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A George III Provincial silver Old English Pattern soup ladle, the handle later engraved with an initial, hallmarked by Thomas Eustace, Exeter, 1780, 6.04 ounces (187.9 grams) 

A collection of Old English pattern silver cutlery by Fenton, Russell & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1925, to include twelve tablespoons, twelve table forks, ten dessert spoons, seven dessert forks, two ladles, another larger example and two serving spoons, together with a Georgian ladle, another plated example, two plated dessert spoons, five plated dessert forks, six plated teaspoons, and a collection of stainless steel and ivorine cutlery to include twelve table knives, thirteen fruit knives, and a four piece steel carving set, weighable 103.3oztCondition report: Multiple item lot, all items with surface scrtaches, marks and tarnishing.

A collection of mid-20th century glass ware, to include a Waterford crystal pedestal, a cut glass hanging globe, six engraved highball glasses, 18cm high, a punch ladle, 28cm long, a Murano glass bowl, with aventurine inclusions, a Czech cut glass box and cover, together with a quantity of Murano glass sweets (qty.)Condition report: Chip to the lid of the Czech glass box. Surface wear and scratches to the sweets. Burst air bubble to the base of the Murano bowl.

predominantly London, various makers and marks, including John, Henry, and Charlies Lias and Mary Chawner etc, comprising, a basting spoon, a soup ladle, thirty five dinner forks, thirty five dessert forks, fifteen tablespoons, twenty nine dessert spoons, thirty seven teaspoons, ten egg spoons, two mustard spoons, seven salt spoons, sauce ladles, asparagus tongs and butterknives, all contained in an oak fitted canteen retailed by D & J Welby Ltd.Weighable silver: 275oz (approximately)

Morris & Michael Emanuel, London 1827, of Fiddle pattern, with Percy crest engraved to the terminal and four dessert spoons of the same maker; together with another similar set of seven tablespoons and five dessert spoons, WJ, London 1823; two dessert forks, a ladle and a sifter, all of Fiddle pattern with crest to terminalLength of tablespoon: 21.5cm, combinedweight: 57oz

Crighton and Bruce, Edinburgh 1907, of Old English pattern, comprising a soup ladle, two sauce ladles, eighteen table forks, eighteen table knives, six tablespoons twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert knives, twelve dessert spoons, five teaspoons, one sugar spoon, six coffee spoons, three mustard spoons, and six salt spoons, sugar tongs, serving spoon and asparagus tongs, four napkin rings, six modern side knives, a pickle fork, sugar sifter and a pair of grape scissors; together with two carving sets and a George III serving spoon, all contained in a five drawer oak canteen Weighable silver: 142.8oz

A silver photograph frame, 10.5cm square, Birmingham 1904, (no back, a/f), another (a/f), a Continental .925 silver ladle, matching spoon and other small silver, (some a/f).

‡Eric Holt (1944-1997) Aiken Drum Signed and dated E.S.HOLT/1975 (to stone lower left) Tempera on board 45.5 x 33cm Provenance: By descent from the artist Exhibited: London, The Piccadilly Gallery, April-May 1977 According to the Scottish folk song, Aiken Drum lived on the moon. In this work we see him playing on a ladle whilst wearing his cheese hat, coat of roast beef, buttons of penny loaves, waistcoat of crust pies and breeches made of haggis bags.

A PAIR OF SILVER VICTORIAN SAUCE LADLES AND A TODDY LADLE with other silver items

A SILVER COFFEE LADLE, FOUR SPOONS WITH FIGURAL TERMINALS and other items including a silver salt spoon, plated sugar tongs and two other white metal items

Pair of silver round spoons, small silver ladle with swan handle and engraved silver spoon and fork, total w: 5.5 ozt

An 18th century Irish pierced silver fish serving ladle, maker W.T., marks rubbed, 30.2cm, 99 grams.

GEORGE III STERLING SILVER SOUP LADLE. DUBLIN 1771

LARGE SILVER PLATED PUNCH BOWL WITH LADLE AND ACCOMPANYING TRAY, TOGETHER WITH A SMALLER PUNCH BOWL WITH LADLE AND CUPS

A George III ladle, the shell bowl with gilt interior by George Smith III, London 1782, weight 155g.

