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A SILVER SAUCE LADLE WITH RAT TAIL BOWL, SHEFFIELD 1928 BY M&W

A group of 19thC English pottery and porcelain, including a sauce tureen cover and ladle, pair of porcelain dessert dishes painted with flowers, porcelain ice bucket lid and stand painted with convolvulus, and a porcelain fruit bowl.

Silver hallmarked for London 1872 Victorian cutlery/ flatware by maker Chawner & Co (George William Adams) approx total weight 2.386kg/ 2,386g to include small ladle, 6 serving spoons, 1 very large spoon, 6 small forks, 6 desert spoons, 1 fish knife, 6 teaspoons, five forks, large ladle.

Mixed Lot: Various brass wares comprising a cream skimmer, ladle, horse brasses and a small bell

A pair of Art Nouveau continental silver napkin rings, stamped marks, a Georgian silver toddy ladle and a pair of Georgian silver sugar nips, weighable silver 72gms, 2.33ozs

A Victorian silver oval toddy ladle, maker Aitkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1892, in the Georgian style with embossed foliate bowl, on spiral twist baleen handle, 40cm long,

A Georgian silver toddy ladle, unmarked, monogrammed, the oval bowl mounted on a spiral twist baleen handle, 36cm long, together with another Georgian silver toddy ladle, 34cm long.

A mixed collection of silver flatwares, various makers and dates, includes sifting spoons, sugar tongs and sauce ladle, total weight of silver 111gms, 3.56ozs

A Victorian silver Fiddle pattern soup ladle, maker William Eaton, London, 1841, crested, 35cm long, 304gms, 9.79ozs

A Georgian silver toddy ladle, maker William Coles, remaining marks worn, with lobed oval bowl mounted on an ebonised and ring turned wood handle, 38cm long,

A George III silver Fiddle pattern soup ladle, maker Solomon Hougham, London, 1814, crested and initialled, 179gms, 5.78ozs

A George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle, maker George Smith IV, London, 1799, monogrammed, 32cm long, 177gms, 5.71

A George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle, maker Philip Roker III, London circa 1766, monogrammed, 33.5cm long, 175gms, 5.65ozs

A Victorian silver Kings pattern soup ladle, maker Chawner & Co, London, 1867, 33cm long, 280gms, 9.00ozs.

A George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, maker Thomas Johnson, London, 1813, 14cm long together with a silver golfing spoon, total weight of silver 47gms, 1.52ozs.

Pair silver tablespoons, six silver teaspoons, small silver ladle, cake knife, cruet and brooch.

Group of silver, including six seal top teaspoons, a Victorian ladle, mustard on bun feet, six silver handled knives and a pusher, together with objets vertu in case

Large Victorian silver ladle, 35cm long, London 1838, 10.3oz

Georgian silver punch ladle with George II coin and whalebone handle, 39cm long

Victorian silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, engraved crest, London 1839 (Mary Chawner), 34cm long, 8.1oz

Various plated ware to include a canteen of fish knives and forks, ladle, pierced swing handle dish and similar, also includes a model violin.

Royal Worcester Royal Garden Elgar large tureen with ladle . Height 24cm

A set of three George III silver sauce ladles, George Smith (III) and William Fearn, London 1787 and 1790, Old English pattern, each engraved with a monogram; together with a sauce ladle bearing maker's mark "TH", Old English pattern, engraved with a monogram. (4). Length 17.25cm, total weight of set of three 4.5 troy ounces

A George IV Scottish silver soup ladle, Marshall & Sons and Colin Richardson, Edinburgh 1821, fiddle pattern, engraved with a monogram. 32cm, 7 troy ounces

A near complete George V silver flatware service, twelve place settings, Harrods Ltd (R.W. Burbridge), London 1934, Hanoverian and Old English patterns, comprising: six table spoons, a soup ladle, pair of sauce ladles, twelve table forks, twelve soup spoons, ten dessert spoons, twelve dessert or luncheon forks and four teaspoons, not engraved. (Total 59 pieces, total weight c. 95 troy ounces).

Mixed lot of Copper and Brass including Copper and Brass Coal Bucket, Brass Hall Lantern, Brass Victorian style Standish, Oval Copper Cooking Pot, Copper Ladle, Brass Door Knocker, etc

Moorcroft Pottery Bowl decorated in the Hibiscus pattern on a pale green ground, Walter Moorcroft paper label to base and blue impressed marks, 19cm diameter together with a similar Small Moorcroft Pottery Dish decorated in the Hibiscus pattern 9.5cm diameter and Carltonware Leaf-form Sauce Boat, Ladle and Stand, the sauce boat decorated with a lobster

Edwardian silver novelty trough double stamp box with a sprung hinged cover, Birmingham, 1901, W.5.5.cm; William IV cream ladle, London, 1830; pair of sugar tongs, napkin ring and a serpent bracelet, stamped "925", weighable gross 116.4grs. (5)

