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2nd-3rd century A.D.. With deep bowl, integral square-section handle and loop finial. Cf. Tassinari, S., La Vaisselle de Bronze, Romaine et Provinciale, au Musée des Antiquités Nationales, XXIXe supplément de Gallia, Paris, 1975, items 40-3, for similar ladles with animal-head finials; cf. also Boucher, S., Inventaire des Collections Publiques Françaises - 17 Vienne: Bronzes Antiques, Paris, 1971, pp.168-169, for similar specimens. 66 grams, 23 cm (9 in.). UK private collection before 2000.UK art market.Property of a London gentleman.This type of ladle was used for libations of wine to the gods during sacrifices. The shape of the simpulum was that of a small cup, with a single elongated handle. The material of which it was made varied according to the wealth of the altar; there were specimens in silver; some were of brass and others made of wood or terracotta. This simpulum or simpuvium is often found depicted on Roman medals or coins, like a denarius of Augustus (2 B.C.-2 A.D.). [No Reserve]

A George III Scottish silver ladle, Edinburgh marks, length 39.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: 213g.

A Chinese silver strainer, early 20th c, pierced with prunus, 13cm l, marked in Chinese, an Irish Victorian silver toddy ladle with baleen handle, Dublin 1846 and several other silver articles, 2ozs 8dwts weighable Strainer with tiny dent on handle. Ladle - marks slightly rubbed. Other items in mixed condition

A Continental silver soup ladle, early 19th c, Fiddle pattern, maker's mark IL, struck twice and flower, 8ozs 5dwts Slight polish wear, marks good

A Continental silver ladle, with engraved bowl and finely turned ebonised wood handle, 42cm l, maker's mark Eitzen and 12, engraved E G Bettac, early 19th c Undamaged

A decorative Dutch silver ladle, with figural and lion mask cast handle, 31cm l, bearing pseudo marks, import marked Louis Landsberg, London 1890, 5ozs Light wear, no damage or repair

A 9ct gold and onyx watch fob swivel, Birmingham 1919, on 9ct gold mounted black moire silk fob, a 9ct gold lady's wristwatch, two fob seals, a necklet and a Danish pierced and engraved silver ladle, Copenhagen 1896 (6) Seals - both worn. Watch running when wound

A group of four miniature Tunbridge Ware objects, including a pin cushion, a doll's table, a miniature ladle and a counter box

A collection of Victorian and later silver and silver plate and other items, including a Victorian silver sifter spoon with bird to terminal, an Art Deco silver cruet set, a repaired toddy ladle, a Sheffield plate punch bowl, a James Dixon & Son hip flask in the form of a hunting horn, dented, a tin of pennies and other coins, a meerschaum pipe in case, damaged and more

A quantity of antique silver plated cutlery mostly in Kings Pattern, including forks, spoons, soup spoons. Also a large basting spoon and ladle, other serving items and a boxed canteen of twelve settings of fruit knives and forks.

A mixed collection of silver items to include pen tray, christening mug, a centenary dish, a sauce ladle, sugar tongs, two mother-of-pearl fruit knives and a nursery spoons, 13 oz approx

A Georgian silver ladle, Exeter 1822, maker George Turner, 35cm long, 8oz approx

SILVER PUNCH LADLE, TWO SILVER SPOONS & ASPARAGUS TONGS

A large collection of silver, white metal and silver plate including a ladle with scallop moulded bowl, pair of cruets, various bowls, miniature timepiece, photograph frame, basket etc.

A quantity of silver plated items to include a tea urn,a trophy, a soup ladle, candlesticks and others

Old metal celtic ladle / holder

Mappin & Webb silver ladle 65g

Two brass ladles, a coppered ladle and an iron ladle

An Arabic white metal ladle, Dutch caddy spoon and Exeter silver salt spoon

A collection of sterling silver flatware. Comprising a three child spoons, two forks, a small ladle, two slotted serving spoons, a demitasse spoon, and teaspoon. All marked Sterling. Various patterns and makers varying in size from the largest 6.25"L x 1"W x 0.75"H to the smallest 3.75"L x 0.75"W x 0.25"H. Condition: Age related wear.