Toddy Ladle Silver & Ebony Handle 

A collection of assorted silver and silver plated wares, to include an Irish silver sauce ladle, hallmarked Dublin 1826, silver napkin ring, German 800 grade silver handled knives, German silver candlesticks and more

A selection of Aynsley 'Cottage Garden' ceramics including a vase, cake stand, footed fruit bowl and three plates, together with an unmarked lidded tureen and ladle decorated with sprigs of flowers and gilding

AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER SAUCE LADLE, fiddle pattern design, engraved initial 'M' to the handle, hallmarked 'James Beebe' London 1841, approximate gross weight 64.4 grams, 2.06 ozt

A SILVER CASED CARRIAGE CLOCK, BUTTON HOOK AND A LADLE, the carriage clock detailed with an embossed floral and foliate design and a vacant cartouche to the reverse of the case, raised on four button feet, fitted with a scrolling handle, hallmarked 'Henry Matthews' Birmingham 1924, approximate height without handle 7.5cm, featuring a cream dial, Arabic numerals, blue hands (missing key), together with a silver handled button hook, hallmarked 'G & C Ltd' Birmingham 1904, and a silver-plated ladle

THEODORE B. STARR LARGE SILVER PUNCH BOWLthree piece punch bowl silver service, each with a repousse grapevine motif, each marked with maker's mark, hallmark, and STERLING; total weight: 8.20 kg (289.25 oz)comprising: a) a silver platter, with monogram RK, centered on platter, additionally marked with 1725 under base; diameter: 65 cm (25 5/8 in.) b) a silver punch bowl, additionally, marked with 1329 and 16 pts under base; height: 23 cm (9 in.), diameter from rim to rim: 37 cm (14 5/8 in.) c) a silver ladle, back of handle with the monogram RK; length: 36 cm (14 1/8 in.)CONDITIONThe service set appears in age-appropriate condition. Overall patina resulting in scattered discoloration, darkening and variation in color. The ladle with dents and nicks. The interior of the bowl and platter both with surface scratches. Would benefit from a polish.Kindly note, the auction is comprised of two sessions:Session I: Russian and Asian Art, Antiques and Jewelry, lots 1-331Session II: European, North and South American, and Ethnographic Art, Antiques, Jewelry, and Design, lots 500-827N.B. All lots are sold in as-is condition at the time of sale. Please note that any condition statement regarding works of art is given as a courtesy to our clients in order to assist them in assessing the condition. The report is a genuine opinion held by Shapiro Auctions and should not be treated as a statement of fact. The absence of a condition report or a photograph does not preclude the absence of defects or restoration, nor does a reference to particular defects imply the absence of any others. Shapiro Auctions, LLC., including its consultants and agents, shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.

2 Silver Ladles to include Danish Bright cut and engraved by Olsen 180g and a Silver Ladle Sheffield 1913 185g total weight

George III Toddy Ladle with turned handle London 1746 and another Toddy Ladle

Early 20thC finds to include a pair of Chinese ginger jars, 2 x cod bottle openers, WWI tank money box, ladle, clay pipes etc.Condition ReportGinger jars fairly good. All other items a/f.

A collection of Copeland Spode china to include Spode Italian ware, a potty 23.5cms d, 2x bowls and a cheese dish together with Old Chelsea, a square tureen and a ladle and dish.Condition ReportCrackling to knop of tureen, dish with ladle has staining to inside. Otherwise good condition.

A George II silver Toddy Ladle, with twisted whalebone handle, the centre inset with a sixpence, dated 1737, initialled, together with another similar, the coin dated 1758, with double lip bowl, initialled (2) Provenance: from The Charles C Brian Collection.  Mr Charles Brian was a born in Plymouth in 1916; he trained as a solicitor and joined his family law practice, C G Brian & Sons. He had a great love of Plymouth and Devon, and amassed a collection of Exeter and Plymouth silver. His particular interest was his collection of early West Country spoons.

A set of four 20th century continental white metal coffee spoons, each having a spirally turned stem and ball finial; together with a continental white metal ladle, having C-scroll engraved terminal

A large 19th Century blue and white tureen with ladle, an Edwardian vaseline glass basket, a Victorian pink lustre teapot, silver plated cruet holder etc.

A pair of tongs, toasting fork, coal shovel, chestnut roaster, ladle and copper jug.

A quantity of silver dessert spoons to include; 1825 London maker C.C, two 1931 Sheffield by Edward Viner, 1814/1815 maker R.O and an 1809 London soup ladle by Soloman Houghman.

A silver plate table service, Old English pattern, in oak canteen with hinged cover and two drawersCondition report: Comprising: 9 table knives, 8 dessert knives, 11 table forks, 12 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons, a pair of small sauce ladles/gravy spoons, one soup ladle, one basting spoon, 12 table spoons, 9 teaspoons, and and associated set of 6 fish knives and forks.

Arthur Price plated canteen of cutlery (108 pieces)Condition report: Consisting of: 6 dinner knives, 10 side knives, a three-piece carving set - including steel, 8 fish knives, 8 forks, 8 small forks, 8 coffee spoons, 8 soup spoons, 4 serving spoons, one spoon with shell bowl, single serving spoon, sauce ladle, cheese knife, pair of salad servers, 8 teaspoons, 8 small soup spoons, 8 dessert spoons, 8 salad forks and 8 dinner forks. With key. Back-right hinge with loose screws. Circa 1990's.

A quantity of china incluidng Grindley sandwich set, 'Colwyn' tureens and ladle, warming plate etc.

A Punch Bowl, cups and ladle.

