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A George V hallmarked silver sauce ladle Of plain form, produced by John Ridge, Sheffield, 1917, length 27cm, approx. weight 8.5oz.

Collection of silver including photograph frame, wheel-barrow salt, Art Nouveau sauce ladle, etc

A George III silver OEP soup ladle, George Smith IV, London 1798, 5.8 oz

A George III silver fiddle and shell soup ladle, William Chawner II, London 1817, 8.5 oz (see lot 103)

An early Victorian silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, John & Henry Lias, London 1840, to/w a six-piece condiment set with blue glass liners, London 1976 and a small paperweight, Birmingham 2000 (8)

A set of twelve Victorian silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, London 1893, 9.3 oz, to/w a caddy spoon, sugar ladle, pendant rouge-pot with mirrored cover, late Victorian pepperette, mustard-pot and stemmed sweetmeat bowl - approx. 20 oz

A George II silver punch ladle, the double-lipped ogee bowl with floral and foliate embossing, on carved wood stem, Maker WK (?), London 1753, to/w a George IV Scottish toddy ladle, with twisted whalebone stem, maker GR, Glasgow 1827 (2)

An extensive mixed set of mostly George III to Victorian silver King's pattern flatware and cutlery, comprising nineteen table forks, eighteen dessert forks, eighteen dessert spoons, six teaspoons, pair of salt spoons, pair of sauce ladles, soup ladle and basting spoon, 218 oz total, to/w twelve each table knives and dessert knives with loaded silver handles. Flatware makers:- mostly Richard Pearce, London 1818, Williams Bateman I, London 1819, Chawner & Co., London 1853, etc.

A parcel gilt 'berry' sifter ladle, later decorated on a ladle of Georgian origin, to/w a Dutch caddy spoon with ornate decoration, import Chester 1903, a South Africa sterling Candida preserve spoon, a set of six Victorian teaspoons with shell bowls, London 1884, three each fish knives and forks, Sheffield 1936 and a quantity of other teaspoons, butter knives, etc., 22 oz total

An electroplated galleried tray, fruit basket with swing handle, oval teapot, soup ladle, sauce-boat and sugar tongs (6)

Cockson & Seddon oval terrine, 34cm with a ladle, Printware meat plate etc.

George IV Scottish silver ladle, Glasgow 1824, Fiddle pattern engraved initials, 7oz.

Oak cased silver plated Old English pattern part canteen of cutlery to set eighteen places, the main case housing three lift-out trays with losses to the knives and lacking soup ladle

Quantity of various silver tea and coffee spoons, jam spoon and ladle, two pairs of sugar tongs etc

London silver sauce ladle together with a quantity of silver teaspoons etc

Set of six 19th Century Glasgow silver Shell pattern teaspoons together with a similar Glasgow silver sauce ladle

Miscellaneous Silver Spoons including Sifter, Shovel, Straining Ladle, various hallmarks including Exeter, London, Sheffield, etc.

Georgian horn snuff box, whale bone toddy ladle, candle snuffer, gilt brass mounted prayer book, trinket boxes, bottle labels etc in one box

A large Continental silver ladle - probably Paris and a group of seven Dutch and Belgium ladles and castors with hallmarks for 800 grade silver - large ladle approx. 32 cm length - Total weight approx. 14 troy oz

A large Victorian silver soup ladle by George Adams - Hallmarked London 1870 - stamped G A for Chawner & Co - George William Adams - approx. length 35 cm - Weight approx. 8.2 troy oz

A silver and ivory ladle - engraved M . Kohler 24th Feb, 1865, the top of the handle being of fan leaf design, ribbed knop to centre above sugar twist and ring turned lower over silver gilt foliate design bowl - tested as silver Condition report: Few small marks and dents to bowl, some damage near join to stem

A hallmarked silver picture frame, silver ashtray, ladle, knife, fork and spoon set, button hook and shoe horn

A silver cream jug, having looped handle on three splayed supports, Birmingham hallmarks, circa 1900, together with a pair of sugar nips, London marks, for William Eley and William Fearn, circa 1900, another similar pair of sugar nips, an early 19th century silver toddy ladle, London hallmarks (35cm) and an American sterling silver teaspoon by Moore & Leding, decorated with an image of the White House to the bowl and reading 'Protection and Prosperity'.

