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Seven silver spoons and a ladle - total weight approx 13 troy oz

ROSENTHAL Speisebesteck (meist für 12 Pers.), 'Berlin', versilbert , 20. Jh., bestehend aus 12 x Speisegabel/ -messer/ -löffel, 12 x Kaffeelöffel, 11 x Kuchengabel, 1 x Salatbesteck, 1 x Kartoffellöffel, 1x Soßenkelle, 1 xTortenheber, 1 x Fleischgabel, 1 x Wurstgabel, 1 x Zuckerzange, Marken: MZ. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren.| ROSENTHAL dining cutlery (mostly for 12 people), 'Berlin', silver plated, 20. century, consisting of 12 x dinner forks/knives/spoons, 12 x coffee spoons, 11 x cake forks, 1 x salad servers, 1 x potato spoon, 1x sauce ladle, 1 x cake server, 1 x meat fork, 1 x sausage fork, 1 x sugar tongs, makers mark. Signs of age and use.

A Georgian silver pierced fiddle pattern handled sifter ladle, bearing a crest together with a Scottish Provincial ladle, combined weight 83g

A Georgian silver caster of baluster form, a Georgian silver helmet form jug, a silver Toddy ladle with turned wood handle etc

Sterling silver soup ladle

ASSORTED SILVER SPOONS & A KNIFE, including Victorian cayenne pepper or snuff spoon, 1862; Victorian onslow pattern mustard spoon, George Nathan 1899; George V runcible spoon, John Sanderson 1932; George III sauce ladle, Smith & Fearn 1788, with engraved initials; late Georgian white metal toddy ladle with twisted handle and later thistle finial (reduced) engraved initials T.S.; George III fiddle pattern butter knife, Sarah & John Blake 1814, with initial B (6)

ASSORTED SILVER COLLECTIBLES, including pair small candlesticks, prayer book, toddle ladle, belt buckle, mother of pearl penknife, teddy bear hat pin, baby rattle, pince-nez, photograph frame, hand mirror and matching hairbrush, etc.

A Cased Silver Plate Table Service, by Mappin and Webb, Early 20th Century, mostly Onslow style pattern, with cartouche with engraved initials, comprising11 table-spoons12 table-forks12 dessert-spoons, three Old English pattern12 dessert-forks9 teaspoons6 egg-spoons4 condiment-spoonsA pair of sugar-tongsA pair of fish-servers2 sauce-ladlesA soup-ladle2 basting-spoonsand various associated plastic handled knivesin fitted brass-bound oak canteen with two doors which open to reveal three drawers, the canteen 52cm wide

A George III and Later Silver Table-Service, Fiddle Thread pattern, some single struck, some variously engraved with initials or crests, comprising: 7 table-spoons12 table-forks16 dessert-spoons27 dessert-forks3 teaspoonsA butter-knifeTogether With A Fiddle pattern sauce-ladleA Fiddle pattern butter knife 12 table-knives with filled handles and stainless steel blades12 cheese-knives with filled handles and stainless steel blades12 fruit-knives with filled handles and stainless steel blades weighable silver 129oz 19dwt, 4,042gr, (two trays)

A George IV Silver Soup-Ladle and a Pair of George V Silver Grape Scissors, the soup-ladle by William Chawner, London, 1827, Fiddle pattern, engraved with a coat-of-arms, the grape-scissors by Elkington, Birmingham, 1920, the soup-ladle 33.5cm long, total weight 11oz, 343gr (2)

A Georgian silver shell bowl ladle - marks rubbed, 164g, 32cm long

A small group of silver cutlery, 122g and a silver plated sauce ladle

Collection of silver, including a ladle (marks rubbed), another small ladle Sheffield hallmark dated 1925, mm CB & S, silver sugar spoon Birmingham hallmark dated 1903, mm C & Co, silver sugar nips Sheffield hallmark dated 1894, mm HW.Ltd, pickle fork Birmingham hallmark dated 1912 mm E.N.B, a porridge pusher Sheffield hallmark dated 1906, Victorian silver salt, London hallmark, dated 1877, mm EMJM, gross weight 170 gms. 

