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A 19th century Scottish provincial silver sauce ladle, fiddle pattern, marks for Dundee, maker Cameron Alexander, 14cm, 23grams, sold along with a Victorian Exeter silver sauce ladle, fiddle pattern with marks for 1845, maker William Rawlings Sobey, 15cm, 54grams.

An Irish George III silver Old English pattern Ladle, with spirally fluted circular bowl, marks for Dublin 1816, maker William Cummins, 17cm, 45grams.

A George V silver gravy boat, of traditional design, marks for Sheffield 1934, maker Viners, 14.5cm, 101grams sold together with a silver sauce ladle, conforming date and city marks, maker Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, 19grams, scratches to base of boat.

A 20th century Dutch white metal sauce ladle, of moulded and tapering form, marks for 2nd standard and key mark indicating manufactured for export, date letter for 1928, maker Zilvafabriek 'Voorschoten' N.V Voorschoten 17cm, 70grams, sold together with a Continental 800 grade white metal sugar scoop 18.5grams, and German 800 grade white metal Daquiri measure marked 800 with crescent and maker J Wagner & Sohn 22grams

Ca. 50-100 AD. A cast bronze ladle known as a simpulum with a round, deep bowl and a long flat-section handle that curves downward and ends in the shape of a head of a bird. The simpulum was used to prepare and serve drinks, especially during ceremonial libations.Size: L:230mm / W:67mm ; 135gProvenance: Private London collection; British art market 1990s.

Rare Irish George IV sterling silver toddy ladle, Oar pattern with a lipped bowl and rat tail drop, marked Dublin 1828 Duty. Approx length 16cm, weight 40 grams

Australian hand beaten sterling silver sauce ladle with hook, marked sterling, approximate total weight 20 grams

Antique Austro Hungarian Silver Ladle dated 1845, 13 / 16 Lothig or .813 silver purity, weight approx 210 grams, as inspected

Austro Hungarian silver small ladle weight approx 96 grams

Five sterling silver spoons and a pickle fork with various silver hallmarks and makers marks, approximately 75 grams, together with a 3 piece cased shoe set with early plastic handles, a pair of silver plate sugar togs & ladle

Large silver plated ladle marked BM&W, Y, together with a Russian fork

An early 19th century silver toddy ladle, the bowl inset with a coin, having a spiral whalebone handle, length 36cm

A continental silver toddy ladle, having an oval shaped bowl and turned wooden handle, length 37cm

A pair of Victorian silver sugar nips, London 1879; together with various other silver cutlery to include teaspoons and a ladle, gross weight 11.2ozt

GEORG JENSEN 9-tlg. Konvolut, 925 Silber, 20. Jh.: 'Ornamental', Nr. 21: 1 Zuckerstreulöffel, 2 Nusslöffel, 1 Aufschnittgabel und 1 Minikelle; 'Ornamental', Nr. 41: 1 Zuckerlöffel und 1 Aufschnittgabel; 1 Brieföffner, Nr. 255; 1 Lesezeichen, Nr. 60, Gewicht ca. 188 g. Minimale Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren. | GEORG JENSEN 9-piece convolute, 925 silver, 20th century: 'Ornamental', no. 21: 1 sugar spoon, 2 nut spoons, 1 serving fork and 1 mini ladle; 'Ornamental', no. 41: 1 sugar spoon and 1 serving fork; 1 letter opener, no. 255; 1 bookmark, no. 60, weight approx. 188 g. Minimal signs of age and use.

Antique silver toddy ladle

Antique 1820 georgian silver soup ladle London silver hallmarks maker william collins

Georgian silver soup ladle london silver hallmarks

An 18th century silver toddy ladle, inset with a George III third-guinea coin to the bowl, dated 1809, having a turned wooden handle, marks rubbed, 31cm long, together with another inset to the bowl with a Charles II coin, dated 1679, with a twisted whalebone handle, 35cm long (2)Whalebone ladle - has various splits in the silver.

A boxed pair of Georgian engraved silver gilt serving spoons and a ladle, spoons hallmarked London 1803 with makers marks for Thomas Wallis, ladle hallmarked London 1821 with makers mark I.H.