In lovely pink, green, and white tones, this piece features delicate pink rose branch decor and fine gold trim. Includes porcelain ladle also decorated with pink roses. T & V backstamp. Dimensions: 6"H x 13" dia.Country of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

Set of cutlery comprising 6 forks and a ladle in solid silver, hallmarked A1. - Weight: 660 g - Shipping available - Sizes: DIVERS MESURES - At first glance: good condition

Set of 4 solid silver cutlery items (small ladle, shaker and two pie plates). - Weight: 400 g - Shipping available - Sizes: MESURES DIVERS - At first glance: normal wear / patina of use

A George III Late 18th century Scottish provincial silver soup ladle, with makers marks I.S and ABD, 34cm long, 5.8toz.

Three silver toddy ladles, the smallest ladle, 18cm long overall, the middle sized ladle, 31cm long overall, both with silver bowls, both heavily rubbed hallmarks, largest ladle with white metal bowl, 41cm long overall, all three with baleen twisted handles, together with a silver backed hair brush. (1 bag)

A George III Scottish silver ladle, terminal engraved, Edinburgh 1782, 6.05toz, 35cm long.

A collection of George III and later silver spoons, including a George III teaspoon, possibly Stephen Adams II, London 1819, Victorian sauce ladle, Chawner & Co (George William Adams), London 1853, 18cm long, a set of six teaspoons, Charles Wallis, London 1853, 9toz overall. (1 bag)

Four George V silver backed dressing table wares, three pieces Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1931, one piece 1933, together with a silver plated lidded punch bowl, 37 by 27 by 26cm high, six punch goblets, and a ladle. (1 box)

A Birmingham silver two handled sucrier, a similar Chester silver cream jug, a set of four Sheffield silver napkin rings, a Sheffield silver sauce jug, silver ladle and napkin ring, 14ozs

An Edwardian silver extensive canteen of flatware comprising twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, teaspoons, Oyster forks, coffee spoons and other spoons, Asparagus tongs, Grape scissors, a ladle and other flatware, all housed within a mahogany canteen cabinet, Sheffield 1911, Mappin and Webb, 190ozs

An Asian brass stirrup, with lion mask decoration, 11 cm high, a collar or cuff, bears a date 1822, a Chinese bronze and green hardstone ladle, 10 cm high, and a 16th century style lidded jug (4)

An etched glass bowl, cover, stand and ladle, with silver coloured metal mounts, 28 cm high (2)

HALLMARKED SILVER LADLE GEORGIAN SKEWER AND A MARROW SCOPE.

A George IV silver straining ladle, by Edward Thomason, Birmingham 1811, with floral decorated finial, 12cm, together with four other silver ladles, Edinburgh 1814, 1830, London 1821, and Sheffield 1938, 145gm.

