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A George III Irish silver Old English pattern hook end soup ladle by Michael Cormick, retailer`s mark R.L (unrecorded), Dublin 1773, with a shell bowl, the handle engraved with scrolls and flowers, the terminal cartouche engraved with a crest, 36cm (14in) long, 147g (4.75 oz). The crest of BYRNE. See Delamer (Ida) and O`Brien (Conor) 500 Years of Irish Silver, Bray, co. Wicklow 2005, p. 200 for the maker`s mark.

A matched late Victorian silver King`s pattern table service by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. (William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman), London 1896-97, engraved with a crest, comprising: Twenty four table forks, Eighteen table spoons, Twelve dessert forks, Eighteen dessert spoons, Twelve tea spoons, Six coffee spoons, A butter knife, A sauce ladle, A gravy spoon, A soup ladle, 7637g (245.55 oz); Together with two electro-plated sauce ladles, The crest recorded for CARLTON and PICKFORD.

An Elkington & Co. mahogany canteen of silver and silver plated cutlery 1920s-30s, the canteen with satinwood banding and rebated gilt brass carrying handles to the sides, the two panelled doors opening to reveal five drawers with similar handles, each baize lined and fitted, the silver contents comprising twelve dessert knives & forks with mother-of-pearl handles and fish knives & forks with ivorine handles, hallmarked Birmingham 1911, the remaining silver plated contents comprising eighteen table forks, eighteen table spoons, seventeen dessert forks, eighteen dessert spoons, twelve tea spoons, six egg spoons, four knife rests, two pairs of nutcrackers, two sauce ladles, a soup ladle, a gravy spoon, a sugar sifting spoon and a butter knife, plus eighteen table & dessert knives and a carving knife & steel with steel blades and ivorine handles, the canteen 21¼ x 16in. (54 x 40.5cm.), 14¼in. (36.25cm.) high.

A matched part suite of Victorian silver King`s Pattern flatware makers including Benjamin Stephens, London 1838; Mary Chawner, London 1838; Chawner & Co., London 1863; and Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1854 & 1863; comprising thirteen table spoons; eighteen table forks; thirty dessert forks; eighteen dessert spoons; eighteen tea spoons; two sauce ladles; a sifter ladle; and two pairs of sugar tongs, total weight 210 tr.oz.; together with six modern silver plated Kings Pattern table knives with steel blades. (108)

An American Gorham enamelled silver fork late 19th century, the terminal with enamelled figure of a dancing girl, 5 7/8in. (15cm.) long; together with a late 19th century Sterling silver sauce ladle, probably American; a Sterling silver cheese scoop; a set of six Sterling silver demitasse spoons; and two others, gross weight 5.1 tr.oz. (11)

A good George III silver ladle Hester Bateman, London 1779, elongated handle with feathered chasing to outer edges, deep shell form bowl with vertical fluting, rubbed armorial to terminal, 13½in. (34.3cm.) long, weight 4.1tr.oz.

Three trays inc. a quantity of silver plate flatware, stuffing spoon, ladle, coffee spoons etc, ivory glove stretcher, vintage cork screws, Royal commemoratives, Dartmouth pottery tankard etc

A group of 19th century names glass bottles including W. Wells & Co., Ripon, C. Jordanson, Stockton on Tees, and Mustill, Boroughbridge together with a large glass punch bowl, ladle and collection of miscellaneous glass

Silver toddy ladle, David Hennell, London 1741, on a turned wood shaft; a white metal ladle on a whale bone handle; and a silver toasting fork with a turned wood handle. (3)Condition report: marks poor, fork prongs rounded, some general bruising; handles good.

Silver old English ladle, PAW Bateman, London 1800, length 35cm, 5oz 5dwt. Condition report: bowl bruised, monogrammed.

A part service of early 20th century Austro-Hungarian fiddle pattern flatware and cutlery, various makers, third standard (800) with Pest town mark, comprising:- eleven table spoons (maker RS); fourteen table forks, (12 maker RS, 2 x Alexander Sturm); eight dessert forks (7 maker SJ, 1 x RS); eight small dessert spoons (maker RS); eight coffee spoons (maker RS); two large serving spoons (maker SJ); two sauce ladles (1 x RS, 1 x TD), one soup ladle (maker SS); one twin tined serving fork by Alexander Sturm and twelve steel bladed table knives (maker RS) all contained in a two drawer walnut canteen table, 91.19oz (67)

A Victorian silver fiddle, thread and shell pattern soup ladle, by George Adams, London 1841, uninscribed, 34cm, 8.59oz In good condition

A silver Old English pattern soup ladle, by Cooper Brothers and Sons, London 1912, initialled, 31.6cm, 8.69oz

A Bashongo wooden mask and an Asmat wooden bowl or ladle, a fragment of cloth attached behind the forehead of the mask with hair line outline in white, the diced rectangles on the cheeks picked out in yellow, 55cm (21.5 in) high, the bowl carved with a head to one of the pointed ends, approximately 36cm (14 in) wide (2) Sold on behalf of Kettles Yard from the collection of the late Victor Skipp

Silver toddy ladle, David Hennell, London 1741, on a turned wood shaft; a white metal ladle on a whale bone handle; and a silver toasting fork with a turned wood handle. (3)Condition report: marks poor, fork prongs rounded, some general bruising; handles good.

Silver old English ladle, PAW Bateman, London 1800, length 35cm, 5oz 5dwt. Condition report: bowl bruised, monogrammed.

