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A Georgian silver helmet form milk jug, with reeded rim and handle, 3.3oz; and a silver vase, with loaded base; together with a plated milk jug, sugar bowl and soup ladle.

A set of silver handled tea knives; silver spoons and forks; plated items including asparagus tongs, a sauce ladle, and other flatware.

A George III silver ladle, by Solomon Hougham, Solomon Royes & John East Dix, London 1798, in fiddle pattern, 6.8oz.

A pair of servers, probably Belgian silver, stamped 'A800'; a sterling silver pickle fork and spoon; and a George III Scottish silver ladle.

A selection of glass dressing table, scent and other bottles, mostly with silver mounts, including a stirrup decanter; and a toddy ladle with twisted whalebone handle.

A selection of silver items including: sifting ladle, sugar tongs, teaspoons, and a fork, 9.1oz gross.

A Christofle silver plated soup ladle, together with a pair of plated fish servers, monogram engraved. (3)

An extensive collection of Kings pattern cutlery, various makers to include Arthur Price, Copper Ludlam, Viners, and Smith Seymour Ltd, to include forty nine table knives, thirty one side knives, eight steak knives, eighteen fish knives with two silver examples, forty seven table forks, thirty dessert forks, twenty cake/dessert forks, eight shell fish forks, thirty five soup spoons, thirty seven dessert spoons, nine table spoons, twenty six teaspoons, ten coffee spoons, three basting spoons, two serving ladles, two pairs of fruit salad serving spoons, six butter knives, a stilton scoop, four further cheese knives, three cake/pie slices, bread knife, caddy spoon, sugar ladle, two condiment spoons, three further servers (Qty)

A selection of silver, to include a pair of Old English pattern spoons Stephen Adams, London 1815, initialled, weight 3.3ozt a silver toddy ladle with 'George II' coin inset bowl and twisted baleen handle, two sets of six silver handled butter knives and a silver mounted Capodimonte style porcelain plaque, 13.5cm diameter (16)

A pair of Edwardian Elkington and Co silver presentation spoons, London 1907, each with fig shaped bowl and seal topped terminal, along with a silver Kings pattern sauce ladle, Glasgow 1834, and a further larger example London 1902, gross weight 8.2ozt (4)

A selection of treen items, including a Black Forest carved wooden spoon, the terminal with chevron detail leading to a carving of bug and oval bowl, 18cm long, with a treen toddy ladle, 19.5cm long, a horn carved spoon, 17cm long, a carved model of a perched eagle, 12.5cm high, a German wooden 'Weather Cottage' model, 23cm high, and a Black Forest carved model of a bear, with glass inset eyes, 6.5cm high (6)

An Irish rat-tail fiddle pattern and crested Sauce Ladle, Dublin 1827, by Charles Marsh, an ornate shell back Kings pattern Table Spoon, Victorian by J. Scriber, Dublin 1868 inscribed 'The County Carlow, Agricultural Society,' and one other fiddle pattern Table Spoon, London, Victorian, 228 grms combined weight. (3)

A George III Irish silver Sauce Ladle, by Samuel Neville, hallmarked. (1)

A pair of silver fiddle pattern Table Spoons, late George III, London 1828, four silver Sugar Tongs, a set of six silver shell bowl Coffee Spoons, a pair of silver Carving Rests, three silver Salt Shovels, Irish, eight other silver small Spoons, a sugar Sifting Ladle, a Fruit Knife, and a silver backed Hand Mirror, 487 grams combined. (a lot approx. 28)

A large Italian Majolica style Soup Tureen, in the form of a turkey, moulded with lettuce leaves and cover with ladle, 30cms (11 1/2''). (1)

A fine cased Canteen of Rosenbaum Besteeke Cutlery, Oxford, 12 place setting, dinner forks, dinner knives, dessert or table spoons, dessert forks, soup tureen, salad servers, serving spoons, sugar tongs, sauce ladle, supper  forks, etc., all in fitted case. (1)

A heavy Danish silver Soup Ladle, of bead and tapering design by Oscar F. Dahl, Copenhagen 1904-1937, 210 grms, 12 1/2" (32cms). (1)

