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A tray of assorted metal wares : antique bronzed cherub figure, brass ladle, bells, 20th century barometer, Salter model 235 hanging scale

Two decorative silver plated wine coasters and an EPNS ladle. All with moulded details

PHILLIP WEEKES; a Victorian hallmarked silver serving ladle in the Hour Glass pattern, Dublin 1839, length 34cm, approx. 10.2ozt/317g. 

WILLIAM CHAWNER II; a William IV hallmarked silver dessert spoon, London 1832, with a Victorian hallmarked silver butter knife, Exeter 1852, a Tiffany & Co sauce ladle, an 830 grade orb topped spoon, and a pair of Georgian mustard spoons, approximately 4.47ozt/139g. 

WILLIAM ELY I, WILLIAM FEARN & WILLIAM CHAWNER; a George III hallmarked silver sauce ladle, London 1810, and a further hallmarked silver sauce ladle, London 1890, combined approx. 16.9ozt/525g.

JOHN MUIR; a George IV hallmarked silver sauce ladle in the Kings pattern, Glasgow 1829, and further hallmarked silver sauce ladle, London 1836, approx. 3.15ozt/98g. Additional InformationCorrected date on the second label. Larger with some light knocks to the bowl and General age wear patina to the surface. Other better with minor patina, this one initialled L below the shell. 

WALLIS & HAYNE; a pair of late George III hallmarked silver Old English and Bead pattern sauce ladles, London 1812, with a Newcastle silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, 1837, combined weight 4.5ozt/135g (3)Additional InformationThe pair of sauce ladles with engraved initials, hallmarks rubbed but essentially OK. The Newcastle ladle with light tarnishing and some shallow dents to the bowl. 

A white metal sauce ladle with turned wooden handle, length 39cm, and a pair of scissors with white metal mounts (2).

ELIZABETH EATON; a Victorian hallmarked silver soup ladle in the King's Honeysuckle pattern, London 1846, together with a Victorian hallmarked silver sifting spoon in the same pattern and two hallmarked silver butter knives, combined weight 8.56ozt/266g (4).Provenance: Adlington Hall Cheshire

A 19th century white metal small ladle, with applied shell to the terminal above engrave initials 'JMJ', with gilt washed interior to the bowl, struck twice with the maker's mark 'JF' in a rectangle, length 16.5cm, approx. 0.97ozt/30g.Additional InformationThere is a crease to the handle just beneath the shell motif, light surface wear, a couple of small dents to the bowl and general surface scratches.

Silver sauce ladle, 1533 and a child's spoon, 72g / 2½oz.

Two e.p. entree dishes, an hors d'oeuvres set, a ladle and a sauce boat.

East European silver ladle with scallop bowl and embossed stem, mid 19th century, marks not clear, 38cm, 104g / 3½oz.

Sugar ladle, crested, by John Lautier c1770, another two 1793 and 1815 and a pair of salt spoons 1798, 62g / 2oz. (5).

A Victorian silver silver soup ladle by Joseph & Albert Savory, fiddle pattern, London 1846, 34.5cm long and 9.8 ozt, typical wear

A hallmarked silver cruet set. The set comprising of a salt, mustard and pepper pots having blue glass liners. Pots hallmarked Birmingham, sponsor H&H Ld. Spoons hallmarked Sheffield, sponsor J &T. Weight 85g excluding liners. Pepper pot measures 7cm. Flatware to include small ladle knife tongs and silver handled server. Weight 98g excluding server.  

A collection of hallmarked silver flatware. The flatware to include four large serving spoons all hallmarked London including  one marked for 1833 William IV.  Nine teaspoons hallmarked Glasgow. Two small ladle spoons hallmarked Sheffield. Measures 22cm - 14cm. Weight 474g

A Victorian silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, 32.5cm long, approximately 240 grams in weightMinor marks and tarnish

Pair of door stops formed as horses, vintage metal ladle and a coloured print of a dog

A BOX OF SILVER AND ASSORTED TABLEWARE, to include a pair of pierced napkin rings, hallmarked 'William Henry Sparrow' Birmingham 1910, a silver vesta, hallmarked 'Samuel M Levi' Birmingham 1901, a match box case, hallmarked 'Levi & Salaman' Birmingham 1902, a AF silver ladle, worn hallmarks, a silver pencil, hallmarked 'E Baker & Son' Birmingham 1946, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 99.6 grams, together with a wooden canteen encasing assorted cutlery, white metal trays, bowls glasses, serving cutlery etc

A BOX OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS AND A MINER'S LAMP, to include a 'British Coalmining Company, Wales, UK' brass and other metal miner's lamp, marked 'Aberaman Colliery', a boxed plated Arthur Price picture frame to hold a picture approximately 18.5cm x 13.5cm, boxed De Montfort apostle spoon set and dessert spoon set, a boxed Arthur Price small ladle, etc (1 box)

A George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle, by Eley and Fearn, London 1805, shell bowl, the terminal with a later initial, length 33.5cm, approx. weight 8oz.

