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Click here to subscribeA boxed Elizabeth II hallmarked silver child's spoon and fork set, Sheffield 1961, a boxed set of six Elizabeth II hallmarked silver dessert forks, Sheffield 1965, a boxed set of twelve George V hallmarked silver dessert forks and knives, Sheffield 1923, a silver plated Elkington & Co tray, a silver plated Walker & Hall ladle, and an Elkington & Co silver plated bowl with pierced rim raised on four feet (6).
A collection of silver handled table and dessert knives A collection of silver handled table and dessert knives, a George III oval toddy ladle, maker's mark I.D (unidentified), London 1782, a silver mounted treen toddy ladle, unmarked; and plated wares including a Victorian souffle dish and liner ( see illustration on our website )
A Victorian silver Albert pattern soup ladle, London 1848 A Victorian silver Albert (thread heel) pattern soup ladle, London 1848, engraved with a crest beneath a motto Gradatim , 34.5cm (13 1/2in) long, 290g (9.35 oz); a George II toddy ladle by Dorothy Mills & Thomas Sarbitt, London 1749?, shaped oval and flower panel embossed, with a turned wood handle; and a George III threaded stilton scoop, London 1789, the knife-type handle, London 1792, engraved with a crest (3) Provenance: Cherkley Court, the former home of Lord Beaverbrook. This lot is being sold on behalf of The Beaverbrook Foundation (CIO).
A matched Austro-Hungarian silver part table service, various makers A matched Austro-Hungarian silver part table service, various makers, mainly Pest 1872-1922, .800 standard, in an old English/Hanoverian type pattern, engraved with a monogram, comprising: Thirteen table forks Thirteen table spoons Eighteen dessert forks Nineteen dessert spoons Ten tea spoons Three salt spoons Two pairs of salad servers Two condiment ladles Two gravy spoons Two pairs of oblong bowled serving spoons A sugar sifting spoon A small soup ladle Two soup ladles, 5881g (189.05 oz); Together with the following with silver blades and silver knife-type handles: Twenty four dessert knives A butter spade, Together with the following with steel or plated blades and silver handles: Eleven table knives Fourteen dessert knives Two pairs of fish servers Two fish knives Three carving forks
A Canadian silver coloured part table service by Northumbria, Toronto A Canadian silver coloured part table service by Northumbria, Toronto, in Cello pattern, comprising: Eight table forks Eight smaller forks Eight dessert spoons Nine tea spoons Eight soup spoons A salad spoon A serving spoon Two pickle forks A sauce ladle A preserve spoon A butter knife, 1629g (52.4 oz); Together with the following with silver handles and steel blades: Eight table knives Eight side knives, In a canteen box for twelve place settings
A George III silver mustard pot and toddy ladle, the mustard having pierced body and engraving to cover, the punch or toddy ladle with engraved initials to under bowl on turned wooden handle (2) Mustard: Poor repair to thumb piece marks clear to base (Thomas Daniel, London 1774) engraved to cover with two crests and a spray of flowers, possibly denoting marriage with blue glass liner Ladle: connecting section of stem weak, bowl bruised, marks rubbed.
A George III Irish provincial (Limerick) sauce ladle by Maurice Fitzgerald, circa 1780, bright cut engraved with plume of feathers to the finial, stamped 'Sterling' and 'MFG' in rectangular cartouche, 20cm long There is an apparent repair to the centre of the stem just above the marks (see photos attached), bright cut detail is therefore absent around this area. Engraving is rubbed overall, marks are clear. Light scratches and mild tarnishing overall.
A wicker basket of rectangular form containing an antique iron handled skimmer, a further antique ladle, brass candlestick and whale oil lamp, a further plated candlestick, earthenware vessel, an early oak carved plaque in the form of a stylised face, a pair of carved timber corbels in the form of lion masks with drilled mouths, etc
A collection of 19th century child's miniature dinner wares in the Maidenhair Fern pattern by Ridgeways with green printed decoration comprising a large tureen, cover and ladle, a further pair of sauce tureens, covers and one ladle, four further tureens and covers and one tureen base, four oval graduated meat plates, twenty three plates and soup plates of various size and a two sectional wirework cutlery tray containing a small collection of flatware including miniature knives and forks with bone handles
A mixed lot of silver, various dates and makers comprising an early Victorian fiddle pattern sauce ladle, Exeter, 1849 by Robert James & Josiah Williams, a pair of navette shaped half fluted pedestal salts, a plated Victorian crumb scoop with ivory handle and silver ferule and terminal, a pierced oval bon bon dish, a pair of napkin rings and four others, two mustard pots with blue glass liners, one with matching pepper pot, a pair of Maltese silver spoons with wrythen stems and Maltese cross terminals, baby's pusher and spoon, three pairs of sugar tongs, a set of six grapefruit spoons, assorted teaspoons, forks etc, a pair of sauce ladles, a set of cake knives with mother of pearl handles and silver ferules etc. Approx 1223.3g weighable.
A Mason's ironstone Imari soup tureen, cover and stand, other similar items and seven Royal Doulton large character jugs, and another similar (2 boxes) Condition report Report by GH Soup Tureen: the lid has a couple of firing cracks on the finial, and some rubbing to the gilt areas. No obvious cracks, chips or restoration. The main dish has a large hairline crack running all the way round the face. Rubbing to gilt areas but no obvious chips or restorations. Some scratches, particularly where the cover has sat. The stand has various rim chips, crazing, glaze faults, scratches and losses to paint and glaze. There is a hole for a ladle in the lid.
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