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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

GEORGE IV SILVER CUTLERY SUITE, WILLIAM ELEY I & WILLIAM FEARN, LONDON, VARIOUS DATE LETTERS comprising a soup ladle, a serving spoon, nine table spoons, nine dessert spoons, eleven forks and five teaspoons, each with family crest monogram on handles2026g gross

A Mappin and Webb silver plated canteen of flatware together with some silver plated fish eaters and a cream ladle all in a baize lined oak case

A George IV Edinburgh fiddle pattern sauce ladle, William Marshall, 1830, 32 g

A large group of antique and vintage domestic metalware including a Georgian bed warming pan, a copper coal helmet, a brass jam pan, a copper saucepan, a North Africa copper pot, a brass skimmer, ladle, trivet and chestnut roaster

GEORGIAN SILVER CHALICE & LADLE chalice standing 11.4cm tall, decorated with embossed floral and foliate swags, hallmarked London 1782, sponsors mark IS IB. Also a horn handled toddy ladle, hallmarked London 1799. Total weight 163.5 grams.

A King's Pattern silver sauce ladle by William Eaton, London 1832; together with a pair of King's Pattern sugar tongs, a Georgian dessert fork, one other fork and a spoon, 9.4ozt

Charlestown Heritage Collection A wrought iron wheel shoe brake, an Avery steelyard, two iron wheels and a ladle

Mining An iron smelting ladle, 47cm x 11cm, a model of a Holman rock drill with granite base, 16cm tall, two smelted tin candles 13cm and 5cm in height, tallow dip candles, two miner's hats, two strips of lead 52cm in length. Etc.

Silver toddy ladle. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

Four George III various hallmarked silver Old English Pattern spoons, two tablespoons, one with bright cut decoration and initials, a dessert spoon and a sauce ladle, various dates and makers, combined approx 7.3ozt (4).

Silver hallmarked George III sauce ladle - London 1796 by IB, and two spoons, one London 1842 by Chawner & Co with inscription 'LVM 1922' the other is Sheffield 1923 Frances Howard Ltd with inscription 'LVM 1923' total lot weight 130g

Two boxes of silver plated cutlery including Mappin & Webb ladle etc.