A heavy silver crested Sauce Ladle, taper pattern, Sheffield c. 1912, 32cms (12 1/2"), 227 grms. (1)

An Irish George III crested bright cut silver Soup Ladle, by Samuel Neville, Dublin c. 1800, with the crest of the Wandesforde Family, Castlecomer and the motto 'Tout Pour Leglise', ('Everything for the Church')

Set of six silver coffee spoons, John Sanderson & Son, Sheffield 1922, seal tops, cased, a white metal book mark with agate handle, plated miniature ladle with agate handle, miniature white metal model of a bear, plated box containing a miniature Quran, a metal shell brooch stamed J Sheekey and a stone arrowhead.Qty: 7

A white metal toddy ladle, set with George II sixpence (1739), wooden handle; another white metal ladle bowl; a silver pin dish set with Victoria half-crown (1874); two pairs of small silver salts; a silver ring box, weighted; and a silver handle for a page turner, filled; total weighable 4.6oz.

White metal toddy ladle, maker's mark IB, twisted whalebone handle, 38cm; silver tea strainer, William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1945, ebony handle; other items of small silver.

Selection of silver plate including Walker & Hall salver, sugar caster, wine funnel & large ladle

Large Peter & Ann Bateman silver ladle, London 1791, 5.58ozt 

Pair of silver ladles Wakely & Wheeler London 1912 & smaller silver ladle Mappin & Webb Sheffield 1937, 5.3ozt total

A tray of ceramics, Wedgwood Hathaway Rose coffee pot, Masons tureen with ladle on stand, Wedgwood Jasperware etc

A William IV silver caddy spoon Fiddle and Shell pattern together with a George III small silver sauce ladle, 21grams,(2).

A quantity of silver and silver plated flatware to include: eight table knives with hallmarked handles, Sheffield 1969, a silver fish slice, London date letter rubbed, two Fiddle pattern dessert forks, Charles Eley, London, 1824, four Old English pattern salt spoons marks rubbed, a pair of Fiddle and Thread pattern salt spoons, John Alderwick and James Slater, London 1865, an Old English pattern sauce ladle, William Shaw, London 1800; a Fiddle pattern fish knife marks rubbed; two silver butter knives 20th century, a Fiddle pattern salt spoon, a Kings pattern silver plated spoon ladle, a pair of plated grape scissors and fifteen white bakelite handled knives, silver weight 465grams, 15ozs, (a lot).

A mixed group of early 19th century flatware to include; a pair of Fiddle and Shell sugar tongs, maker J&W.M, Edinburgh 1825, a pair of cast bright cut sugar tongs, London no date letter, a pair of Fiddle and Thread sugar tongs, London 1815, an Old English and Bead sauce ladle, engraved crest, maker William Stroud, London 1824, a sauce ladle Old English pattern, marks rubbed, probably London, a Fiddle pattern sugar shifting ladle, probably London 1833, a miniature ladle Old English pattern, maker's mark only J.H, probably London no date letter, a pair of Old English pattern salt spoons, William Rawlings Sobey, Exeter 1835, an Albany pattern silver butter knife and two salt spoons, 340grams, 10.8ozs.

A part matched canteen of early 19th century silver flatware, various makers and dates, London, Fiddle pattern, to include two table spoons, two dessert spoons, a dessert fork, a sauce ladle and a cream ladle and six teaspoons, 495grams, 15.9 ozs, (13).

A small group of early 19th century Exeter flatware, Fiddle pattern, to include a table spoon, maker William Woodman, 1825, a table spoon John Osment, 1819, a table spoon, George Ferris, 1816, a dessert spoon maker George Ferris, 1831, four dessert forks, maker George Turner, 1830, a dessert fork, marks rubbed, a dessert fork, William Rawlings Soweby, 1844, a sauce ladle, George Tuner, 1828, a smaller ladle, maker John Osment, 1829, a mustard spoon maker William Rawlings Sobery, 1835, a salt spoon maker William Woodman, 1827, together with a George III cased silver and mother of pearl fruit knife and fork, maker Aaron Hadfield, Sheffield 1819, in a red leather case, 16.3cm long, 525grams, 16.9 ozs, (15).