A William IV Silver Soup-Ladle, by James Beebe, London, 1836, Fiddle pattern, with oval bowl, 34cm long, 7oz 7dwt, 229gr

A Collection of Assorted Silver Flatware, comprising a pair of Albany pattern serving-spoons with shell-shaped bowls, Sheffield, 1903; two Old English pattern table-spoons, later chased as berry-spoons, one by Hester Bateman, London, 1782 and one by Thomas Oliphant, London, 1792; various coffee-spoons, some with enamelled bowls, some with green-stained bean terminals and a Norwegian silver ladle, total gross weight 12oz 10dwt, 388gr; Together With five silver plate coffee-spoons (qty)

A Collection of Assorted George III and Later Flatware, mostly Fiddle or Old English pattern, variously engraved with initials, comprising three silver tablespoons; four dessert-spoons, six teaspoons, a pierced sifting ladle; a pair of pierced sugar-tongs and a mother-of-pearl handled fork, total gross weight 17oz 1dwt, 530gr (qty)

Victorian Scottish silver Kings pattern soup ladle, engraved with crest, hallmarked Millidge & Son, Edinburgh 1857Condition Report:Approximate weight 6.88 ozt (214 grams), length = 32cm General light wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches, small indentations and nicks. Some deeper scratches to bowl. Hallmarks with slight wear but clear and legible.

Collection of eight 19th century silver ladles/sifting spoons, to include Victorian Irish silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, the circular rat tail bowl with lip, engraved with monogram to terminal, hallmarked John Smyth, Dublin 1851, and seven Scottish silver examples including Kings pattern ladle, hallmarked William Scott Peat, Edinburgh 1827 and a Victorian sifting spoon, with silver-gilt bowl, embossed foliate decoration and engraved initials to terminal, hallmarked Thomas Ross & Sons, Glasgow 1896Condition Report:Approximate total weight 9.9 ozt (307 grams)General wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches and nicks. Gilding on sifting spoon bowl with wear, showing silver underneath. Some rubbing to the engraved and embossed details. Fiddle pattern dessert spoon with knocks to bowl which is now misshapen. Hallmarks with varying degrees of wear, but mostly legible.

George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle, with oblique gadrooned border, hallmarked London 1790, maker's mark VS, L24.7cm, together with a George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, hallmarked Sarah & John William Blake, London 1819, L17cm, and a George IV silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, hallmarked London 1825, maker's mark WE, probably William Eaton, L16.8cmCondition Report:Approximate total weight 6.9 ozt (214.3 grams)General wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches and nicks. larger ladle with knock to bowl. Smaller George III ladle with engraving to terminal completely rubbed away. Hallmarks with slight wear but clear and legible.

George III toddy ladle, the silver oval bowl with shaped rim and baleen twist handle, engraved with initial to underside, hallmarked Stephen Adams I, London 1766, H29cm, together with Georgian silver toddy ladle, hallmarked London 1745, maker's mark indistinct, with later French silver handles and base, with swan control mark, and two silver mounted cut glass open salts, with hobnail cut star decoration, hallmarked Claydon, Robin & Co, Birmingham 1903Condition Report:All examples with general wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches, nicks, small indentations and larger knocks. Bowl of ladle with small split and knock. Other ladle with knocks to bowl. Knocks to rims of cut glass salts and some small chips to glass. Hallmarks to first example worn and mostly indistinct.

George IV provincial silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, with engraved initial to terminal, hallmarked James Barber, George Cattle II & William North, York 1826Condition Report:Approximate total weight 1.62 ozt (50.5 grams), L16cmGeneral wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches and nicks. Hallmarks with some wear particularly to the leopards head, but remain legible.

Georgian toddy ladle with silver tapering oval bowl and later turned wooden handle, engraved with initials to underside of bowl, hallmarked London, probably 1734, maker's mark indistinct, H39cm, together with two Georgian toddy ladles with silver bowls and baleen twist handles, the first example with circular bowl marked CB, H35.5cm, the second example with oval bowl and spout, unmarked but testing as silver, H35.5cmCondition Report:All examples with general wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches, nicks, small indentations and larger knocks. First example with heavier knocks to bowl. Some splitting and knocks to baleen handles. Hallmarks to first example worn and mostly indistinct.

Collection of silver spoons, comprising George III Old English pattern sauce ladle, hallmarked George Smith (III) & William Fearn, London 1791, together with a Victorian long handled Fiddle pattern mustard spoon, hallmarked The Portland Co (Francis Higgins III), London 1859, a George III Old English pattern teaspoon, hallmarked Thomas Hayter, London 1807 and a set of five mid 20th century coffee spoons, each with embossed shell to terminal, hallmarked Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1944Condition Report:Approximate total weight 4.12 ozt (128.3 grams) General wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches and nicks. Wear to bowls including nicks to edges, deeper scratches to bowls, wear to tips and knocks. Some rubbing to engraved detail. George III single teaspoon with large knocks and splits to bowl, creasing at either side of bowl and bent handle. Bend to centre handle of ladle and larger indentation to bowl. Hallmarks with varying degrees of wear, but mostly clear and legible.

A silver toddy ladle with inset George III silver coin

A railway iron ladle or scoop with treen handle. Impressed mark LNER. 84” long.