(Shipwrecks) The South Coast of England Mostly Devon and Dorset etc An extensive collection, a mix of hardbacks, limpbacks and booklets, mostly all vg to fine.Wendes, D. (2006) South Coast shipwrecks: off East Dorset and Wight 1870-1979. Eastleigh: David Wendes, two copies; Le Pard, G. (2005) Shipwrecks of the Dorset coast (1 vol). 1st edn. Tiverton: Dorset; Shovlar, S. (1996) Dorset Shipwrecks: A comprehensive guide to the shipwrecks of Purbeck and Poole Bay. 1st edn. Dorset: Freestyle, two copies; Barrow, P. (1998) Slaves of Rapparee: (the wreck of the London). Bideford: Edward Gaskell; Bigbury Bay - an account of its coastline, smuggling, fishing, shipwrecks and general places of interest. 1st edn (1997). Plymouth: Westway Publications, Elburton; Gill,R; Tomlins, H (1977) Avalanche & Forest - the tragedy of the wrecking of the two sailing ships - 11 September 1877. 1st edn. Parochial Church Council , All Saint’s, Portland; Popplewell, L. (1990) Coastguard and preventive upon the shipwreck coast. 1st edn. Southbourne: Melledgen; Popplewell, L. (1993) Great Western Bay: Dorset’s forgotten railway harbour. Southbourne: Melledgen Press (Railway alignment series); Clarke, N. (1999) Shipwreck Guide to Lyme Bay. 1st edn. Lyme Regis: Nigel J. Clarke publications; Alexander, Henry (2004) The Life and Death of the Liverpool Barque Dryad (1874-91). 1st edn. Kingsbridge, Devon: Aunemouth Books; Ovenden, John; Shayer, David (1999) The Wreck of the Stella - Titanic of the Channel Isles. St. Peter Port. Channel Isles: Guernsey Museums & Galleries; Clamp, Arthur (-) The Loss of the Herzogin Cecilie on the Ham Stone, 25th April 1936. Plymouth, Devon; Murch, David; Fairweather, Len (no date) Wreck and Rescue on the South Hams Coast. Caradon Printers, Callington; Mitchell, P. and Roseveare, R. (1986) Shipwrecks Around Plymouth Sound. Plymouth, Devon: P.D.S. Printers; Clamp, Arthur (no date) Shipwrecks around Bigbury Bay. PlymouthP.: P.D.S. Printers, Plymouth, Devon; Clarke, N.J. (2004) Shipwreck Guide To Dorset And Lyme Bay For Divers And Skippers. 2nd ed. Place of publication not identified: Nigel J. Clarke Publications; Clarke, N.J. (1984) From Hope’s Nose to St Alban’s Head. 1st edn. Lyme Regis: the Author; Burnett, D. (1982) Dorset Shipwrecks. Stanbridge Wimborne Dorset: Dovecote Press; Mitchell, Peter (1986) The Wreckers Guide to South West Devon - Part 1. PlymouthSound Diving Publications; Mitchell, Peter (1992) The Wreckers Guide tp South West Devon - Part 2 (2 vol). 1st edn. Plymouth; Hayter, A. (2002) The Wreck of the Abergavenny - One of Britians Greatest Maritime Disasters and its Links to Literary Genius. London: Macmillan; Jones, P. (1983) Smuggler’s Tales: A brief history of Smuggling in East Devon and West Dorset. 1st edn. Uplyme, Dorset: Nigel J. Clarke Publications; Kemp, John (2007) The Book of the Chesil Beach, Dorset. 1st edn. Place of publication not identified: N. J. Clarke; Skelton, Ian F. (1979) Die Fraumetta Catharina von Flensburg - shipwreck - Plymouth Sound - 1984. British Sub-Aqua Club; George, Stephen J. (no date) The Forgotten Cannon of South Devon 1450-1823. Slapton, Kingsbridge. Devon: Stephen George; Smith, G. (1995) Hampshire & Dorset Shipwrecks. 1st edn. Newbury: Countryside Books; McDonald, K. (1982b) The Wreck Walker’s Guide (1 vol). 1st edn. Sevenoaks: Ashgrove Press; Bonnard, B. (1996) Wrecked around Alderney: The Stories of Retired Alderney Pilot, Jack Quinain. The Val, Alderney, Channel Islands: Alderney Printers; Couling, D. (1982) Wrecked on the Channel Islands. London: Stanford Maritime; Legg, R. (1984) Guide to Purbeck Coast and Shipwreck (1 vol). 1st edn. Sherborne, Dorset: Dorset Publishing Co, Sherborne; Morris, S. (1988) Portland: An Illustrated History. Reprint. Dorset: Dovecote Press; Ladle, Lilian (no date) The Studland Bay Wreck - A Spanish Shipwreck off the Dorset Coast. 1st edn. Poole: Poole Museum Service 1992; Potts, Mark and Tony Marks (2004) Before the Bells Have Faded - The Sinking of HMS Formidable - 1915. 1st edn. Cheshire: Wonderwork Studios Ltd; Nix, M. and Myers, M.R. (1982) Hartland Quay: The Story of a Vanished Port. 1st edn. Hartland Quay, Eng: Hartland Quay Museum; Nix, M. (1982) The Cruel Coast of North Devon. 1st edn. Bideford (N. Devon): Badger Books; Gunn, Ben (1999) The Last of the Wreckers and Other Tales of Old Woolacombe. 1st edn. Braunton, North Devon: G.S. Fisher, Rock Hill, Georgeham, Braunton; McDonald, K. (1996) Shipwrecks of the South Hams: The Wreckwalker’s guide to the Coast Path from Erme to Dart. 1st ed. Kingsbridge: Wreckwalker; Williams, S. (2012) Treasure of the Golden Grape: 11th December 1641 : A Chesil Beach wreck. Deadman’s Bay. (Q)

Box of mixed loose silver flatware, Georgian and later table spoons; two sauce ladle; christening spoon, total weight 25oz.

Victorian silver soup ladle, George Adams, London 1864, Fiddle pattern, 10ozs., length 35cm.

