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A PLAIN BALUSTER SHAPE CREAM JUG, HESTER BATEMAN, LONDON 1784. Together with a bead edge cream ladle also 1784 by the same maker. 13 cm. 81 g. total. PROVENANCE: From the Private Collection of the Late George Withers (1946-2023)

A Victorian silver serving spoon hallmarked London 1892, together with a silver ladle hallmarked Glasgow 1824, the serving spoon having a scalloped shaped bowl and engraved with a family crest to the terminal, 25.5cm, the ladle in the kings pattern and engraved with initials, 16.5cm, combined weight 208.3 grams

A matched set of nine early 19th century and later silver dessert spoons with various dates and makers marks, five engraved with family crests to the terminals and four engraved with initials, combined silver weight 299.4 grams, together with a silver plated serving ladle

A George IV silver serving ladle by Thomas & George Hayter, hallmarked London 1827, in the fiddle and shell pattern, 34cm, 265.3 grams

An Elizabeth II hallmarked silver hand made ladle with planished bowl, diameter 8cm, to tapered handle with dog nose top, London 1956, sponsor's mark WAR, length 31cm, approx. 5.4ozt.Condition Report: Reputedly made by the sellers' grandmother, Joyce Brougton, in a silver metalwork class, sponsors mark could be the silversmith holding the class

FRANK WOOD, SHEFFIELD - a part canteen of plated cutlery for 6 people, 52 original pieces, with unrelated 2 sets of cake forks, and ladle, in fitted oak canteen

Silver and other cutlery, comprising four silver coffee bean spoons, a pair of George V Art Nouveau style sugar bowls, two silver napkin rings, pierced silver teaspoon, silver miniature toddy ladle, 3.63oz, and a silver plated serving spoon with twist handle. (a quantity)

A Spode Italian pattern blue and white pottery soup tureen, cover and ladle, 23cm high, 34cm wide.

A Victorian silver serving ladle, London, 1839, William Eaton, approximately 7 Troy oz; together with a decorative white metal bowl, 4.19 Troy oz, tests as silver

A small silver cream jug, of baluster form, a Georgian silver mustard spoon, six matching silver napkin rings and a silver Georgian sauce ladle, Birmingham, possibly Edward Sawyer, 6.93 Troy oz; a matchbox case marked 'SILVER WS' and various silver plated items

A mixed lot including two boot scrapers, a cobblers last, a smelting ladle and a pair of vintage leather riding boots.

96-98 A.D. Obv: IMP NERVA CAES AVG P M TR POT II, laureate head right. Rev: COS III PATER PATRAE, ladle, sprinkler, jug and lituus. RIC 34 Denarius, RSC 51. 3.04 grams,18 mm. . From an old UK collection. From the collection of an London antiquarian. [No Reserve]

A GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH PATTERN SOUP LADLE MAKER'S MARK OBSCURED, LONDON 1788 36cm (14in) long Together with a George III Old English pattern serving spoon, London 1809, engraved with a monogram, 31cm (12 1/4in) long; and a toddy ladle with turned wooden handle 279g (9 oz) gross weighable

A George III silver ladle, London, 1800, Stephen Adams II, The Old English pattern handle engraved with crest to terminal, 33.5cm long, together with a Victorian silver Fiddle pattern ladle, London, 1856, Elizabeth Eaton, 32.9cm long; an unmarked white metal toddy ladle with turned wooden handle and Charles II crown inset to bowl, 48.5cm long; and a silver plated ladle, total weighable silver (two silver ladles only) approx. 12.4ozt (4) 

A group of silver and silver plated oddments, Various dates and makers,The group comprising: a silver paperknife with openwork trailing vine handle, Birmingham, 1975, Warwickshire Reproduction Silver, 19.8cm long; a George IV Fiddle pattern silver butter knife, London, 1827, Clement Cheese, 18.1cm long; an Onslow pattern sauce ladle, Sheffield, 1905, Thomas Bradbury & Sons, 13cm long; a pair of silver sugar nips; a small silver butter knife; a George IV silver spoon; a silver belt buckle, marks indistinct; an Israeli decanter label with Hebrew inscription, stamped 925; and an Elizabeth II silver decanter label with Hebrew inscription, Birmingham, 1959, Harman Brothers; together with a small group of silver plated and metal oddments including a footed caviar dish and a sauce ladle, total weighable silver approx. 9.1ozt (lot) 