Group of assorted silver plated flatware; cased fish serve set, cased set of six fish knives and forks, cased set of Mappin & Webb coffee spoons, cased set of sic butter knives; also assorted loose flatware including claw nips and further sugar nips, cocktail stirring spoon, Belvin plate table spoon, toddy ladle with hardwood twist handle, grape shears, nutcrackers etc.

William IV silver ladle, maker Charles Boyton, London 1836, 12.75" long, 6oz t

A silver toddy ladle with twisted whale bone handle a/f - sold with a smaller brandy ladle

An SBS (German) twelve place setting of cutlery with ornate gold plated handles, including ladle

Cased set of silver handled knives and silver ladle

Box of Antique brass wares; Mostly Middle East brass worked bowls and ladle, bells and figurine etc

A collection of 19th and early 20th Century flatware to include: Old English Pattern and thread dessert spoons, various teaspoons, seal top teaspoons, mainly hallmarked London, various dates and makers and a George IV Scottish fiddle and shell pattern sauce ladle, hallmarked by David McDonald, Glasgow, 1820, combined weight 16.73 ozt (520.3 grams) (1 bag) 

A small collection of silver flatware mainly enamelled souvenir spoons, all hallmarked, various dates and makers to include one Irish with the arms of Limerick City at terminal hallmarked by Bee, Moynihan & Co (Limerick), Dublin, 1966 together with two silver thimbles, gross weight 6.32 ozt (196.5 grams) (1 bag, with an EPNS sauce ladle and plated thimble) 

A 19th Century French silver hour glass sauce ladle, engraved with monogram, hallmarked Paris, stamped by Odiot, Minerva mark, 118.8 grams 

A collection of silver plated items to include; Mappin plate tray, another plated tray, small salver, a cased Sheffield silver handled knife set, three dishes, ladle and two spoons. (1 box)

GEORGIAN SILVER TODDY LADLE ALONG WITH FURTHER SMALL SILVER OBJECTS AND PLATED WARE including a mustard dish, jug, tray, napkin ring and entree dishLadle 36cm long

A Victorian silver sugar bowl with twin scrolled handles, by Daniel & John Wellby, London 1879, a silver ladle by EK & S Ltd., Sheffield 1931, two Thai silver bowls of bulbous form with repoussé animal and foliate decorations, together with one plated ladle; Total weighable 16.73 ozt. (5)

A silver part canteen of "Old English" pattern flatware for twelve places, Sheffield 1931 by E Viners, comprising teaspoons, egg spoons, dessert spoons, soup spoons, dessert forks, table forks, two sauce ladles and a soup ladle, six tablespoons, housed in a serpentine fronted mahogany canteen on square tapering supports. 142 ozt gross weight of silver.

Comprehensive German 800 standard silver canteen by Bernstein, comprising 11 table spoons, 5 desert spoons, 12 ice-cream spoons, 5 tea spoons, 11 coffee spoons, 4 table forks, 10 side forks, 13 fish forks, 10 desert forks, 16 fish knives, serving spoon and fork, ladle, various serving spoons, forks and slices, 22 steel blades table knives, side knives and fruit knives, 175oz 5450gm (excluding steel bladed knives)

French silver ladle, and a continental 925 silver table spoon and fork, 12.5 oz 388gm

London, 1785. Berry Sifter Ladle by Richard Crossley.