A Scottish George III silver soup ladle and six tablespoons, pointed Old English pattern, by Alexander Henderson, Edinburgh 1793, ladle 1792, 18oz 7dwt All in the same reasonably good condition, with mostly light wear consistent with age

A George III silver sauce ladle, later chased, pierced and gilt as a sugar sifter, London 1816, in Victorian shaped morocco case, an Irish silver tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern, Dublin 1720 and a pair of silver dessert spoons, London 1852, 6oz 3dwt (4) Sifter in good condition, spoons with typical wear

Miscellaneous English and Scottish silver small flatware, mostly George III-Victorian, including two pairs of sugar tongs and a sauce ladle, 17oz weighable Mostly in good condition

A Victorian silver soup ladle, Fiddle pattern, by Josiah Williams & Co, Exeter 1853, 8oz 2dwt

A Scottish George III silver soup ladle, Old English pattern, by Alexander Zeigler, Edinburgh 1800, 5oz 12dwt Good condition

A VICTORIAN ENGRAVED SILVER MUSTARD, SHEFFIELD 1875a Victorian silver salt, spoon, an unmarked Queen Anne shilling toddy ladle, silver match cover, and various small plated items

A COLLECTION OF PORTMEIRION BOTANIC GARDENincluding a tureen with cover and ladle, covered serving dishes, vases, jugs, a table lamp etc

A SILVER PLATED PUNCH BOWL, LADLE AND CUPSmeasuring 31.5cm in diameter, with six cups (some marked 'Mappins Ltd') and a ladle. (8)

A Collection of Various Wooden Cigarette Boxes, Carved Items, Silver Plated Ladle, Playing Card Box, African Souvenir Figure Etc

A Collection of Silver Plated Flatware to Comprise Knives, Forks, Large Ladle etc

A vintage 20th century mahogany wooden oversized spoon / ladle.93cm length approx.

George IV silver Fiddle pattern soup ladle, with engraved initial (London 1833) William Eaton. All at approximately 7ozs. 34.5cm overall length.

Victorian provincial silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, with engraved initial (Exeter 1870) Thomas Hart Stone. All at approximately 9ozs. 35.8cm overall length.

Group of 19th century and later silver, white metal and plated ware to include a George III punch ladle, teaspoons, bonbon dish and armada dish (various dates and makers), 11ozs of weighable silver.

Mahogany Canteen, containing a comprehensive selection of matching contemporary silver Kings pattern with diamond heel cutlery, including 12 dinner forks, 15 dessert forks, 8 dessert spoons, 8 soup spoons, 4 table spoons, 7 tea spoons, 8 pastry forks. 8 fish knives, pair fish servers, sauce ladle, carving knife, carving fork, steel, 8 dinner knives and 8 dessert knives. (Birmingham 1959/60/61/62) Elkington & Co. Approximately 182ozs weighable silver, 92 pieces in total.

Victorian silver fiddle pattern soup ladle (London 1845) George Adams for Chawner. All at approximately 8ozs. 35.3cm overall length.

A pair of oval blue and white tureens and a ladle; two Portmeirion pottery salad bowls; a quantity of Alfred Meakin "Golden Harvest" pattern dinnerware etc.

Five Dublin silver spoons; and a ladle by Smith & Gamble and seven various other silver spoons approx. total weight 696gms

Six Royal Worcester coffee cans and saucers; a pair of matching dishes and a Victorian sauce tureen on stand complete with ladle

A Victorian oak canteen, of hinged rectangular form with brass carrying handles to each side, opening to reveal a silver twelve piece Hanoverian bead thread pattern setting, with 'PAE' monogram to terminals, along with various utensils including grape scissors, ladle, and sugar tongs, marks for London 1896, maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, 5104g gross silver

A George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, of traditional form with 'MJ' monogram to the terminal, marks for London 1808, maker Thomas Streetin, 42g

A group of four silver spoons, including an Annointing spoon replica, a sauce ladle and a commemorative spoon for the coronation of Elizabeth II, marks to include Sheffield, London, Birmingham, 1902, 1914, 1930, 1952, makers Josiah Williams & Co, Francis Howard Ltd, Thomas Bradbury & Sons, 103g

Good Antiques Collection inc Royal Doulton, Antique Silver Coin Ladle, Brass Hunting Figures

A collection of continental silver 800 and 830, and other silver, including a part cruet plated ladle, fish knives and forks and a slice, weighable silver 1094g/35 troy oz.