Large Victorian silver Old English rat-tail ladle, London 1876, sponsor's mark for George William Adams, 302g approx

George VI case set of silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1937 (one 1931), together with a cast caddy spoon with figural handle, straining ladle, and 800 standard coffee spoons, 275g gross approx

Booth's Casket Border pattern tureen stand and ladle

A silver meat skewer, a silver punch ladle a silver sugar sifter, a silver cream ladle, a pair of silver sugar tongs and a pair of Russian silver sugar tongs 13.5ozt weighable silver (6)Provenance: From the estate of the late Barry Lock (1934-2021)

A collection of silver flatware including caddy spoons, cream ladle, sifting spoon, marrow scoop, stilton scoop etc, together with a silver pap boat, two silver cream jugs and a silver mustard with blue glass liner, 24.9ozt weighable silver 24.9ozt

A 19th century brass ladle with iron handle and two various brass mounted milk skimmers (3)

A selection of various Eastern items and artefacts including Eastern lacquered oval tray with crane decoration, lacquered desk stand, small Chinese mirror in painted wood frame, lacquered cigarette box, wooden ladle, Indian knife set etc.

ARTS AND CRAFTS STYLE LADLE

A large Portmeirion lidded soup tureen and ladle decorated in the Botanic Garden pattern - sold with a fruit preserving jar

A large Franklin Mint porcelain soup tureen, stand and ladle with transfer printed floral spray decoration and moulded rose finial

A LARGE LA SOUPIERE PROVINCIAL TUREEN, COVER STAND AND SOUP LADLE by Le Cordon Bleu. 14ins long, painted with flowers.

A LONG HANDLED GEORGE III TODDY AND PUNCH LADLE, possibly Scottish with sword handle. 15.5ins long.

A Victorian Ionia pattern slop bowl, with aesthetic decoration of flowers, etc., a matching jug (AF), and a 19thC Lucerne pattern tureen, cover, stand, and associated ladle.

A Sterling Silver Old English Pattern ladle. Martin, Hall & Co. Sheffield 1915. And a pair of Sterling Silver Sugar tongs. 44 grams (2)

A collection of silver, comprising: a near pair of six division toast racks, Birmingham, 1956-1959, William Suckling Ltd., 11cm wide; a silver engine turned cigarette box, Birmingham, 1956, W H Manton Ltd., with wood lined interior, 4cm high, 10.9cm wide, 9cm deep; a boxed set of six dessert knives and six forks by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1923, with filled handles; a boxed set of six coffee bean spoons, Sheffield, 1919, Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd., two terminals missing; another boxed set of six coffee bean spoons, Birmingham, 1933, Barker Brothers Silver Ltd., one terminals missing; a wooden and silver mounted diptych picture frame, Birmingham, 1921, 18.2cm high, 23.8cm wide; an Edwardian napkin ring, Chester, 1906, Stokes & Ireland Ltd (William Henry Stokes & Arthur George Ireland); various flatware to include a William IV ladle, London, 1834, William Eaton, 19cm long; a set of six Victorian teaspoons, Sheffield, 1898-1899, James Deakin & Sons (John & William F Deakin); six matchbox holders, London, 1928, Padgett & Braham Ltd., two with engraved initials, 4.4cm wide; and others, together with a collection of silver plate, to include an oval four division silver plated toast rack by William Hutton & Sons, 13.5cm wide; four novelty peppers in the form of grouse; glass and silver plate mounted peppers; sugar tongs; teaspoons; napkin rings; and others, total weighable silver approx. 16.8oz (lot)       

A group of silver plate, to include a cocktail shaker, by J H Potter, 26cm high; a cased set of six coffee bean spoons; a 15cm ruler; a Donatus Solingen cigar cutter, 14.7cm long; a smaller wood mounted cigar cutter, 6.2cm long; a large ladle, 32.5cm long; a circular dish; a cased set of fish servers; a pair of smaller ladles, 18.5cm long; a wine bottle coaster; a quantity of flatware; and others; together with a Hungarian gilt metal miniature crown, in light oak case, 3.4cm diameter; and a brown leather cigar case (lot)  

A German sardine server and ladle, both stamped 800, with engraved initial to handles, approx. 20.5cm long; together with a small quantity of silver plate, comprising: two trays with scalloped rims, 45.8cm wide, 32cm deep and 44.9cm wide, 30.9cm deep; a small circular dish with scalloped rim, 14cm diameter; a five light candelabra, with leaf and berry decoration to sconces and base, 26.5cm high, 28.5cm wide, 28cm deep; a milk jug and twin handled sugar bowl; a toasting fork, 19.3cm long; together with a small French tapering vase, by Letang, Remy, on circular foot, 10.2cm high (lot)  