Selection of silver hallmarked flatware items to include London silver caddy spoon, Edinburgh silver clan design tea spoon, Victorian Glasgow silver mustard ladle, Apostle tea spoon and Birmingham silver condiment spoon. [57grams]

BRUCKMANN Schöpfkelle, 800 Silber, um 1900. Schöpfkelle mit üppigem Rocaillendekor, Laffe innen vergoldet, mit Monogramm 'EF', L. ca. 37 cm, Gewicht ca. 205 g. An der Unterseite kleine Delle, ansonsten gut erhalten. | BRUCKMANN Ladle, 800 silver, circa 1900. Ladle with lavish rocaille decoration, spoon gilded on the inside, with monogram 'EF', l. approx. 37 cm, weight approx. 205 g. Small dent on the underside, otherwise in good condition.

A George III silver soup ladle, hallmarked London 1780, TW?, with scalloped bowl, 35cm long, 175g

An 18th century Old English pattern silver basting spoon, London, marks rubbed, 98g, 29cm long, together with a pair of George II silver table spoons, London 1730, 132g, a George III silver ladle, 23g, a pair of 18th century silver ladles, with shell shaped bowls, marks rubbed, 18cm long, 118g (6)

A silver toddy ladle a silver topped jar, other metalware, etc.

A Collection of Assorted Silver, comprising two decanter-labels, by Charles Rawlings and William Summers, London, 1829, each in the form of a vine-leaf, one pierced for 'Sherry' and the other pierced for 'Port'; a pair of George II silver sugar-nips and a toddy-ladle with twisted whalebone handle (4)

A Collection of Silver and Silver Plate Flatware, various patterns, the silver comprising a cased set of six coffee-spoons; an American silver soup-ladle, by Gorham; a pair of Beaded Old English condiment-spoons; six-fish forks and four fish-knives, each with silver attachments and filled handles and a serving spoons, weighable silver 9oz 8dwt, 293gr, the silver plate including Fiddle pattern and Fiddle Thread and Shell pattern pieces (qty)

A Collection of Assorted Silver Flatware, various patterns, including two cased set of coffee-spoons; a cased christening-spoons a Fiddle Thread pattern sauce-ladle; a pair of salad servers and other items, weighable silver 24oz 18dwt, 775gr (qty)

A RARE SILVERED YATATE IN THE FORM OF GAGAKU INSTRUMENTSJapan, 19th centuryOf ladle type, the fudezutsu (brush holder) in the form of a transverse flute with seven smaller and one larger hole divided by incised parallel lines, the sumitsubo (inkwell) in the form of a drum, tied with silver wire, both sharing the hinged lid with handle in the form of a drum beater.LENGTH 18.2 cmCondition: Very good condition with minor wear and little tarnish to silver.Provenance: The Strong National Museum of Play, accession number 75.5397 (lacquered to base of inkwell). Margaret Woodbury Strong (1897-1969) grew up in a prosperous family of collectors. Her interests ranged so widely that by 1960 she had amassed more than 27,000 collectible items and works of art. The vast majority of her collections related in some way to play and as her accumulation grew, Margaret planned a museum to house her collection. It eventually opened to the public in 1982, and grew dramatically over the following decades, expanding its collections, facilities, and resources, now spanning over 285,000 square feet. Today, the Strong National Museum of Play (known as just The Strong Museum or simply The Strong) is the only collections-based museum in the world devoted solely to the study of play.Gagaku (lit. 'elegant music') is a type of Japanese classical music that was historically used for imperial court music and dances. Gagaku was developed as court music of the Kyoto Imperial Palace, and its near-current form was established in the Heian period (794-1185) around the 10th century. Today, it is performed by the Board of Ceremonies in the Tokyo Imperial Palace.Auction comparison:Compare a related silver yatate set sold at Bonhams, Fine Japanese Art, 17 May 2018, London, lot 143 (sold for 3,750 GBP).

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Ridgway Osterley Park pattern sauce tureen, c. 1825. It is unmarked. 20 cm wide. (1)Condition: Fine hairline from the ladle aperture. M

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Willow wares, c. 1820-40. To include a pepper pot and a sauce tureen, cover, stand and ladle. All are unmarked to the underside. Tureen: 19 cm wide. (2)Condition: in good overall condition. M

ASSORTED SILVER comprising cased set of twelve engraved fish knives and forks, silver four section toast rack, silver ladle, various silver spoons, silver napkin ring and silver sugar tongsProvenance: private collection Carmarthenshire, consigned via our Carmarthen Office

A Mason "Chartreuse" dinner service including a selection of plates and bowls, covered dish, open dishes, Soup tureen & ladle on plate, platter etc

French silver canteen of cutlery for 12 place settings (one teaspoon missing, additional knives and forks) thread pattern, comprising dinner knives and forks, starter knives and forks, dessert spoons, six smaller spoons, soup ladle, sauce ladle, teaspoons and an un-hallmarked sifter spoon, the lock to the case engraved Cardeilhac 91 Rue de Rivoli Paris, French hallmarks for 925 grade silver