DEUTSCHLAND "Suppenkelle im Spatenmuster" 19.Jh. 13 Lot Silber, Gewicht 215 g., L: ca. 33 cm. Altersspuren.| GERMANY "Soup ladle in spade pattern" 19th cent.13 lot silver, weight 215 g., l: approx. 33 cm. Traces of age.

A George III silver ladle circa 1811 55g

Twelve cut glass hot toddy glasses and glass ladle, shipping unavailable

An Eik Tinn (Norway) pewter tureen with matching ladle

A Portmerion Botanic Garden soup tureen with ladle, 32cm high.

A Georgian silver toddy ladle with baleen twist handle

CHIEN-WEI CHANG (TAIWANESE 1971-) LADLE SERIES, 2004 stamped maker's marks, hallmarked for London, silver and Indian rosewood ladles on a Indian rosewood board the longest ladle 19.7cm long (7 ¾in long) (6) Acquired from the maker at New Designers, 2005;Property of a Private Aficionado. In 2004 Chien-Wei developed the Ladle Series, combining drum-like brushed silver bowls with delicate rosewood stems, the ladles were influenced by the forms of utensils used in ancient Eastern cultures. Each ladle is subtly different from the next, the angle of the handle, depth or shallowness of the bowl, giving every piece a distinct character.

A canteen of mixed silver plated flatware to include knives, forks, spoons, a white metal ladle stamped 800 and four Rosenthal white metal spoons

A 19thC. silver plated two handled tray, 550mm wide x 343mm deep, a large kings pattern silver plated ladle, a silver plated three sectioned handled food warmer, a plated tureen & cover & other plated wares

An Edwardian horn porringer spoon with white metal mounts, a horn handled ladle and a hallmarked silver rimmed turned wooden bowl (3).

SOLOMON HOUGHAM (PROBABLY); a William IV hallmarked silver sauce ladle, 1833, four hallmarked silver forks, two spoons, sauce ladle and teaspoon, approximate weight 19.5ozt/608g.

A George IV silver ladle, hallmarked London 1827 by John Meek, round bowl, old English pattern. Condition Report: 5.1 ozt / 160 grams.In fair condition, scratches and small areas of tarnishing commensurate with age and wear, clearly defined hallmarks.

A 19th century Russian silver soup ladle, hallmarked A.M 1858, stamped .84 with oval bowl and fiddle pattern stem. Condition Report: 9.4 ozt / 294 grams.

A Victorian silver ladle, hallmarked London 1861 by George Adams, with oval shaped bowl, fiddle pattern. Condition Report: 8.5 ozt / 266 grams.In good condition, light scratching to interior and exterior of bowl commensurate with age and wear, a couple of areas of deeper scratching and minor denting, hallmarks clearly defined.

An 18th century silver soup ladle, hallmarked for London by Hester Bateman, indistinct date mark, round bowl, old English patter, crest engraved, 33.5cm, and a George III silver soup ladle, hallmarked London 1793 by George Smith (III) & William Fearn, oval bowl, old English pattern, crest engraved, 31.5cm. (2) Provenance: Estate of the late William Lloyd George, 3rd Viscount Tenby (1927-2023), the grandson of David Lloyd George, 1st Earl of Dwyfor (1863-1945) the British Prime Minister from 1916 to 1922 during WWI. Condition Report: 10 ozt / 314 grams.

A George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, another, a silver scoop and a sauce boat, various dates and marks, 6.6 ozt

Boxes and Objects - an Edwardian barrister's wig hanger, 38cm high; an olive wood Brighton bun travelling candlestick; a large horn ladle; a 19th century mother-of-pearl caviar dish; a Middle Eastern hook/clip, etc (6)

A cased set of silver teaspoons and sugar tongs, by Elkington & Co, Glasgow 1921, flatware including four silver Old English pattern teaspoons by John Round, Sheffield, a Victorian sifter ladle by Thomas Smily, silver handled fruit knives etc, weighable silver 193gms (9) Condition Report:Available upon request