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A large novelty silver toy toddy ladle. Birmingham 1815. By Thornton. Approx. 27 grams. Est. £40 - £60.

ABERDEEN: A large Scottish silver toddy ladle. Circa 1800. Approx. 40 grams. Est. £80 - £120.

Two silver Old English pattern sifter ladles, a George III example, the bowl circular pierced design, the handle initialled, hallmarked London 1786, makers mark George Smith & William Fearn, 16cm long together with a Victorian ladle having an oval pierced bowl, handled engraved and engraved with a lion rampant, hallmarked London 1846, makers mark for John & Henry Lias, 17cm long, 103gms (2)

A George III silver shell bowl soup ladle, circa 1800 Old English pattern, initialled, makers marks rubbed, 29cm long, 156gms

Mixed Lot: A Georgian silver toddy/punch ladle, inset with a silver gilt coin having a Baleen handle, the silver mount engraved with a wild boar, 38cm long together with a similar example with a deep embossed circular bowl with a coin inset, turned treen handle, 30cm long, circa 1770, both unmarked but tested for silver

A 19th century Burmese hammered copper bowl, 9" max dia, and a silvered hammered copper ladle with shaped handle, 17" long

A white metal punch ladle with whale bone handle, two plated crumb scoops, a pair of fish servers, two coasters and other plate

A COLLECTION OF BRASS COOKING UTENSILSVictorian and earlier, including scallop shell ladle, skimmer, a teardrop shaped spoon, two spit meat roaster hangers (one with pierced bracket hanger), and a steamer with perforated hinged lid (6)

A WHITE METAL TODDY LADLE18th century, the bowl inset with George III 1787 shilling, with twisted whale bone handle, 38cm long; together with a Victorian silver sauce ladle by James Dixon and Sons, Sheffield 1894 (2)

COLLECTION OF TRANSFER PRINTED BLUE AND WHITE LADLES EARLY 19TH CENTURY comprising a Bramfeld, Yorkshire example printed with 'Castle of Roquefort', factory mark; a Hamilton of Stoke ladle printed with 'Hotun on the Canton River', unmarked; a Davenport example printed with a fisherman, trees and a tower, unmarked; a smaller Davenport ladle printed with part of the ‘High Bridge’ pattern; a Barker ladle printed with a Pagoda; and a ladle by an unknown maker printed with a pagoda with a man leading a horse, unmarked; together with a John Rogers oval ring printed with the ‘Fallow Deer’ pattern, unmarked (7) ladles 18cm -33cm long, ring 12.5cm wide Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics

CAUGHLEY RICE SPOON AND A PIERCED EXAMPLE LATE 18TH CENTURY after a Chinese shape, both painted with the ‘Maltese Cross’ pattern, with a flowerhead applied at the terminal, open crescent mark 13.7cm and 14cm long Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics Note: The form is inspired by the Chinese rice spoon, but the exact purpose of the English porcelain rice spoon is unknown.  The plain shape and flat handle made them difficult to use, except as a small ladle.  The same shape of spoon with a pierced bowl was probably used as a sifter spoon.

LARGE PEARLWARE RECTANGULAR SOUP TUREEN, COVER AND LADLE EARLY 19TH CENTURY printed with the ‘Chinese Market Stall’ pattern, with twin lion mask handles, the domed cover surmounted with a lion finial, unmarked, 23cm wide; with a ladle in the same pattern with a lion mask terminal, 30cm long; together with TWO SPODE PEARLWARE PIERCED BASKETS ON STANDS, one from the Caramanian series, printed with ‘Sarcophagi at Cacamo’, impressed SPODE; the other printed with ‘Forest Landscape', stand impressed SPODE (6) basket stands 23.5cm wide Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics

PAIR OF SPODE TRANSFER PRINTED TOAST RACKS, AND A HACKWOOD TOAST RACK EARLY 19TH CENTURY together with THREE TRANSFER PRINTED LADLES including a Spode ‘Bridge at Locarno’ example, a Spode ‘Castle’ ladle, and a Spode ‘Tiber’ ladle, factory marks (6) Spode racks 25cm long; Hackwood rack 20cm long; longest ladle 18cm long Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics

A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE TODDY LADLE18TH CENTURYThe scalloped oblong bowl decorated with floral sprays below a gilt border, set with a turned wood handle, the bowl 9.5cm, 33.8cm overall.OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE 本拍品不設底價。

A large Danish silver sauce ladle with some debossing lining the handle and rat-tail ends, engraved at the back, by H.O and with assay master's mark of Peter R. Hinnerup, Copenhagen, 1946, around 33cm long and 7.42 Troy oz