Georgian silver sugar tongs, by J H, (no apparent date or assay marks); 2 later sugar tongs, folding fruit knife with repousse floral handle and bright cut blade, by L L, Sheffield, 1825; fiddle pattern salt spoon, small ladle, Edwardian sugar sifter with orb finial, London, 1902, set of 6 dog nose pattern coffee spoons, London, 1919, christening set, Sheffield, 1943, cased, and a letter knife, Birmingham, 1898, gross 290grs. (18)

Part suite of German white metal cutlery, each with a decorated handle, comprising 6 table forks, 6 table spoons, 5 teaspoons, soup ladle, fish slice, meat fork, pierced server, 6 table knives and a plated knife rest, weighable 1450grs. (28)

Thai white metal metal ladle with a figure and foliate decorated handle, L.31.8cm; white metal circular box, Dia.5.8cm, and a circular ashtray, 271grs. (3)

A GEORGIAN HALLMARKED SILVER CREAM JUG, AN EARLY 20th C. SAUCE BOAT, A MINIATURE TODDY LADLE, A GEORGIAN SCOTTISH SILVER SPOON, AND A SILVER SIFTER SPOON, TOGETHER WITH A SILVER MUSTARD LACKING LINER. GROSS WEIGHT 394grms.

Victorian copper wine cooler of conventional form, with riveted detail and twin lion mask and twin loop handles, H.22cm, Dia.25.2cm overall; 4 cooking pots, largest H.22cm overall; measuring cup, and kettles, largest H.24.5cm, (one missing cover), and an iron strainer ladle. (9)

A late 18th century George III silver and baleen toddy ladle, c.1780-90. by Thomas Morley, assayed London, date letter lacking, of traditional form with wrythen baleen handle, length 38cm.

A Victorian silver condiment ladle, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1861, having pierced bowl and grape and vine stem, together with a small Continental silver sauce ladle, import marks for London 1928, sponsors mark for Stockwell & Co., a larger fiddle pattern silver sauce ladle, by Stephen Adams II, London 1818, and a silver plated crumb tray with stag horn handle. (silver weight 128.4g). (4)

A floral decorated porcelain tureen, cover and stand complete with ladle.

A quantity of assorted silver flatware and a toddy ladle.

*DECORATIVE PORCELAIN TRIANGULAR CHEESE CLOCHE DEPICTING SCENES FROM SOUTHAMTON, TOGETHER WITH A KING EDWARD CORONATION TEA POT AND A LADLE / ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED AT AUTHENTIC RECLAMATION TN5 7EF

KOZAN: A FINE BAMBOO KISERUZUTSU WITH HANNYA SHINGYO SUTRABy Kozan, signed Kozan dojin koku 江山道人刻 with seal Kozan 江山Japan, c. 1900An aesthetically pleasing kiseuzutsu of musozutsu form bringing together a combination of exceptional workmanship and material selection. The base for the creation is a wonderful section of tubular bamboo which, when viewed from the top and bottom, reveals the beautiful grain of the bamboo. The design is engraved in teppitsu-bori, also known as 'iron brush carving', emulating fine ink painting, with three priests partaking in a tea ceremony; one holds a fly whisk while another holds hishaku ladle and the other, presumably the most senior of the three, looks on, supervising the proceedings with a very serious expression.Above the priests is a perfectly inked transcription of the Hannya Shingyo Sutra (Heart Sutra), written in tiny kanji with each character measuring only a few millimeters in height. Signed KOZAN dojin koku [made by Kozan, a man of Tao] and with further seal Kozan.LENGTH 21 cmCondition: Excellent condition.

Silver Plated Punch Bowl, Ladle and Large Tray.

A group of Eastern copper and brassware including a copper flared rim and sided cooking pot with hammered finish, (h: 23cm x 37cm) a hammered copper ladle, (L: 33cm) an Eastern incense burner (h: 18cm) an Eastern hammered silvered brass bowl and a copper measure

A pair of Edinburgh 1817 silver George III Fiddle pattern toddy ladles, (L: 16.5cm) engraved with initials PMC, (72.6g) engraved with 1 and 3, stamped Heron and a Glasgow 1863 silver George IV Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, (L: 16.5cm) (32g) makers mark PA. (3)

A Georgian design silver ladle, with turned wood handle, Birmingham 1991

An 18th century silver toddy ladle, with embossed floral decoration, and a twisted whale bone handle, the handle 27cm long 

Georgian Glasgow silver and horn ladle. Produced by G.R. [21cm in length]

A Selection of silver marked items. Large Victorian London silver serving spoon, Georgian Glasgow silver ladle, Three Sheffield silver tea spoons, Birmingham silver salt pot and Silver thistle design napkin ring. [202grams]