A LARGE FAMILLE-VERTE ‘KUI XING’ BRUSHPOT, BITONG 硬彩魁星筆筒Please note this Lot is to be sold at No Reserve. 本拍品不設底價Expert’s note: The figures depicted in this brushpot are both scholarly and immortal in their appearance. The standing scholar holding a scroll represents Wenchang Wang, the God of Literature. The elderly man riding the mule depicts Zhang Guolao, whose epithet ‘Lao’ added at the end of his name means ‘old’, and who is often shown riding a donkey or mule. The two attendants holding a lotus flower (‘he’) and box (‘he’) are the Hehe Erxian, typically depicted as boys. The true star in this scene, however, is Kui Xing standing in characteristic pose within a cloud emanating from Zhang Guolao’s head, perhaps mentioned by the elderly scholar in conversation to his colleague, thereby revealing the significance and meaning that this brush pot once had for its original owner.China, Qing dynasty or later. Well potted with gently waisted sides, the exterior painted in bright enamels with gilt highlights to depict two scholars engaged in conversation, one standing and holding a large scroll, his attendant carrying a sack filled with scrolls, the other riding a mule and holding a ruyi scepter, a cloud emanating from his head enclosing Kui Xing, all within a verdant mountainous landscape with gnarled trees, craggy rockwork, and wispy clouds.Provenance: Dutch trade. Condition: Good condition with expected old wear and firing irregularities, including pitting, glaze recesses, firing cracks, and dark spots. Few shallow chips and fritting to the rim.Weight: 2,081 g Dimensions: Diameter 18.9 cm Identified by the writing brush held in his right hand and his iconic 'back-kick' posture, Kui Xing (‘Chief Star’) is a Daoist deity worshipped to obtain academic success. It therefore was auspicious for a scholar to have an item decorated with this figure on his desk, to inspire him in his writing and achievement of examination success.The Chinese character ‘Kui’ is composed of the ideographs for ‘demon’ and ‘ladle’ (or ‘dipper’, as Kui Xing is also associated with the North Star). Kui Xing is often portrayed with a demonic appearance, a hideous face, a horn-like protuberance on his head, and a sinewy body. According to legend, he was once a mortal scholar with outstanding literary skills but was repeatedly failed in the civil service examinations due to his repulsive appearance. Out of frustration and humiliation, Kui Xing threw himself into a river, where he was saved by a mythical beast called ao. He then ascended to the Big Dipper and became the stellar patron of the literati and the God of Literature.Dreaming of Kui Xing the night before the exams was considered an auspicious sign. The candidate who obtained the highest results, known as the First Scholar (zhangyuan), would walk first on a staircase decorated with the ao. Representations of Kui Xing are thus a symbol of literary success and highest achievement at the Imperial examinations. Auction result comparison: Type: Related Auction: Christie’s New York, 30 March 2005, lot 399 Price: USD 10,200 or approx. EUR 15,000 converted and adjusted for inflation at the time of writing Description: A famille verte brushpot, bitong, 18th/19th century Expert remark: Compare the closely decoration and manner of painting with similar sparse surroundings and blue enamel as well as the related size (17.7 cm). Note that considering recent findings, this brush pot more likely dates to the 19th than the 18th century.Auction result comparison: Type: Related Auction: Sotheby’s New York, 17 March 2009, lot 108 Price: USD 20,000 or approx. EUR 26,500 converted and adjusted for inflation at the time of writing Description: A large ‘famille-verte’ brushpot, Kangxi period Expert remark: Compare the related decoration and manner of painting with similar gilt highlights. Note that this bitong dates from an earlier period than the present lot.

Group of silver, comprising William IV sauce ladle, hallmarked Jonathan Hayne, London 1832, a Victorian sugar bowl, an Edwardian pepper shaker and an early 20th century open salt, all hallmarked Condition Report: Weighable silver approx 7.07 ozt (220.1 grams)General wear commensurate with age and use, in the form of surface scratches, nicks and small knocks. Some larger knocks to sugar bowl and feet of pepper shaker. Hallmarks with varying degrees of wear, some elements indistinct.

Group of silver, comprising toddy ladle, inset with Spanish coin and with baleen twist handle, three mother of pearl handled butter knives, a Yard-O-Led pencil and a collection of flatware, including pair of sugar tong with claw bowlsCondition Report: Mostly hallmarked, toddy ladle unmarked. Weighable silver approx 4.46 ozt (138.8 grams)General wear commensurate with age and use, in the form of surface scratches, nicks and small knocks. Toddy ladle with soldering marks to the back of bowl. Marks with varying degrees of wear.

George II silver toddy ladle, the silver bowl of oval form, with engraved initials to underside, hallmarked London 1741, maker's mark indistinct, with turned wooden handle, L33cmCondition Report:General wear commensurate with age and use, in the form of surface scratches, nicks and small knocks. Handle possibly a later addition, some glue residue to base. Hallmarks with some wear but generally legible.

1930s Norwegian silver cutlery for six place settings, comprising table spoons, table forks and silver handled table knives, cake forks, tea spoons and demitasse spoons, one cake slice, serving spoon, sauce ladle and a pair of silver handled servers, all embossed with rose decoration and engraved with initial K to terminal and 10/9 1932 verso, stamped NM 830sCondition Report: 830 standard, approximate weighable silver 33.06 ozt (1027.8 grams)General wear commensurate with age and use, predominantly in the form of surface scratches and small knocks. Marks clear.