AN EXTENSIVE MEISSEN PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICE CIRCA 1860. each piece finely hand painted with fruit on white background, the rims all highlighted with gilt, comprising of: One oval lidded serving dish One serving platter Two large plates (10.5in) Two plates (9.5in) Eighteen plates (9in) Five soup bowls Two small oval servers One octagonal dish Two gravy boats on plates Four plates (6.5in) Five plates or saucers (5.5in) Three large cups Three small cups One bowl (4in) One serving ladle Two small ladles One lidded bowl One broken lid Four egg cups Two small lidded handled servers Two jam servers on oval dishes Two handled flat lidded servers Quantity (61).

Various silver continental flatware, including spoons, forks, horn handled fish server, tea spoons, serving spoons, bread fork, tongs, ladle etc. Total weight 2180 grams including horn handle.

Silver to include: a spoon hallmarked Glasgow 1826; small ladle hallmarked Edinburgh 1781; 2 x mustard spoons hallmarked Dublin; Georgian teaspoon with double hallmark; and a Dutch silver spoon with marks (XRF tests as 925 silver, bidders should make their own assessment). Total weight 180 grams. (6)

Two Chinese silver serving spoons/ladle, extensively hand tooled repousse of sumptuous boughs of plum blossoms with the long handles sculpted as a branch of blossom. Bearing hallmarks, Length 24cm, weight 171 grams

Silver to include: a small ladle hallmarked Dublin 1824 by Walter Peter; a caddy spoon hallmarked, no assay office mark - Georgian head; and a card tray embossed 'Punch' scene hallmarked Birmingham 1894. Total weight 74 grams.

A George III silver toddy ladle with twisted whalebone handle (by Thomas Morley, London 1781), 39 cm long, together with another similar Georgian toddy ladle with whalebone handle and a white metal brandy warmer in the early 18th Century manner with ebonised turned wooden handle, 20 cm long (3)

A quantity of various small silver wares and cutlery including a pair of Christening knife, fork and spoon, sugar tongs, sifter ladle, sauce ladle, commemorative spoon inscribed "LLRC", an Indian metal rupee spoon and an Indian white metal and embossed circular dish, 8.55 oz weighable silver

A Victorian silver and engraved miniature sugar and matching cream jug, the sugar (by John Harrison & Co., Sheffield 1882), the cream (maker's mark indistinct, Sheffield 1882), together with a pair of engraved silver sugar tongs and Continental silver miniature ladle / spoon, bearing import marks for "H.G", 6.89 oz overall weight, housed in a leather and gilt-lined box for "Turners, Jewellers to The Queen and The Royal Family New Bond Street London"

A George III Scottish silver soup ladle, Patrick Robertson, Edinburgh 1786, 5.83oz.

A large Chinese painted pottery tray, ladle and cups set, Han dynasty (206 BC-AD 220), the large and impressive rectangular pottery serving tray, complete with a ladle and six "ear" cups, in grey pottery and "cold painted" in red pigment, tray dimensions: 56.5cm long, 35.5cm wide, three cups of length 11.25cm, three cups of length 13.75cm, the ladle 17cm long All are in good condition with no obvious sign of restoration or repair.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

A Silver Plated Oval Tray with Grape and Vine Stylised Handles Together with an Elkington Silver Plated Pedestal Bowl, Sauce Boat and Ladle and a Hot Water Pot

Victorian silver christening spoon and fork, London 1890, cased, and silver sauce ladle (2).

Four cased silver plated fish servers, a silver plated bonbon dish modelled as a folded leaf, with handle decorated as perched bird, height 7.5cm, diameter 14cm, also a silver plated toddy ladle (6).

A group of hallmarked silver comprising a cased silver baby feeding spoon, a ladle, two teaspoons and two further spoons, five various sized forks, two with mother of pearl and plastic handles, a silver plated basting spoon, silver plated meat skewer and a plated pickle fork, combined weighable silver 10ozt (14).

An associated Italian silver mixed canteen of cutlery, including a set of six dessert spoons and forks, a soup and a sauce ladle, dessert and teaspoons, some with engraved initials, together with three knife rests, one sadly damaged, gross weight approx. 70ozt, together with several steel bladed knives with silver handles, and other flatware

A Small Collection of Silver and Silver Plated Items, Including a contemporary pair of silver cased cufflinks, a George III silver sauce ladle, a silver coffee spoon, a silver handled MOP letter opener, and other items.