A Georg Jensen canteen of stainless steel Canute pattern cutlery, designed by Gundorph Albertus, comprising twelve table knives, forks and spoons, twelve dessert forks and spoons, thirteen dessert knives, twelve soup spoons, twelve cake forks, twelve teaspoons, eleven coffee spoons, eleven forks, three breakfast spoons, two fish slices, a pair of salad servers, three serving spoons, two sauce ladles, a twin-lipped ladle and an asparagus server, some with original card boxes, together with a similar Georg Jensen stainless steel cake slice.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Victorian Scottish silver Old English pattern soup ladle, Glasgow 1863 by John Murray, weight 290g, length 37.5cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A George IV silver Fiddle pattern soup ladle, London 1822 by William Eley I & William Fearn, weight 225.3g, length 33.5cm, a set of nine German .800 silver Fiddle and Thread pattern tablespoons and eight matching teaspoons, weight 744g, length of tablespoon 22cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

An early Victorian silver Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern soup ladle, London 1860 by Chawner & Co, weight 267.6g, length 33cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A group of silver, including a serving spoon with pierced terminal, Sheffield 1906 by Allen & Darwin, length 21cm, a sifter ladle, Sheffield 1925, length 12.5cm, a set of twelve coffee spoons, London 1930, and a toddy ladle, crest engraved, with twisted whale bone handle, unmarked, length 34cm, weighable items 511.8g, and a set of twelve apostle teaspoons, detailed '832'.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A GEORGIAN TODDY LADLE, fruitwood bowl and whale bone handle, white metal mounts, 31cm, another, and a similar ice crusher with silver mounts.

A pair of William IV silver Fiddle Husk pattern serving spades together with a collection of silver sauce ladles and serving itemsspades, Mary Chawner, London 1834, other pieces, various maker's and datesEngraved crested garter, other items comprising: another serving spade, Fiddle and Thread pattern, Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London 1810; a pair of Fiddle Husk pattern sauce ladle, William Chawner, London 1825, a pair of Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern sauce ladles, ten other George III / Victorian Fiddle and Thread pattern sauce ladles, six Fiddle pattern sauce ladles, a pair of Scottish toddy ladles, another pair, Newcastle 1814, a sifter spoon, a butter knife, sixteen salt spoons and five other condiment spoons, weight 86oz. (Qty)Footnotes:ProvenanceFrom The Silver Collection of Dr Andrew J RaineyFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

GEORG JENSEN: a Danish silver Cypress pattern flatware servicestamped STERLING DENMARK, designed 1953 by Tias EckhoffComprising: twelve table forks, twelve table knives with steel blades, twelve pastry forks, twelve coffee spoons, nine soup spoons, together with six serving pieces, including, a slice, a butter knife, a small ladle, a spoon and two slices with steel blades, with two cases, weight of silver excluding knives 54oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An extensive Czechoslovakian silver table service of flatware and cutlery, in a canteen1922 - 1929 period 3rd standard mark, maker's mark AP Plain tapering stem with lancet end, with engraved initials, placings for twelve, comprising: table forks, table knives, with steel blades, table spoons, dessert forks, dessert knives, with steel blades, pastry forks, gilt tines, pastry knives, gilt blades, two sets of fruit / sorbet spoons, with gilt bowls, teaspoons, coffee spoons, together with an large quantity of assorted serving pieces, including: soup ladle, basting spoon, a sauce ladle, a pair of serving tongs, a pair of fish servers, a a slice, a cake knife, three two-pronged forks, four skewers, the following with gilt bowls, a pair of salad servers, a ladle, serving spoon, a slice, a sifter spoon, sugar tongs, two knives, six salt spoons, together with six salts, with glass liners, and two mounted cork bottle stoppers, all contained in a fitted canteen box, with lift up cover and three front drawers, weight of silver excluding knives with steel blades 269oz. (Qty)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Victorian silver Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern table service of flatware with modern knivesFrancis Higgins III, London 1881With diamond shell heels, comprising: ten table forks another two electroplated, twelve table spoons, eleven dessert forks, another one electroplated, dessert spoons, twelve teaspoons (one Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1902, different crest), a soup ladle (1880), a basting spoon, two sauce ladles, together with twelve modern table knives and twelve dessert knives, C W Fletcher & Son Ltd, London 1980, with steel blades, weight excluding knives 155oz. (Qty)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A collected silver Fiddle pattern flatware service, in a canteen boxvarious maker's and dates, predominately VictorianComprising: twelve table forks, six table spoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve teaspoons, a sauce ladle, sugar tongs, butter knife, together with twelve table knives and twelve dessert knives, the handles with thread edge, with engine-turned and bead sides, monogrammed reserve, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1928, with steel blades, all contained in an oak canteen box, weight excluding knives with steel blades 94oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com