Scandinavian silver ladle, the handle with horse head finial and hammered finish, stamped 830s with makers mark, possibly for I Rorvig, Denmark, L18.5cmCondition Report: Approximate weight 2.34 ozt (72.5 grams)General wear commensurate with age and use, in the form of surface scratches, nicks and small knocks.

GEORGE VI SILVER SOUP LADLE, J.C., EDINBURGH 1825 makers mark overstruck, fiddle pattern33cm longQty: approx. 227gCondition good to fair. Is well worn and would benefit from clean, though without damage.

EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER SOUP LADLE, AGW, EDINBURGH 1839 fiddle pattern33cm long Qty: 218gCondition generally good. Wear as per use and age. Initials become faded.

AFTER GEORG JENSEN, 'LEAF AND BERRY' SILVER LADLE, STAMPED FOR ALLAN ADLER STERLING the hammered bowl over a shaped stem and leaf and berry terminal, after design no. 14119cm wideQty: approx. 79g

COLLECTION OF SILVER FLATWARE, VARIOUS ASSAYS AND DATES including a Georgian Scottish silver tablespoon, pair of tongs, toddy ladle and set of three spoonsQty: gross approx 364g

GEORGE IV SILVER TODDY LADLE, J.H. & C.O., A.E., EDINBURGH 1829 fiddle pattern14cm long Qty: 35g

IRISH SILVER SOUP LADLE, JOHN SHIELS, DUBLIN 1800 Old English pattern, with bright cut engraved handle, shell shaped bowlapprox. 160gApprox. 34cm long

COMPOSITE SUITE OF SILVER FLATWARE, VARIOUS MAKERS AND ASSAYS comprising six fiddle pattern table forks, nine fiddle pattern table spoons, six Hanoverian fiddle pattern dessert forks, six fiddle pattern dessert spoons, and a fiddle pattern sauce ladleQty: approx. 1798g grossNo notable damages, just the typical wear expected with age and use, including some slight misshaping of prongs. Light tarnish.

GEORGE IV SILVER SOUP LADLE, (LIKELY) GEORGE DAY, LONDON 1824 Old English pattern33.5cm longQty: approx. 213g

COLLECTION OF SILVER FLATWARE, GEORGE III AND LATER comprising eight table forks, twelve table spoons, four dessert forks, three dessert spoons, and a sauce ladle, also two plated table forks, various patterns though predominantly fiddle (including fiddle and thread, Hanoverian fiddle)Qty: the silver approx. 1940g gross

GEORGE III SILVER SOUP LADLE, FRANCIS HOWDEN, EDINBURGH 1811 fiddle pattern, initial engraved terminal approx 207g

A quantity of silver plated cutlery, a matching ladle & a plated toast rack

A 1911 Birmingham silver drip catcher by Hammond, Turner & Sons, a 1943 heavy gauge London silver napkin ring inscribed 'Clive', a 1971 Birmingham silver napkin ring inscribed 'Beth', a white metal ladle with foreign silver mark, a Towle sterling Pat. 1937 'Rambler Rose' pickle fork, 115.9g

A quantity of horse brass together with an antique brass ladle

A hallmarked silver apostle spoon and whalebone toddy ladle  

A George III Scottish silver table spoon, Alexander Henderson, Edinburgh 1801, sauce ladle, Possibly either Adam Mossman or Alexander Mitchell, Edinburgh 1828, 2.76ozt, continental silver metal oval bowl ladle, stamped 800, 2.53ozt (3)

A collection of cut glass to include punch bowl and ladle, candle sticks, stirrers, trinket box, large bowl, vase and six coloured glasss.

ORIENTAL CERAMICS, collection of approximately 20 pieces of mainly 19th Century Chinese tableware including Canton 26cm vase Lot 355: Canton vase with damage & extensive glue deposits to rim, blue & white cylindrical vase with small rim chip, candlestick with rim chips & associated hairline. Cup with some small nicks to rim, one small blue & white bowl with nicks to rim & faint hairline, one ladle with end of handle missing. See photos

GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISH DESIGN SERVING LADLE, London 1791, 181 grams

White metal toddy ladle, the bowl shaped as a flower, 35cm long / AN17

A George III Scottish Silver soup ladle, Edinburgh 1816, in the Old English Shell pattern, 239gms  Condition Report:Available upon request