A collection of silver and silver plated wares, including a nice 1960's sauce ladle, some other small silver items, and a box of silver plate

A George III silver skewer, maker's Peter, Anne and William Bateman, London 1805, 38cm, three George III and later silver sifter ladles, a baleen handled small punch ladle, a continental white metal skewer and a plated gravy spoon. Condition - good

AN EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY TOBY JUG AND A MODERN NOVELTY SOUP TUREEN, the jug in the form of a seated Toby figure holding a jug of foaming ale, with barrel and clay pipe details, various paper labels to base including Freeth Collection label, height 24.5cm, together with a large modern soup tureen in the form of a hen, marked to base Made in Portugal, with ladle, height 29cm (2) (Condition Report: Toby jug has extensive restoration to the brim of his hat with some visible cracks, a loss to the spout of his jug, hairlines to base and lower chair, firing cracks and some historic shallow chips, wear commensurate with age, light crazing, hen tureen has a chip on the cover, a couple of smaller glaze chips, and crazing throughout, soup ladle has chips)

Lovely, elegant set has embossed design on Meat server, pie server, sauce ladle, and flour scoop. Cake server has etched Christmas Memories design. Largest piece 12"L x 2.5"W. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

A large African tribal bronze ladle or scoop, with a circular bowl, 103cm long

A baleen handled silver toddy ladle, hallmarked for London 1799. 18 cm long.

A baleen handled silver toddy ladle, hallmarked for London 1812. 19 cm long.

A Southern African head rest with scorched angular and gourd vase decoration, together with a Southern African ladle. The head rest 28 cm wide.

Mixed lot to include a lava cameo stick pin, two vintage Cameo brooches, Birmingham silver salt, treen toddy ladle with bone finial, brass spirit kettle on stand, vintage lighter and smelling salts jar (8)

Assortment of silver plated items to include trophy goblets 1882, small footed pitcher, cigarette case, shaker sifter, oval serving platters, nut crackers, serving ladle, rose bowl, tankard and glass bottle in cover flask H 15cm

Assortment of metalware to include large brass fireside trivet, candlesticks, ladle, ink well, spoons, carving set, brandy glass, silver plated footed bowl, champagne basin bowl with lion head handles, gravy boat and Champagne cooler

Selection of 20th century silver plated items to include decorative picture frame, H 30cm W 26cm, Art Deco spirit kettle and warming stand, ornate teapot, bud vase, plain photo frame H 18.5cm, W 14cm, ladle, blue glass lined bowl with lion head handles, diameter 12cm, open work trivet, pressed flower footed trinket dish and box, wine coasters, sugar sifter, jug and sugar bowl, lidded entree dish, etc

Collection of copper cider gallon flagons in graduating sizes 1/8 Gill, 1/4 Gill, 1/2 Gill, 1 Gill, 1/2 Pint, Pint, Quart, half gallon and 1 gallon, together with cider ladle cup, all stamped to neck

A George V silver matchbook sleeve of hinged rectangular form with G monogram top left, together with a 19th century white metal toddy ladle on a spirally turned whalebone handle, silver handled shoe horn, napkin ring, etc

In excess of 65 pieces of WMF Sachsisches Hofmuster cutlery including large spoons, ladle etc., (some original).

2 Victorian cast iron saucepans, copper kettle, brass bellows & an Air Ministry AM silver plate serving ladle

A Collection of George III and Later Irish Silver Flatware, including a pair of Hanoverian pattern table-spoons, Dublin, an Old English pattern dessert-spoon; an Old English pattern sauce-ladle; a Fiddle pattern condiment-spoons and a small fork, 6oz 19dwt, 216gr (qty)

An Art Nouveau silver plated cutlery set for twelve, marked 'ARGENTOR 90' and initials 'AW', probably by Argentor Werke - Wien Austria. Comprising 12 large folks L21cm, 11 large knives L24cm, 12 large spoons, 12 medium forks, 11 medium knives, 12 medium spoons, sauce ladle, soup ladle, large serving spoon, pair of salad servers, carving knife and fork. (77)Provenance: From the Estate of Alecos & Noni Markides.