A silver pierced round sweet dish and various plated items. The sweet dish with hallmarks for Birmingham 1919; a George III silver toddy ladle bowl inset with a coin within floral embossing, hallmarks for London 1806; together with plated oval four bottle cruet stand and various souvenir tea spoons

A late George II toddy ladle and a silver six piece cruet set. The toddy ladle with a cartouche shaped and fluted bowl embossed with flowers, fruiting vines and a bird, struck four times with the mark of David Mowden, circa 1755, with a later turned wood handle, approx. 30.5cm long overall; together with a silver six piece cruet set each with a gadrooned border and engraved with a script initial 'A'; comprising; a vase-shaped sugar caster, the domed lid with a vase finial, (15.5cm high overall (6 inches), a pair of matching pepper casters, a pair of drum-shaped pepper pots with scroll handles and slightly-domed covers with leaf chased thumb-pieces; and a cauldron-shaped salt cellar, each with the mark of James Dixon & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1914-1915, 514g (a little over 16 1/2 ozs)

An assortment of silver plate including a twin handled tray. Together with a Scottish silver ladle, cake slices, flatware and more, tray L55.5cm

A collection of boxed Arthur price cutlery including spoons and a ladle. Postage cat C

A mixed group of silver flatware comprising: a silver Fiddle pattern fish slice by William Eaton, London 1854, with two Fiddle pattern table spoons, a un-marked Georgian punch ladle, a Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, a matched pair of Fiddle pattern salt spoons, five silver and mother of pearl side knives, two tea spoons, a fork, a butter knife and a cased set of silver and mother of pearl tea knives, 638g (20.5oz) gross, (a lot)

A George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle by Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1798, engraved initials, 34cm (13.7in) long, approximately, 186g (6oz)

A mixed group of silver comprising: a cheroot case by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, Birmingham 1921, embossed swirl decoration 6.5cm long, a vesta case, a Fiddle pattern shell bowl caddy spoon, Exeter 1873, a set of six coffee spoons, a whisky decanter label, Birmingham 1959, a pair of salts missing the blue glass liners, four various tea spoons, a ladle, a pair of silver salt spoons and a pair of silver and glass, 276.4g (9.7oz) gross,(20)

Two Danish Columbine pattern spoons by Georg Jensen, marked 925.s and makers mark, import marked by Stockwell & Co (George Stockwell), London 1927 and 1929, a sauce ladle and preserve spoon, together with a similar pattern caddy spoon, no import marks, 72g gross together with three Sheffield silver tea spoon Onslow pattern, a George IV salt spoon, a pair of sugar tongs, a preserve spoon and a coffee spoon in the form of an annotating spoon remaining, 131g (4.2oz) gross,(10)

An Austria-Hungary canteen of Art Deco flatware, 1872-1922 Pest .800 standard, comprising: six table knives with steel blades stamped C.Hacklander, Solingen six side knives six table spoons six dessert spoons six teaspoons six table forks five dessert forks six ice cream spoons a sauce ladle, soup ladle, cake slice, sugar tongs 2150g gross knives not included, in a later case

A collection of silver ladles and spoons comprising of: a mid Georgian Onslow pattern sauce ladle, maker's mark WJ (not traced); a Scottish provincial Fiddle pattern toddy ladle by Alexander Cameron, Dundee 1823-1846; another by James Morrison, Aberdeen 1817-1877; five Scottish single-struck King's mustard spoons by David McDonald, Glasgow 1833, crested; a pair of old English sauce ladles by Thomas Wallis II & Jonathan Hayne, London 1819; and three others, 361g (11.6 oz)

A canteen of silver flatware marked 800, for twelve settings, comprising table knives, forks and spoons, dessert knives, forks and spoons, teaspoons, a large ladle, two smaller examples, two serving spoons, salad servers, knife rests, cake forks and spoons, sugar tongs, a fish slice, fork and spoon, and two salts, all with engraved initials,total weighable 208.94oztCondition ReportThe knives have not been included in the weight. Knocks and wear to the canteen box.