A 19th Century Brass fish slice, Brass ladle and a Brass chestnut roaster

An Extensive 350 Piece Table Service of American Flatware, stamped STERLING, Wallace Silversmiths Incorporated, 20th Century, Grand Baroque pattern, comprising table forks (45), fish forks with steel tines (47), table knives with steel blades (48), fish knives with steel blades (47), dessert forks (35), soup spoons (36), teaspoons (40), butter knives with steel blades (34), assorted serving spoons (10), soup ladle (2), carving knife and fork, serving knives and forks (4) (all serving pieces with steel bowls), approximately 271ozt weighable silver (350) Approx 8431g weighable pieces. Some pieces not marked. Would benefit from a polish as surface scratches. Tines generally good. Overall

An Extensive 197 Piece Table Service of Silver Flatware, Mappin & Webb, London 1918, Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern, engraved with the initial B, comprising: table forks (18), dessert forks (12) teaspoons (12), egg spoons (6), coffee spoons (12), salt spoons (4) mustard spoon, sugar tongs, fruit spoons (2), grape shears, dessert spoons (12), soup spoons (12), tablespoons (8), sauce ladles (2), soup ladle, gravy spoon, sugar sifter, nut crackers (2), fish carvers (2), silver bladed fruit knives (12), silver tined fruit forks (12), silver bladed fish knives (12), silver tined fish forks (12), cheese knives (12), table knives (18), butter knives (2), carving set (3), knife rests (4), approx 359ozt including fish/dessert cutlery, contained in a fitted mahogany four drawer canteen on a table base with frieze drawer Generally very good condition. Not every piece examined to check if marks are ALL en suite, but from the large majority that have been inspected marks are all en suite. Table knives have had blades re soldered in a less than desirable fashion, as have 2 cheese knives. Tines good. Some light sctracthes with use. Marks clear. Initial is lightly engraved. Some knives are marginally longer and as such no not sit flat in the case so cabinet will not close. Approx 11178g

A Victorian Silver Table Service of Flatware, JR, Sheffield 1892, Queens Pattern (single struck), comprising six each of table forks, dessert forks, dessert spoons, twelve tablespoons and two serving spoons; and Six Silver Handled Table and Dessert Knives, Edward Viner, Sheffield 1937, 74oz 9dwt excluding knives Single struck, monogrammed, very clear marks, typical surface scratches, one sauce ladle with big dent to bowl 74oz 9dwt

A Composite or Harlequin Table Service of Silver Flatware, Hanoverian pattern, comprising twelve of each: dessert forks (Z Barraclough & Sons, London 1936), table forks (ditto), dessert spoons (ditto), soup spoons (probably Josiah Williams & Co, London 1904), teaspoons (Z Barraclough & Sons, London 1929), six table spoons (Z Barraclough & Sons, London 1939), six egg spoons (Z Barraclough & Sons, London 1936), two sauce ladles (Z Barraclough & Sons, London 1936), soup ladle (ditto), twelve ivory handles table and desert knives and a five piece carving set, 139oz 4dwt, in a fitted mahogany canteen Clear marks. Tines good. Some surface scratches. 4338g

A pair of George V silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles (by JF & EH, London 1913), together with a similar Victorian sauce ladle, a set of five George V silver fiddle pattern mustard spoons (by JF & EH, London 1913), a further similar Victorian mustard spoon, and a Victorian silver fiddle pattern fish knife inscribed "George Green to G.F.G Oct 2nd 1875" (by George W Adams, London 1847), all engraved with the Fitzgerald Crest, approx. 11 oz total