A part matched canteen of early 19th century of Edinburgh silver flatware, various makers and dates, Fiddle pattern, to include; three table spoons, four dessert spoons, six teaspoons, maker Robert Smeaton, 1820, a table spoon, two dessert spoons, A Whighton, 1836, and a toddy ladle, fiddle and shell pattern, maker D.M 1826, 645grams, 207ozs, (17).

A George V silver part canteen of silver flatware, Elkington and Co , London, 1932, Fiddle & Thread pattern, comprising four table spoons, three dessert spoons, two soup spoons, two tea spoons, a sauce ladle and three table forks, 985grams, 31ozs, (15).

An Elizabeth II silver candle snuffer, maker J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1985, of conical form with turned handle, turned wood handle, together with a George III silver punch ladle, London 1808, circular bowl and turned wood handle with baluster terminal, 40cm long, (2).

A canteen of German silver flatware, 800 standard, twelve soup/ table spoons, twelve table forks, twelve plated table knives, twelve dessert forks & twelve silver plated handled and steel knives, a sauce ladle, a large silver plated ladle, mixed patterns, 2300grams.

A group of Norwegian silver spiral twist spoons,13 1/2 mark, 19th century, comprising a set of ten teaspoons, and a ladle,3.37oztCondition ReportPlease note that they are not a perfect set, and have different makers.

A three-piece silver engine-turned vanity set by Mappin & Webb, 1955; an oblong wood-lined silver cigarette box, 5 x 11.5 x 9 cm; two silver napkin rings; a silver sauce ladle by Payne & Son, Sheffield, 1977 and a cased silver spoon (6)

A George III silver soup or punch ladle with old English-style handle, 32 cm, hallmarked for John Lambe, London, 1781, 158g and a late Victorian silver cigarette box of oblong form, wood lined interior, 5 x 14 x 8.5 cm, maker's make rubbed, London 1900 (2)

HM SILVER IRISH LADLE - 7 OZS APPROX

A collection of highly polished 19th century copper kitchen ware including saucepans, milk ladle, milk measures, a cereal scoop, together with a Wasbrough trivet saucepan and two large brass casseroles with cast iron handles

A large silver plated ladle, a pair of wick scissors, a stone mason's wooden mallet, a pewter tankard, a spoon made from cow horn and a stainless steel hinged box

A collection of horse brasses, some on leather straps; a ladle and a brass mounted dome topped stationary box

A George III hallmarked silver Fiddle pattern soup ladle, engraved initial to the terminal, maker's mark obscured, London 1815, length 32cm, approx. 5.7ozt/177.7g.

A GROUP OF LOSOL WARE 'TOKIO' PATTERN DINNERWARE, each piece decorated with poppies and picked out in red, green and cobalt, comprising; two large covered oval tureens with stands (one cracked), a sauce tureen, cover, stand and ladle, four graduated meat plates, twelve dinner plates, twelve salad plates, eleven side plates, one sauce tureen missing lid (46) (Condition report: crazing and staining in varying degrees)

A collection of plated ware and similar, including teapots, ladle, sardine dish, jug, tray etc.

A large lidded bowl and ladle decorated with lavender and blue flowers with butterflies and foliage. Portmeirion Susan William Ellis backstamp. Tureen measures: 10.5"W x 12.75"H. Ladle measures: 12.25"L x 4.5"W. Artist: Susan William-EllisManufacturer: PortmeirionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Porcelain figural set molded as lobster claw and head, including salt and pepper shakers, condiment dish, gravy boat with ladle, and a lettuce saucer. Royal Bayreuth backstamp. Shakers measure: 1.5"L x 2"W x 3"H. Condiment dish measures: 2.75"L x 2.5"W x 1"H. Saucer measures: 4.75"W. Ladle measures: 4.5"L x 1.25"W. Gravy boat measures: 4"L x 2.5"W x 4.5"H. Manufacturer: Royal BayreuthCountry of Origin: GermanyCondition: Age related wear.

A part complete canteen of Arthur Price silver plated cutlery, together with a boxed Arthur Price silver plated gravy boat, saucer and ladle set.