George III meat skewer by Richard Kersill London 1802 4oz 129gm, Georgian toddy ladle inset with a George II coin, and a soup ladle by George Smith (III) & William Fearn London 1795 6oz 197gm

Part canteen of Irish silver flatware comprising, six table forks, six table spoons, three tea spoons and a sauce ladle, by Richard Whitford, Dublin 1812, 34.50z 1073gm and a variety of other flatware, 15.5oz 484gm

George III old English pattern silver ladle makers mark S.J, London 1765 5.5oz 176gm

A Mali Bronze Figure of a Man, standing holding a stick, 17cm; four African Manillas, of torque form; a Baule Reed Beater for a Strip Loom, Ivory Coast, with wood frame joined by fine wood strips; a Mali Carved Wood Ladle, with deep cup shaped bowl and figural handle; an African Black Clay Pipe, the wood stem covered in blue and yellow beadwork; an African Wood Spindle/Shuttle for a Loom, with stepped conical sections to the haft and figural pommel (9)

Cutlery and heavy brass ladle 

A Norwegian R. Elvesaeter silver cream ladle with openwork leaf pattern handle, in original box, ‘R ELVESÆTER 1825’ maker’s mark, 4½ in. (11.4cm.) length.

An extensive twelve person part-suite of Art Deco style silver flatware Walker & Hall, Sheff. 1924, comprising 12 each of table forks, table spoons, dessert forks and dessert spoons, plus 11 soup spoons, 11 tea spoons, 11 coffee spoons, a pair of sauce ladles and a soup ladle, all with engraved monogram to terminal, weight 145.3 tr.oz. (84) *All in good condition, with no damage - have been kept stored in black velvet & suede cutlery wraps and used sparingly. Hallmarks VG.

Two Turkana hide apronsKenyawith metal beads,70cm and 82cm long,five wooden footed cups, the largest, 17cm high and inscribed Erik Larsen A2 Jan 1971, a wooden ladle, also inscribed, six other vessels, wood, pottery with hide, fibre and leather, a pair and a single sandal and two metal cow bells. (20)ProvenanceTomi Van Duuren Collection.

Small hand-painted spoon and ladle with gold gilded trim. The designs feature birds and insects. Herend backstamps. Largest spoon (ladle) measures 5.5"L. Issued: 20th c.Manufacturer: HerendCountry of Origin: HungaryCondition: Age related wear.

Mixed Lot: George III silver sauce ladle, a pair of Victorian silver knife rests, a Victorian long handled condiment spoon, three hallmarked silver servers and a sifter ladle together with three silver handled shoe horn, button hook and glove stretchers etc, g/w 350gms

Two Victorian silver fiddle pattern table spoons engraved with initials and hallmarked for London 1839, makers mark for John & Henry Lias, a Georgian fiddle pattern sauce ladle, makers mark Hester Bateman together with a George III Old English dessert spoon, initialled, hallmarked London 1798, makers mark for Soloman Houghman, 260gms

A George II style silver toddy ladle hallmarked for Birmingham 1988, makers mark for Harrison Bros & Howson Ltd having an oval double-lipped gilt interior bowl, joined to a turned wooden handle, bowl diameter 7cm, overall length 34cm

Mixed Lot: A sardine serving spoon, Sheffield 1900, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, a Victorian silver butter knife with bright cut engraved detail, Sheffield 1881, makers mark for Henry Wilkinson & Co, a George VII long handled ladle, the oval shaped bowl with small rat tail, Birmingham 1942, makers mark for Syner & Beddows, a Kings pattern silver teaspoon and silver preserve spoon together with silver handled cheese knife and pickle fork

A Victorian silver fiddle, thread and shell pattern soup ladle having an oval bowl and engraved with a crown, hallmarked London 1840, makers mark Chawner & Co, 34cm long, 280gms

George V silver ring tree stand, Birmingham 1924. makers mark rubbed, a George IV sauce ladle, London 1825, makers mark John, Henry & Charles Lias, sterling weighted trumpet bud vase "Newport" by Gorham, 16cm tall (a/f), a small cut glass globular scent atomiser having a sterling collar, a silver bracelet chased and engraved with Egyptian figures etc, Sheffield 1958 together with two hallmarked silver serviette rings