A silver plated ladle and serving spoon

A silver dressing table set, mirror and two brushes, Samuel L Levi, Birmingham assay, together with a Bravington silver plated ladle and one other plated ladle (5)

A suite of Georg Jensen silver servers, including a large ladle, pair of sauce ladles, a small ladle, large spoon, four serving spoons and a fork (10), weight 938g.

A large vintage Portuguese Majolica boars head tureen on stand with ladle, base measures 41 1/2cm long and head is 37cm, no damage noted (mild crazing to glaze)

A Victorian silver cream jug, of pedestal form, London 1896, 81g, 10cm high, a matching sugar bowl, 98g, together with an early 20th century silver sauce boat, 108g and an unmarked Georgian toddy ladle, with a twisted whalebone handle, 32cm long (4)

18th Century silver toddy ladle, with silver capped twisted baleen handle and circular bowl initialled JH, 33cm long

George III silver and turned wooden handle toddy ladle, the bowl with repoussé swan, fruit and berry decoration, makers Isaac Davenport, London 1786

Early Victorian silver flatware, waisted shell pattern, comprising spoons, forks, salt spoons, ladle, makers John James Whiting, London 1839; together with three matching George IV silver serving spoons and a George IV silver basting spoon, makers John, Henry & Charles Lias, London 1827 (q)

George III silver ladle, Old English pattern, makers George Smith & William Fearn, London 1788, length approx 32cm

Group of mostly Georgian and Victorian silver spoons, to include pair of bright cut engraved condiment spoons, hallmarked Thomas Wallis II, London 1799, three fiddle pattern teaspoons with engraved monogram to terminals, hallmarked Charles Boyton (II), London 1974, fiddle pattern sauce ladle, hallmarked John Stone, Exeter 1845, various other examples including Old English pattern, etc., various hallmarks, dates ranging 1798 to 1884, approximate total silver weight 5.62 ozt (175 grams)

George III toddy ladle the bowl inset with a coin, another the bowl stamped GF, and two other ladles (4)

George III toddy ladle with baleen twisted handle, the round bowl with coin inset

Pair of George III Irish silver sauce ladles, a Victorian fiddle pattern sauce ladle seven other various spoons and forksand a silver butter knife and two plated items, Weight of silver (excl butter knife, 13 ozs

Set of six George III silver teaspoons, cased, London 1799, makers mark rubbed, three Victorian fiddle pattern table spoons and a later silver rat-tail ladle, 1956, total weight 17 oz

Collection of various small silver spoons, including salts, tea spoons, a sauce ladle, commemorative spoons and others, total weight 13 oz

Irish silver berry ladle, 16.5 cm long, another silver berry ladle and a pair of silver berry spoons, 21 cm long, total weight 6.5 oz

Canteen of silver rattail cutlery for twelve, by Sharman D Neill Ltd, Sheffield 1924, bearing a Talbot crest, comprising soup spoons, dessert spoons, 6 table spoons, teaspoons, table forks, dessert forks, 6 egg spoons, including table knives and dessert knives, steel, carving knife and fork, game fork and game knife with stainless steel blades and ivorine handles, in mahogany canteen table with hinged cover and two small drawers on square tapered legs and castors, h78cm w69cm d46cm, together with associated ladle, two soup ladles, serving spoon and sugar tongs, all in rattail pattern and with matching Talbot crest, total weighable silver approx. 136.4 troy oz

George III silver toddy ladle with turned handle

Irish silver fiddle pattern fish slice, with pierced and engraved blade, crest to the handle, 29.5 cm long, Dublin 1833, a silver William IV fiddle pattern sauce ladle, London 1834, and a silver table spoon, London 1908, total weight 9oz

Scottish provincial silver toddy ladle by William Ferguson,the bowl stamped WF, ELGIN, and with a Thistle, turned wooden handle, 34.5cm, together with a horn snuff mull set with a white metal thistle and shield, the cover with a faceted glass "gem" inscribed Elgin, Convener Steinson, in script.

George III Scottish silver toddy or sauce ladle with an unusual twisted stem by JD Edinburgh 1815

Three American silver dessert spoons, engraved with greyhound portraits and '1962 Milford' on one, 'His Honor' on another, and '1962 Carnlanga Sceptre' on the third, marked International Sterling 1810, a silver plated ladle and a pair of horn handled salad servers

Silver Toddy Ladle, London 1994 J A Campbell. 68 gWooden handelled toddy ladle28cms long x 6.5cms widest point Condition report: Good condition, no issues

Silver Sauce Ladle. 58 g. Exeter 1859, Josiah Williams and Co.of fiddle pattern form. Monogrammed to terminalLength 17 cmsCondition report: Good. No issues

Ornate American Silver Toddy Ladle. 44 g. American, marked Sterling. Alvin Corporation, Providence, RIGood . Foliate detail to stem and terminal. Monogram to cartouche.Length 14 cmsCondition report: Good, no issues.

A George III silver fiddle pattern soup ladle with an oval bowl  Thomas Wallis & Jonathan Hayne  London 1816