An extensive silver cutlery set in Kings pattern with twelve place settings, comprising a total of 281 pieces of which 212 are sterling silver Hallmarked Viners Ltd - Edward Viner- Sheffield, 1951-1953 and 69 pieces of the same pattern are silver plated.Approx. silver weight: over 10Kg (300)The set comprises the following:12 silver handled knives L24,3 cm PLUS 3 silver plated12 silver forks, L20,6cm, silver 1175g, PLUS 11 silver plated12 silver soup spoons, L20cm, silver 1186g, PLUS 6 silver plated - smaller12 silver handled knives L21,5cm PLUS 2 silver plated12 silver forks, L18cm, silver 741g, - PLUS 5 silver plated12 silver desert spoons, L18,2cm, silver 761g,- PLUS 4 silver plated11 sterling silver two sided lobster picks and marrow scoop spoons, L19,2cm, silver 460g, PLUS one silver plated (different pattern)12 silver handled desert knives, L18cm, with stainless steel blades.12 silver handled desert forks, L15,5cm, with three stainless steel tines12 silver long handled spoons, L18,6cm, silver 570g12 silver pointed grapefruit spoons, L13,3cm, silver 337g12 silver fish knives, L22cm, silver 806g12 silver fish forks, L18,8cm, silver 713g12 silver sweetmeat spoons, L13,3cm, silver 368g, - PLUS 3 silver plated11 silver coffee spoons, L13cm, silver 307g1 silver soup ladle, L30cm, silver 265g, PLUS one silver plated soup ladle.1 silver handled knife sharpening steel L33cm,1 silver handled carver knife L29cm,2 silver handled two tine forks L27cm and L25cm,1 silver fish serving fork L23cm silver 110g,4 silver butter knives L15,5cm silver 139g,1 silver cake server L17,5cm silver 48g,2 silver sauce ladles L17,5cm silver 221g,1 silver pickle / runcible spoon L18,5cm silver 48g 2 silver handled spatulas L26cm PLUS 2 silver plated spatulas L26cm,6 silver serving spoons L23cm silver 628g, PLUS 14 silver plated 12 silver plated picks L13cm (other than Kings pattern)12 silver tea spoons, L11,5cm, silver 209g - PLUS 5 silver plated18 'Tarnprufe' Cutlery Storage Rolls in Anti Tarnish Fabric plus one large bag for keeping the serving pieces.Provenance: Phivos Petrou

ANGLO INDIAN SILVER PLANTER, 19TH CENTURY of shaped circular tapered form, embossed with a continuous hunting scene with warriors and animals, amongst trees and shrubbery, raised on a stepped circular base, marked Calcutta silver to underside, along with a ladle, likely continental, possibly silverbowl 22cm highQty: 1040g

A GOLD-LACQUER SEVEN-CASE INROEdo period (1615-1868) or Meiji era (1868-1912), mid/late 19th centuryThe vertical rectangular rounded kinji body decorated in gold and slight-coloured takamaki-e, hiramaki-e, and kirikane with an elegantly-clad woman standing on an engawa, adjusting a sudare (bamboo blind), the reverse similarly lacquered with a tenugui (hand towel) draped over a branch beside a chozubachi (water bowl), a hishaku (water ladle) resting on its edge, framed by shochikubai (pine, bamboo and plum 'The Three Friends of Winter'), the interior of Gyobu nashiji, unsigned; with a two-part gold-lacquer manju netsuke embellished with a single blooming peony, unsigned; and a green glass ojime. 8.9cm (3½in) high.Footnotes:Provenance:Shozo Sugihara Collection, purchased in these rooms, 10 November 2016, lot 149.An English private collection.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A silver mint sauce ladle with strainer, London 1933 by David Fullerton, 42g, 12.5cm

A silver condiment ladle, London 1803 and long mustard spoon, Birmingham 1849

A Scottish silver toddy ladle, Edinburgh 1806 by Robert Gray, 29g, 15cm tall

SCOTTISH GEORGE III SILVER LADLE, JOHN GILSAND, EDINBURGH 1783 with shell formed circular bowl21cm longQty: 57g

COLLECTION OF TODDY LADLES, 18TH - 20TH CENTURY comprising fourteen with horn and hardwood handles, including four with silver assay marks, also a smaller silver toddy ladle and a silver sifting spoonthe largest 40cm long

VICTORIAN STYLE SILVER SOUP LADLE, HALLMARKS INDISTINCT embossed with shells and scrolls, engraved with initials34.5cm longQty: 279g

CANTEEN OF STERLING SILVER CUTLERY, QUEEN ANNE WILLIAMSBURG BY STEIFF, comprising ten table forks, ten silver handled table knives, ten side forks, fourteen silver handled side knives, ten teaspoons, three fish forks, eight dessert spoons, one serving spoon, three serving forks, one soup ladle, one cruet spoon, in fitted canteenQty: the weighable silver 2384g gross

CONTINENTAL SILVER SOUP LADLE, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY with initialled monogram to handle, marked "HG 0.75" to verso32.5cm longQty: 212g