Collection of silver flatware to include a George III fiddle pattern dessert spoon, London 1809, approx 17.5cm long, a Victorian fiddle pattern dessert spoon, Victorian small sauce ladle, a set of six teaspoons commemorating George V's reign, a George IV Fiddle pattern preserve spoon, another preserve spoon, an Edwardian fish serving fork, silver sugar tongs, etc, plus a gilt metal & mother of pearl ladle with twisted stem

Early 20th century old English pattern silver sauce ladle, monogrammed terminal (17cm long), London 1910, makers Reid & Sons, together with a boxed 'Society Of Miniature Rifle Clubs' silver spoon, Sheffield 1937, another silver teaspoon with cast Rifle decoration, and a boxed County Borough of Brighton 1902 Coronation bronze medallion

Five white metal fruit forks - American sterling, S Krik & Son, extensive chrysanthemum decoration to handles, ensuite to small carving knife and fork and a ladle, six associated fruit knives and two table knives (qty)

A white metal shell shaped ladle - possibly American, John Cox & Co, engraved with ownership initials, together with three other white metal serving spoons, 361g (4)

A 20th century silver plated kettle and stand - Oval stop fluted, the stand with shaped reed legs ending in paw feet, together with a small quantity of platedware including grape scissors, salt, ladle and eggcup (5)

A silver plated tureen - of part gadrooned form with twin handles and cover, diameter 21cm, together with a ladle, two oval dishes, cake knife and sundry (qty)

Antique victorian silver ladle London silver hallmarks

Antique scottish silver ladle weight 56g

3 georgian silver spoons includes ladle spoon weight 124g

Silber. Ovale Kelle mit beidseitigen Ausgüssen und feinem Hammerschlagdekor. Sich konisch erweiternder, kannelierter Griff mit Knospenbekrönung. Modell "König". Entw. Johan Rohde, 1915. Gest. 925, Herstellerzeichen. Gew. ca. 140 g. L. 25 cm.A Danish silver soup ladle modelled by Johan Rohde, 1915. Standard mark 925, maker's mark.Dänemark. Kopenhagen. Georg Jensen. 20. Jh.

A Royal Crown Derby 'Old Imari' solid gold band soup ladle, pattern 1128, gilt printed mark to base within design, 30cms.

An Early Victorian fiddle pattern cream ladle, 1860 by TS

A COLLECTION OF HALLMARKED SILVER AND WHITE METAL CONSISTING OF A SAUCE LADLE BY WILLIAM BATEMAN - LONDON 1823, a modern copy of The Owl Knopped spoon, silver butter knife, a Michael Bolton Designs long stem hallmarked spoon, hallmarked modern picture frame and a set of six Chinese white metal spoon (6)

A GEORGIAN HALLMARKED SILVER LADLE WITH EBONISED HANDLE

A silverplate soup ladle.

A Worcester spoon or ladle, circa 1780The slender tapering handle with lightly moulded rococo ornament, the round bowl with an underglaze blue border and finely gilded flower spray within scrollwork, 16cm longFootnotes:ProvenanceRous Lench Collection, Christie's, 29 May 1990, lot 547Gerald Moore CollectionFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A William IV silver ladle, by William Eaton, London 1833, in fiddle and thread pattern, engraved with elephant head crest, 34cms long, 8.3oz.

A Victorian silver sugar basket, by Cartwright, Hirons & Woodward (George Cartwright, Joseph Hirons & Horace Woodward), Birmingham 1857, of pierced and beadwork design with blue-glass handle, 11.5cms high, 8.0oz (silver weight); together with a silver sugar ladle.

A set of six Edward VII silver table forks, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1906; and a sauce ladle, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1931, all in old English pattern, engraved with initials 'GNH', 16.5oz. gross.

A collection of various silver flatware, Georgian onwards to include a Old English pattern sauce ladle, London, 1794, maker's mark 'IB', 6¾in. (17.2cm.) long. teaspoons, fish slice, tongs etc, weight 15.6 tr.oz. (quantity). * Various conditions, some pieces with splits etc.

A George III Scottish silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, Mitchell & Russell, Edinburgh 1817, engraved gothic initial 'P' to terminal, 13¾in. (35cm.) long, 7.25 tr.oz.. *

A part canteen of silver flatware, Queen’s pattern part service, comprising eighteen table folks, 8 1/8in. (20.5cm.) long, twelve similar steel bladed silver handled knives, 9¾in. (24.8cm.), twelve desert folks, twelve desert spoons, six table spoons, four parcel gilt salt spoons, a sauce ladle and a butter knife, together with two silver King’s pattern desert spoons, in an oak three drawer canteen with brass fittings, 18¾ x 14½in. (47.5 x 37cm.), x 12in. (30.5cm) high, weight without steel bladed knives 134 tr.oz.. * the canteen not matching to flatware, no key.

A collection of various silver Old English pattern flatware, to include a sauce ladle, London, 1886, nine various Georgian dessert spoons, various teaspoons etc, weight 16.4 tr.oz. (20). * Some spoons with miss-shaped bowls etc.

A silver punch ladle, on twisted balleen handle with silver terminal, the lipped bowl inset with coin of Maria II, 13in. long.. * Shallow dents to bowl, overall good.