George III silver Bright-Cut Old English pattern tablespoon, London, 1793; George IV salt spoon, pair of William IV sugar tongs by Messrs. Lias, and a sauce ladle by John Round, Sheffield, 1919, 173.5grs. (4)

American white metal pin box of trough form, the hinged cover with all-over repousse floral and ribbon decoration, on four ball feet, marked "Sterling" and an arm and hammer, 2 George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, by George Day, London, 1817; Victorian butter knife; 6 later coffee spoons, bean top coffee spoon, and a small ladle, gross 319grs. (12)

George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle, with lion crest, by George Smith and William Fearn, London, 1795, L.32.5cm; tea spoon, initialled "J", by Richard Crossley, London, 1805; 2 other spoons, knife blade, Sheffield, 1832; silver presentation dish, London, 1977, Dia.9.5cm, cased; white metal charm bracelet with 7 silver and 21 other charms, plated elephant mounted salt cellar, entrée dish, and a pair of ice tongs, weighable gross 301grs, excluding bracelet, 67.6grs. (10)

An Elizabeth II Silver Kings Pattern Table Service For Twelve Place Setting, by RP, Sheffield 1977, comprising - twelve fish knives and forks, twelve soup spoons, twelve table forks, six tablespoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve teaspoons, twelve coffee spoons, twelve grapefruit spoons, one soup ladle, pair of fish servers, pair of sauce ladles, two butter knives, pair of preserve spoons, one salt spoon, one mustard spoon, pair of sugar tongs, and one pickle fork, weight 230ozs, complete with twelve silver handled table knives, twelve butter knives, twelve fruit knives, twelve fruit forks, and a five piece carving set, contained in mahogany serpentine fronted table canteen, with moulded edge to top, with lifting lid, fitted one frieze drawer, on cabriole legs, 31.5ins wide x 21ins deep x 31.5ins high

An Elizabeth II Planished Silver Circular Bowl and 18th Century Silvery Metal Punch Ladle, the bowl by C. F. K. M., London 1966, with moulded rim, 6.5ins diameter x 2.25ins high, weight 11ozs, and an 18th Century silvery metal and whale bone handled punch ladle, inset with coin to oval bowl, 15.25ins

A Late Victorian Silver Part Table Service, by Josiah Williams & Co. London 1897, with bright cut handles and crested, comprising - twelve table forks, twelve tablespoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve teaspoons, six egg spoons, two small butter knives, one preserve spoon, one sugar sifter and two sauce ladles, a matched George IV silver soup ladle by Brook & Son, Edinburgh 1823, and Victorian gravy spoon by Brook & Son, London 1841, weight 131ozs, contained in oak two-handled canteen, retailed by Brook & Son, Goldsmiths to the Queen, 87 Georges St, Edinburgh, 18ins x 12ins x 7.25ins high

A Mostly Victorian Silver Old English Pattern Part Table Service, various makers and dates, but mostly by George Aldwinckle, London 1853 and 1867, crested, comprising - twelve table forks, twelve tablespoons, ten dessert forks, ten dessert spoons, six teaspoons, sauce ladle, four salt spoons, one mustard spoon, soup ladle London 1802 and gravy spoon, weight 103ozs

A George III white metal toddy ladle, inset with a 1757 silver sixpence, on a turned whalebone handle, length 35cm

A quantity of George III and later silver flatware, to include, a silver Hanoverian pattern pierced condiment ladle, by John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1931, together with four various salt spoons, four sugar tongs et al. (condition varies). (381.6g). (13) 

A large George III silver old English pattern ladle, by Richard Crossley, London 1798, length 32cm, together with a George III silver old English pattern basting spoon, by Thomas Northcote, London 1791, length 30.4cm. (total 294.5g).(2) 

A large George IV silver fiddle pattern ladle, by John & Henry Lias, London 1822, length 36cm, together with a Victorian silver fiddle pattern basting spoon, by Charles Lias, London 1840, length 31cm. (total 424.4g). (2)

A quantity of Dansk Designs boxed place settings (four) and two unboxed plus serving spoons, Villeroy & Boch pasta spoon, Habitat ladle etc.