George III silver sauce ladle having a round shaped bowl and engraved with initials, London 1799, makers mark rubbed, 16.5cm long together with a hallmarked silver sifting spoon having pierced circular bowl and bright cut decoration, Birmingham 1893, makers mark for Hilliard & Thomason, g/w 56gms

George II silver toddy ladle featurning a turned wooden handle and oval bowl with card cut rim and pouring lip, engraved beneath with initials, London 1755, makers mark for David Mowden

A George IV silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, engraved and initialled, hallmarked London 1825, makers mark for John Henry & Charles Lias, 32cm long, 189gms

Mixed Lot: George III Old English pattern sauce ladle having an oval shaped bowl engraved with initials, hallmarked London 1808, makers mark Edward Lees, 17cm long together with a hallmarked silver teastrainer and stand, Birmingham 1968/69, makers mark Lanson Ltd, g/w 130gms

A small group of silver and other items, including repaired silver and wooden handled toddy ladle, a pair of porcelain salts with silver rims, several silver spoons and more

A collection of silver and silver plate, including a large twin handled plated tray, 74cm wide, a Georgian toddy ladle, and more in a small box

A Small Medicine Spoon Ladle in the Georgian Style, Unmarked but Tests for Silver

A Collection of Various Portmeirion China to comprise Botanic Garden Jug, Heart Shaped Box, Ladle, Cups Etc

A Silver Ladle Together with an Early 20th Century White Metal Bowl with Shaped Handle and Art Nouveau Repousse Motif

Modern silver-mounted photograph frame, hallmarks for Carrs of Sheffield, to fit image size 17cm x 12cm, glass protective cover, in fitted box, also an EP ladle and a pair of EP serve alls by Mappin & Webb.

A collection of flatware to include, a George III Irish soup ladle, circa 1770, with shell-shaped bowl, and a chased handle hook terminal; another plain, Edinburgh circa 1770; a French sugar sifter, Christofle; three various small ladles; George III serving spoon/fork; serving spoon, Old English with beaded border; a set four Onslow pattern serving spoons, with shell bowls; two sets of similar pointed terminals pattern soup spoons; eleven single struck teaspoons; nine double struck teaspoonsDimensions:Combined weight: 90oz

A set of Edwardian fish knives and forks Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1908, comprising eight fish knives and forks, and eight dessert knives and forks, all with shell terminals, engraved crest within a laurel wreath to terminal, silver blades and tines; together with five stainless steel, simulated bone handled side knives; together with a Scottish provincial soup ladle, William Simpson, Banff, marked WS, thistle, B, of Fiddle patternDimensions:Weighable silver: 60oz

A matched George III and later canteen various marks and dates, predominantly, Chawner, comprising, forty eight table forks, thirty six tablespoons, a soup ladle, fish slice, five sauce ladles, twenty four teaspoons, twelve egg spoons, eighteen dessert forks, all of Hourglass and Shell variant patterns, various initials and crests engraved to terminal; together with a set of twelve fish knives and forks and a collection of ivorine handled knives, all contained in a seven drawer oak canteenDimensions:Weighable silver: 357oz

A George III soup ladle Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh 1811, of Old English pattern, engraved initials to terminal; together with another, James McKay Edinburgh 1846, of Fiddle pattern, engraved crest and motto to terminal; together with another London of Old English pattern, engraved initials to terminal and another, of London 1850, of Albert variant pattern (double struck)Dimensions:Length: 32cm, combined weight: 31oz

An Edwardian canteen Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1908, comprising, a basting spoon, a sauce ladle, ten tablespoons, eighteen table forks, eight dessert spoons, sixteen dessert forks and eight teaspoons, all of Hanoverian pattern, engraved crest in a laurel wreath to terminal; together with a Scot's Fiddle pattern dessert spoon, Josiah Williams & Co, London 1927Dimensions:Combined weight: 106oz

A large silver ladle, together with two smaller ditto - William Eley and William Fearn - London 1823