich and set a gilded 1787 shilling two section whale bone handle.

Los 2018

An 18th century punch ladle, the bowl set a Queen Anne gilt shilling, dated 1707 Exeter Mint.

Los 2095

A Russian arrow shaped small spoon, a Georgian small ladle, and other pieces. 4oz..

Los 2098

An Arts & Crafts jam spoon, London 1964. Makers mark MGH, together with a George IV fiddle pattern sauce ladle and three other pieces. 8oz.

Los 328

A Victorian silver beaded Old English pattern table service by George Adams for Chawner & Co., London 1871-72, engraved `May`, comprising: Six table spoons, Twelve table forks, Twelve dessert spoons, Twelve dessert forks, Twelve tea spoons, Six egg spoons, Four salt spoons, A mustard spoon, Two sauce ladles, A sugar sifter, A butter knife, A pair of sugar tongs, A preserve spoon, A gravy spoon, A soup ladle, 4547g (146.2 oz)

Los 71

A William IV silver butter knife, of fiddle and thread design, London 1834, crested, together with a silver sugar sifting ladle and a collection of various teaspoons, including Georgian, combined weight approximately 8 troy oz

Los 121

A part canteen of mid 19th century silver cutlery, Old English pattern with bright cut edge, bears double crest of spread eagle and stag, comprising soup ladle, pair of sauce ladles, twelve table forks, twelve soup spoons, five teaspoons, twelve dessert spoons, London 1858 by Francis Higgins II, combined weight approximately 89 troy oz

Los 209

George II silver Old English pattern soup ladle (London 1756), approximately 6ozs, 35cm overall Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

Los 215

Pair George III Scottish silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles with engraved initial (Edinburgh 1795), a George III silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle with bright cut decoration and engraved initials (London 1807) and one other (London 1852), all at approximately 4ozs (4) Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

Los 230

Composite part service of Georgian and Victorian Old English bead pattern flatware, comprising twelve dinner forks, nine tablespoons, nine dessert spoons, nine dessert forks, six teaspoons, three salt spoons, mustard spoon, serving spoon, sauce ladle and sifter spoon - various dates and makers from London 1778 - London 1873, all at approximately 76ozs (52 pieces) Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

Los 247

Selection of miscellaneous silver, including Victorian caddy spoon with engraved stem (Birmingham 1873) - maker George Unite, William IV sauce ladle (London 1837), late Victorian watch holder (Chester 1900), pair George III sugar tongs with bright cut engraving (London 1804) and sundry other items - various dates and makers, approximately 9ozs (qty) Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

Los 266

Victorian silver fiddle pattern soup ladle with armorial crest (Exeter 1847) - makers Robert, James and Josiah Williams, approximately 8ozs, 33.5cm overall Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

Los 321

Pair William IV silver fiddle pattern tablespoons with engraved initials (London 1835) - maker M C, George III silver Old English pattern tablespoon (London 1816), George IV silver cream ladle (Exeter 1826) - maker T W and an Edwardian silver sifter spoon with pierced bowl (Sheffield 1903), all at approximately 9ozs (5) Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

Los 377

PUNCH LADLE, Georgian silver, with twist bone handle, 31cm L; another French silver, 43cm L (bowl detached); and a silver candlestick, 9cm H. (3)

Los 151

A 19th CENTURY PORTUGUESE SILVER SOUP LADLE, OPORTO 1870-77, fiddle and shell, marked "Aurificia", in a silk-lined case. 34cm. 7.5 troy ounces.

Los 259

A SMALL SYCAMORE "DUG-OUT" BOWL WITH SYCAMORE LADLE, 19th century. Diameter of bowl 20.5cm.

Los 177

Silver oval trinket box, import marks Chester 1909 and another circular with agate lid and a silver and baleen small toddy ladle c1815 (3)

Los 237

Two boxes of silver plate to include: Edwardian and other tea services, kings pattern punch ladle, sauce boats, baskets and trays etc.

Los 165

A William IV silver fiddle thread pattern soup ladle William Eaton, London 1837, crested, 13¾in. (35cm.) long, weight 9.5oz. * Provenance: Bearing the crest of the Baker family of Bayfordbury, built by Sir William Baker MP (1705-1770) and inherited by Sir Robert Baker, lawyer & Treasurer of the Middle Temple, 1832 and Sheriff, who by repute, prevented the possible rioting at the funeral of Queen Caroline of Brunswick in 1821. His son, Henry Baker was architect of various important buildings in St. Pancras, Holborn and Baker Street, London. He was presented with this silver salver and is reputed to be the Baker from which Baker Street derives its name.

Los 176

A George III silver sifter ladle George Smith III, London, probably 1781, Old English thread pattern, crested, weight 1.7oz. * Provenance: Bearing the crest of the Baker family of Bayfordbury, built by Sir William Baker MP (1705-1770) and inherited by Sir Robert Baker, lawyer & Treasurer of the Middle Temple, 1832 and Sheriff, who by repute, prevented the possible rioting at the funeral of Queen Caroline of Brunswick in 1821. His son, Henry Baker was architect of various important buildings in St. Pancras, Holborn and Baker Street, London. He was presented with this silver salver and is reputed to be the Baker from which Baker Street derives its name.

Los 370

Four Georg Jensen stainless steel teaspoons and ladle by Edesthal Besteck

Los 1354

Sundry plated wares, an embossed and engraved swing handled dish, three piece tea service, fish servers, pickle forks, ladle and other sundry cutlery.

Los 1680

A silver lidded mustard pot (lacks liner), cushion shaped salt pot, napkin ring, three dressing table jar, three teaspoons, a Georgian embossed ladle bowl etc. Provenance: Barbara, Lady Brassey

Los 167

A set of six silver plated soup spoons and a ladle, in a fitted case.

Los 174

A silver plated punch bowl embossed with flowers and lion mask handles, six associated cups and a fiddle pattern ladle.

Los 263

An Old English pattern rat tail silver ladle, Sheffield 1904, 4oz.

Los 430

An assortment of 18th and 19th Century kitchenalia to include a skimmer, ladle and an iron and copper saucepan.

Los 566

A Georgian silver ladle, makers MS and ES, London 1812.

Los 351

A box of sundry items to include cutlery including a plated soup ladle, wine label, toast racks, etc., plus a cloisonné and onyx ink well

Los 149

A plated Punch Bowl and Ladle, plated breakfast dish on a spirit heater stand, plated coffee set.

Los 215

A modern silver oval Punch Ladle with twisted handle, a silver pepperette Chester 1935 and two other items.

Los 326

A GEORGE III SAUCE LADLE, maker`s mark RC, London 1784, incuse Duty mark, in Old English pattern, together with a matching ladle, makers George Smith and William Fearn, London 1791, both engraved "GAJ", 2ozs 19dwts (2)

Los 345

A WILLIAM IV SOUP LADLE, maker J & A Savory, London 1835, in Fiddle pattern, 14" long, 8ozs 7dwts

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