Jan Sadeler, Jacopo Bassano - Christ In The House Of Martha And Mary / Description: Christ is a guest in the house of the sisters Martha and Maria. Martha is working in the kitchen and stirring the food with a ladle. Mary sits at Christ's feet listening to his words. An engraving made by Johan Sadeler showing one of the so called kitchen scenes painted by Jacopo Bassano. / Dimensions: 20,50 x 28,70 cm / Condition: A good dark excellent impression trimmed on plate border with omission of text line. / Literature: Hollstein / Dutch and Flemish etchings, engravings and woodcuts c.1450-1700 (199) --- (Text from Michael Bury, 'The Print in Italy 1550-1620', BM, London 2001, cat.149)One of the striking features of the Sadelers' work in Venice is that they produced prints of this small size and intimate delicacy, quite different from anything their Italian contemporaries were doing. This and other engravings by the Sadelers were crucial to the diffusion of knowledge of the work of the Bassano family of painters and thus to establishing their international reputation (Aikema and Brown, 1999, p.560). Pan identified the Blaffer Foundation picture in Houston, signed by both Jacopo and Francesco Bassano, as the original of the composition engraved here. The Blaffer Foundation picture came from the Gonzago collection: see Morselli, R (ed.), Gonzaga catalogue (La Celeste Galeria), no. 19, p.182]. / Medium: Engraving /Circa: 1598

A Georgian Toddy Ladle, the circular bowl detailed in relief, with twisted handle, approximately 39cm long; together with anther example, with coin inset bowl and twisted handle. (2)

A SMALL COLLECTION OF TREEN including a carved wood ladle, 23cm long, two wooden bowls, the larger 17cm wide, the smaller 14.5cm wide, and a turned wood lidded box, 13cm high (4)

Antique turned wooden handled ladle with white metal bowl (old repairs - & 37cm long) t/w ladle with coconut bowl

800 German silver marked ladle by Reiner Gebrüder - 36cm long & 208g ~ dent to bowl

A large collection of various silver flatware, to include a Georgian silver Onslow pattern soup ladle, 10 5/8in. (27cm.) long; three Old English pattern table forks, the terminal engraved with Clan Jardine emblem?, 'CAVE ADSUM' (Beware!, I am present), together with various other forks, spoons etc. weight 28.5 tr.oz. (quantity) * Condition: Fair/Good, some hallmarks rubbed, some bowls and tines with dents etc.

A Georgian silver toddy ladle, no hallmarks, initialled 'MC', of typical form with oval bowl, having repoussé decorated foliate scrolls, and twisted baleen handle, 13in. (33cm.) long, weight 1.1 tr.oz. * Condition: Good condition, nothing to note.

A George III silver fiddle thread pattern soup ladle, Richard Crossley, London, 1804, 12 ½in. (31.7cm.) long, thick gauge, weight 7.0 tr.oz.

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) * Condition: All in good condition, with no damage - have been kept stored in black velvet & suede cutlery wraps and used sparingly. Hallmarks VG.

A mahogany canteen for twelve (12) settings of Austrian silver circa 1870, by Josef Carl Klinkosch (Wien 1822-1888), hallmarked with Diana Head, 'JCK' maker's mark, comprising 6 salt cellars with five glass liners, 6 salt spoons, large soup ladle, small ladle, large serving spoon, sugar sprinkler spoon,12 dinner knives, 12 dinner forks, 12 desert knives, 12 desert forks,12 spoons,12 coffee spoons,12 teaspoons, sugar tongs, 2 meat forks, 2 fish slices, pair salad servers, butter knife, cheese knife, 2 sauce ladles, large serving spoon, 2 serving forks, weight without steel bladed meat forks, dinner and desert knives 201.8 tr.oz. * Condition: Diana head Hungarian silver hallmark. Canteen having two brass carrying handles, hinged suede lined lid with embossed crest and engraved ‘JD Klinkosh, K Und K. Hof & Kammer Lieferant Wien’, having a drop down front, containing one dummy top drawer and two pull out drawers on four squat bun feet, brass plaque inside ‘Mrs Pickering, A present from her husband on the occasion of their silver wedding Sep. 22nd 1903’ * Condition: Good condition, hardly used if ever, box with some sun fading.

A small collection of Georgian and later silver flatware, to include two Georgian silver sauce ladles with inscribed initials, by Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan, London, 1797; pair of George II silver Hanoverian pattern spoons, Elizabeth Jackson, London, 1750; Victorian silver fiddle pattern table spoons, both with inscribed initials to terminal, one by Chawner & Co, London, 1846, together with a spoon and fork, in military thread style, stamped '50' and a laurel, weight 14.8 tr.oz. (8) * Condition: Overall very good, one ladle with slightly bent bowl, hallmarks with rubbing, Hanoverian with rubbed maker's mark.

An impressive silver plated punch set, by Barker & Ellis of England, with chased floral and foliate decoration and cast rim with fruit, foliage and rocaille, standing on four foliate bracket feet, the bowl 16½in. (42cm.) diameter, the stand 21in. (53.5cm.) diameter, with twelve matching cups and a matched punch ladle. (15) * Condition: Two dents to punch bowl, otherwise good.

An antique ethnic carved wooden double-ended ladle together with a spoon, former 44 cm

A set of six George V silver old English pattern soup spoons, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1921, and a George III silver sauce ladle of the same pattern, London 1803, 14.5oz overall (7)