A Scottish Provincial silver Fiddle pattern soup ladle, early to mid-19th century, Dundee, by Alexander Cameron,33cm long6.9oztCondition ReportVery crisp marks. General knocks and scuffs commensurate with age.

A George III Thread pattern soup ladle, by George Smith & William Fearn, London 1795,33.1cm long5.2oztCondition ReportMinor knocks and wear. Some loss of the thread pattern to the end of the handle.

A George III silver Fiddle pattern soup ladle, late 18th century, by Thomas Watson, Newcastle,35.2cm long6.4oztCondition ReportMinor knocks and wear. No engraving.

A George III silver soup ladle, by William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, London 1809, with a shell form bowl, 32cm long6oztCondition ReportMarks a little rubbed. Minor knocks and wear.

A silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, by Josiah Williams & Co., Exeter 1858,17.5cm long, together with two Scottish silver sauce ladles,early 19th century, by AR, Glasgow 1825, engraved with a crest below 'Justice on Sea and Land', 15.4cm long, the second by David Greig, Perth, 15.7cm long,total 4.1ozt (3)SaveCondition ReportMinor knocks and wear commensurate with age.

A Scottish Provincial silver Old English pattern ladle, late 18th century, Benjamin Lumsden, Montrose, two marks: BL, flower struck twice, feint engraved initial,33.2cm long4.9oztCondition ReportMarks crisp. Some rubbing to the initial. General wear.

A George III Scottish silver Celtic Point pattern soup ladle, by Francis Howden, Edinburgh 1798, with engraved initials,35cm long6.55ozt Condition ReportWear commensurate with age. The hallmarks are clear and legible.

A William IV silver Fiddle pattern soup ladle, by John Harris, London 1836, with a faint crest,33cm long7oztCondition ReportWear and rubbing. Crest has been overcleaned.

An American silver canteen by Gorham, marked Sterling, comprising seven knives, six butter knives, twelve teaspoons, eight soup spoons, eight ice tea spoons, eight forks, nine cake forks, a shrimp fork, a sugar spoon, and a ladle, 65.36ozt weighableCondition ReportThe knives have stainless steel blades and so are not included in the weight. Wear commensurate with use.

A George III Fiddle pattern silver soup ladle, by Sarah & John William Blake, London 1816, engraved with a cipher,32.5cm long7.3oztCondition ReportGeneral knocks and wear. Some rubbing to the marks.

A modern canteen of Queens pattern silver flatware, comprising eighteen knives, eighteen forks, eight soup spoons, eight dessert spoons, eight dessert spoons, four tablespoons, and eight teaspoons by Garrard & Co, Sheffield 1987, a George III Hanoverian punch ladle, by William Eley I & William Fearn, London 1803,with crest of a bird perched on a crown, 17.5cm long together with silver plated jam spoon and butter knife,with floral engravings (qty)weighable 115.26oztCondition ReportLight surface scratches and slight tarnishing.

A group of Old English pattern silver flatware comprising a pair of tablespoons, maker 'I.L', Dublin 1767, 21.4cm long, two further Irish tablespoons, a tablespoon, by Stephen Adams, London 1777, 22cm long, a sauce ladle, by Robert Rutland, London 1812, a tablespoon, by Thomas Northcote, 22cm long, and three further tablespoons,total 18.1ozt (10)Condition ReportThomas Northcote spoon with splits to the bowl. General wear, knocks, rubbing to the marks and scuffs to the marks throughout.

A Victorian Old English pattern silver soup ladle, maker's mark rubbed, London 1863, engraved with a lion rampant crest,33.8cm long9.5oztCondition ReportGood gauge. Rubbing to the marks. Crisp engraving.

An Anglo Indian silver soup ladle, second half 19th century, Calcutta, by Robert Hamilton & Co, Fiddle and Thread pattern, with an engraved lion rampant crest, 35cm long7.45oztCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout commensurate with age.

Continental white metal cream jug, an antique silver toddy ladle with whale bone handle, Continental beaker and a small quantity of other silver plate etc.