An oak two drawer canteen on cabriole legs, the two drawers opening to reveal a large set of "Old English" pattern silver cutlery comprising a set of 12 dessert forks, pickle forks, 12 table forks, 4 salt spoons, 2 mustard spoons, 6 egg spoons, 12 teaspoons, a pair of sugar tongs, a sugar spoon and butter knife, a set of cheese knives, table knives, beef carvers and game carvers, 12 dessert spoons, 12 soup spoons, 6 tablespoons, 2 sauce ladles, 1 gravy spoon, 1 ladle, silver bladed fish servers and crumb scoop (Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1919), 161.55 oz approx total including handles, together with a matched set of six electro-plated fish knives and forks

A 19th Century white metal and ebony handled soup ladle, initialled "FB" to front and stamped "Hartman" to back

MASONS IRONSTONE TUREEN a hexagonal tureen with a pierced base, dragon handles and lid. Also with a 19thc lidded tureen (J & WR - Rural Scenery), a Pearlware lidded tureen and an additional ladle. Masons Tureen 12ins (30cms) high. (4)

Seven (7) Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Consisting of a Set of Mother of Pearl Sterling Band Salad Spoon and Matching Fork. A 2pc Sterling Handled Carving Set. Watson (Wallace) Sterling Silver Spoon. A Sterling Small Sauce Ladle and an English King George Hallmarked Salt Spoon. 14.174 Total Troy Ounces with out MOP 8.32 Troy Ounces. Good to Very Good Condition. Shipping $45.00

Metal Ware - a cast iron kettle on trivet; a large ladle; a flat iron; a cast iron saucepan

Silver Ladle and Silver Spoon

A Dutch silver slice, and a George III silver sauce ladle

A cased set of silver spoons, with later engraved decoration, ladle Eley & Fearn, London, 18oz, fruit spoons John Swift, London 1773

Two Wedgwood & Co Poppyland covered tureens, (one lid repaired) together with accompanying ladle, retailers mark Jarrold Cromer and Sheringham to base, 6" wide 80-120

A Mixed Lot: various 19th Century Silver Flatwares, to include Fiddle and Old English pattern Spoons some bearing Scottish makers marks to include Edinburgh and Glasgow, plus others and further small Sauce Ladle 150-200

A George III Scottish silver ladle with engraved initials

A Victorian Scottish silver sauce ladle, 'Fiddle and Shell' pattern and a shell bowl white metal sifter spoon (2)

A Georgian silver fiddle pattern soup ladle , William Eley, London 1809. length 34cm. wt.305gm.

A pair of Georgian Scottish silver sugar tongs, Kings pattern, maker Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh 1825, wt. 66 gm. and a Georgian silver Old English and thread pattern sauce ladle, George Smith and William Fearn, London, 1795.wt. 50gm.

A Victorian silver King's pattern soup ladle, Hunt and Roskell, London, 1858. length 34cm. wt. 304gm.

Three matching German 800 assay silver rococo serving pieces; a tablespoon, a serving spoon and a double lipped sauce ladle. wt. 260gm.

A good quality 19th century silver plated ewer of tapering cylindrical form with extensive chased detail raised on a circular foot, a trophy cup raised on a faux marble base, marked "Downend Probus Club Best Exhibit", a further trophy cup, a quantity of mostly silver plated cutlery to include a sifting spoon, ladle, dinner knives and forks, etc a serving tureen of oval form, numerous napkin rings, a single Doulton Lambeth mustard barrel marked to underside 1882, etc

A George IV silver King's pattern Regimental soup ladle, probably William Chawner II, London, 1822, with 34th Regiment monogram, 34cm in length, 242g

A set of four Irish silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, Thomas Farnett, Dublin, 1823, with Grays retailer mark, 83.8g in total; a further Irish silver teaspoon, John Smyth, Dublin, 1847, 17.7g; a Scottish silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, Edinburgh, 1821, initialled, 27.7g; a set of six Victorian silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, William Schofield, London, 1856, initialled, 149.6g in total; a set of six Edwardian silver coffee spoons, London, 1901, each handle terminating with a shell motif, initialled "C", 61.2g in total; and an Irish silver spoon, 22.5g (19)