Oval silver plated galleried tray, large silver plated figure of a horse, cased pair of plated fish servers and a ladle

A cutlery case (barretina) with sugar bowl and twelve teaspoons, D. Maria I, Queen of Portugal (1777-1816), fully shark skin lined wooden case with gilt brass applications, burgundy velvet lined interior with gilt metallic thread trimming, 833/1000 silver spoons with pearl friezes, Portuguese, missing sugar cube tong, ladle and 10 teaspoons with Porto assay mark (1803-1810), ladle with maker's mark attributable to José Lopes Pacheco (1753-1799), 6 spoons with maker's mark attributable to Manuel António Ferreira (1802-1820) and 4 with a maker's mark attributable to Manuel José de Faria (1770-1803); 1 spoon with Guimarães assay mark (1820-1834) and BR maker's mark and 1 spoon with Évora assay mark and unreadable maker's mark. Notes: vd. ALMEIDA, Fernando Moitinho de; CARLOS, Rita - "Inventário de Marcas de Pratas Portuguesas e Brasileiras - Século XV a 1887". Lisbon: IN-CM, 2018, P-18.0, P-347.0, P-469.0, P- 481.0; G-16.0, G-42.0; E-9.0., Dim. - 19,4 x 12 x 9 cm; Peso - 173 g.

A George III silver toddy ladle all marks worn, London, 1799, mounted on a baleen spiral twist handle. 38cm long.

A mixed collection of silver wares, includes clear glass and silver mounted jars, silver handled knives, sauce ladle etc weighable silver 24gms, 0.77ozs.

A copper ale mull; a pair of copper jugs and a 19th Century copper ladle

Victorian silver ladle London c1840 monarchs head Walker James Beebe Length 33 cm Weight 188g

A BOX OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL WARE, to include a circular tray with pierced rim with handle, a pierced dish raised on three talon feet, a small rectangular tray, assorted loose cutlery pieces, a sugar scuttle, toast rack, ladle, a boxed fish eater set pieces fitted with antler handles, a cased set of spoons etc

A BOX OF WHITE METAL WARE, to include a large silver plate punch bowl with ladle, a smaller punch bowl, trays, teapots, basket tray, cruet stand, candle stick, a cased set of fish eaters fitted with ivorine handles, a boxed cheese slicer and knife, with a small box of assorted cutlery pieces etc

Ornate design on handle and bowl of ladle. 1847 Rogers Bros A1 impressed mark. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 11"L x 3.5"W x 3"HManufacturer: Rogers BrothersCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

A George III Irish silver marrow scoop, Dublin, circa 1790, a George III Irish silver sauce ladle, Dublin, 1810 and a George III silver marrow scoop, Eley & Fern, London 1802  (138g) (3)

COLLECTION OF SIGNED CUT GLASS ITEMS, six Royal Doulton small glasses, one Stuart crystal bowl, one Val St Lambert crystal ashtray, one Stuart crystal vase, Waterford crystal jug and mug, large engraved punchbowl and ladle, silver mounted and cut glass decanter and stopper. (Qty)

A Derby lobed sauce tureen, cover and stand with Smiths blue bands enclosing flowers painted by William Billingsley, puce mark, provenance the Johnson-Hood collection, RF 80The cover has been restored at one end around the recess to take a ladle handle. There is minor rubbing to the gilding of the rims

A Silk box containing a collection of good quality antique silver plated cutlery; ladle, forks and knives.

A Collection of antique kitchenware; 19th century cast iron Scottish skillet, antique coffee grinder & arts n crafts brass ladle

Antique Georgian silver Toddy Ladle fitted with a George II Coin. Fitted with a whale bone handle. Coin dated 1736. [36cm length]

A collection of silver plate, including a Mappin & Webb cocktail shaker, punch bowl with ladle and punch single handle punch cups. (2 boxes)

A George III silver square based jug, maker WH, hallmarked rubbed, with engraved owl armorial and bright-cut leaf decoration, plus a silver pepper shaker hallmarked Chester maker FW, a silver pepper shaker hallmarked Birmingham maker WA, a small silver pepper shaker with flame finial Las WA hallmarked Birmingham, three silver salt spoons, silver caddy spoon, plus several silver metal and silver plated items of cutlery to include ladle and oval and blue glass salt (1 bag)

A group of five silver spoons, comprising two large serving spoons S.B / I.B, London 1814, small silver sauce ladle, TB, London 1814, and two spoons TB, 1809. (5)

A collection of British and foreign coins, together with a silver plated Walker and Hall ladle