A silver Old English pattern soup ladle, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, probably 1942, 271.7g; a silver teaspoon and butter knife, Oliver & Bower Ltd, Sheffield, 1941-1942, 42.8g in total; and a boxed set of six silver plated King's cross teaspoons (4)

A miscellaneous collection to include several salt glazed ceramic containers, a timber framed agricultural sifter, a worked timber model of a rocking chair, a substantial tin lined copper ladle with applied iron handle, a worked copper caddy with hinged lid, etc

A WILLIAM IV KING'S PATTERN FISH SLICE crested, by William Eaton, London 1832, a Fiddle Thread & Shell pattern sauce ladle, crested, London 1830 & a George III Old English pattern basting spoon, crested; the latter 11.5" (29.3 cms) long; 12.5 oz (3)

A GEORGE II PUNCH LADLE with a turned wooden handle by William Garrard, London 1748 & three George III toddy ladles with twisted whalebone handles; the former 14.3" (36.5 cms) long (4)

A CASED SET OF FOUR FLUTED PEPPERETTES by G.M. Jackson, London 1893, a cased set of four late Victorian salts (with four non-matching spoons) & a cased pair of silvergilt fruit spoons & matching sugar sifter ladle; 12 oz (3)

A MIXED LOT: A modern oil & vinegar frame with two non-matching, mounted glass bottles, a five-piece condiment set (with only two blue glass liners, not three), a salt, a small two-handled cup, inscribed, a mustard pot (no glass liner), a pair of candlesticks by C & G. Asprey, London 1903 (loaded) and a plated soup ladle; the candlesticks 6.8" (17.4 cms) high; 19.4 oz weighable silver (lot)

A 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL MATCHED PART CANTEEN OF FLATWARE & CUTLERY INCLUDING: Six table spoons, nine table forks, nine dessert forks, eight fish forks, nine fish knives, seven small forks, three serving slices, three serving forks, three serving spoons, a sauce ladle, a cold meat fork, a slender pick and the following stainless steel blades: nine table knives, nine side knives & five tea knives, all monogrammed to match, some Austro-Hungarian, some Czechoslovakian, mixed dates; 116 oz weighable silver (83)

A MIXED LOT OF FLATWARE & CUTLERY: A Victorian Onslow pattern soup ladle by T. Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1912, a Victorian King's Honeysuckle table spoon, a set of six Fiddle tea spoons, initialled, by Thomas Hart Stone, Exeter 1871, a pair of dessert spoons by Hester Bateman, London 1782 & a Victorian Onslow pattern child's spoon & fork; the ladle 10" (25.5 cms) long; 15.1 oz (12)

A MIXED LOT: An Edwardian match box mount embossed with cherub masks on the top, maker's mark "M.Bros", Birmingham 1903, an oval tea pot stand by G. Nathan & R. Hayes, Chester 1915 and an antique sugar sifter ladle; the stand 6.6" (17 cms) long; 6.5 oz (3)

A SET OF FIVE GEORGE III TABLE FORKS single-struck Bead pattern, by Messrs. Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London 1808, a George III Old English pattern sauce ladle with an engraved coat of arms, by G. Smith & W. Fearn, London 1789 and a modern Old English Shell pattern dessert spoon; 12.6 oz (7)

A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED 19TH & 20TH CENTURY DANISH FLATWARE: A large serving slice, a fish slice, a fish knife & for, a serving spoon, three small ladles, a sugar sifter ladle, two salt scoops and a small pair of English sugar tongs; the large slice 11.5" (29.2 cms) long; 24.3 oz (12)

MIXED FLATWARE: A George III Old English pattern basting spoon, initialled, four George III table forks, crested, three antique table spoons, four dessert spoons, an American toddy ladle, two small forks, a tea spoon, a small knife & two pairs of sugar tongs, various makers & dates: 32 oz (lot)