A silver Old English pattern ladle, Sheffield 1945; another, 5.5oz (2)

A silver plated ladle, late 18th century, with a shaped bowl and turned and ebonised handle, 42cm longCONDITION REPORT: Plating rubbed and base metal visible to interior of bowl.

A quantity of George III and later silver old English pattern flatware, including a set of six table spoons by William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, London 1808, two sets of six dessert forks, and a soup ladle, London 1804CONDITION REPORT: Set of six dessert forks by John Harris, London 1828, monogrammed, and a set of seven by Eley and Fearn, London, 1804

A RARE PAIR OF DERBY ROCOCO CREAM LADLES painted with flowers to the interior and exterior of the bowl, with vivid blue and gilt handle, c1775-80 Provenance: Frank Wheeldon Collection.++Bowl of one ladle cracked

MONTROSE. A POINTED END SOUP LADLE script initial S, by Benjamin Lumsden, c1790, 6ozs++One or two slight dents around the rim of the bowl and light wear only but a good example, the marks well spaced and struck

GLASGOW. A QUEEN`S VARIANT TODDY LADLE by Peter Aitken, 1835, two Fiddle tea spoons by George White or Wilson, 1831 and D McDonald, 1844 and a pointed end mustard spoon by Alexander Edmondston, Edinburgh, c1780, 2ozs 10dwts (4)++The ladle in very fine condition, the other items in good average condition with no serious faults or wear, marks all good

ABERDEEN. A FIDDLE TODDY LADLE by James Erskine, c1815 and a Fiddle dessert spoon by George Jamieson, script initial (s) R and GSJ respectively, the latter also marked London 1857, 2ozs (2)++Toddy ladle in very good condition, no damage or repairs, slight wear to the marks but all readable. Dessert spoon with good marks, the bowl with polish scratches inside

Hallmarked Victorian silver sauce ladle with armorial cartouche. Assay London1821. Maker rubbed. L:16cm. 55g

A RARE PAIR OF DERBY ROCOCO CREAM LADLES painted with flowers to the interior and exterior of the bowl, with vivid blue and gilt handle, c1775-80 Provenance: Frank Wheeldon Collection.++Bowl of one ladle cracked

MONTROSE. A POINTED END SOUP LADLE script initial S, by Benjamin Lumsden, c1790, 6ozs++One or two slight dents around the rim of the bowl and light wear only but a good example, the marks well spaced and struck

GLASGOW. A QUEEN`S VARIANT TODDY LADLE by Peter Aitken, 1835, two Fiddle tea spoons by George White or Wilson, 1831 and D McDonald, 1844 and a pointed end mustard spoon by Alexander Edmondston, Edinburgh, c1780, 2ozs 10dwts (4)++The ladle in very fine condition, the other items in good average condition with no serious faults or wear, marks all good

ABERDEEN. A FIDDLE TODDY LADLE by James Erskine, c1815 and a Fiddle dessert spoon by George Jamieson, script initial (s) R and GSJ respectively, the latter also marked London 1857, 2ozs (2)++Toddy ladle in very good condition, no damage or repairs, slight wear to the marks but all readable. Dessert spoon with good marks, the bowl with polish scratches inside

A silver Kings pattern sauce ladle, Sheffield 1939; and two silver decanter labels, Whisky and Brandy, (3)

A silver plated ladle, late 18th century, with a shaped bowl and turned and ebonised handle, 42cm longCONDITION REPORT: Plating rubbed and base metal visible to interior of bowl.

A quantity of George III and later silver old English pattern flatware, including a set of six table spoons by William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, London 1808, two sets of six dessert forks, and a soup ladle, London 1804CONDITION REPORT: Set of six dessert forks by John Harris, London 1828, monogrammed, and a set of seven by Eley and Fearn, London, 1804

A George III silver sifter ladle, William Collings, London 1774, a pair of silver sauce ladles, Richard Crossley, London 1797, a pair of Georgian bright cut sugar tongs, and a two further pairs of silver sugar tongs

Silver flatware, comprising eight teaspoons, ladle, caddy spoon, butter knife, sugar spoon, christening set, a set of six silver coffee spoons, and a set of six silver teaspoons

A silver metal toddy ladle, silver topped jars, mustard spoon, assorted silver plate, copper and brass wares

Hallmarked Victorian silver sauce ladle with armorial cartouche. Assay London1821. Maker rubbed. L:16cm. 55g

A large silver plated dome cover, with engraved design and rope handle, sold together with a silver plated twin handled soup tureen with lid and ladle. (2)

A silver plate tray, twin handle, trailing leaf rim, other serving dishes, scallop butter dishes and ladle.

George III silver Old English table fork, maker Richard Crossley & George Smith, London 1810; together with late Victorian silver sauce ladle, maker John Round & Sons Limited, 4.5oz approx

North African bronze ladle, 12" long

A composite set of Fiddle and Thread pattern Silver Cutlery comprising: six Serving Spoons London 1860, makers mark GA, six Dessert Spoons London 1863, makers mark GA, six Dessert Forks London 1861, makers mark GA, six Table Forks London 1860, makers mark GA plus a matching Ladle London 1846 and a further similar George III example together with a set of twelve contemporary Sheffield hallmarked Steel bladed and Silver loaded handled Knives, total weighable Silver approx. 60ozs

An 18th Century Silver and Whalebone twist handled Punch Ladle of typical form, the bowl decorated with stylised floral and grapevine detail, the bowl inset with George II Silver Coin, 14? long in total

A George III Silver and Whalebone twist handled Punch Ladle, the plain oval bowl, later inset coin, London 1792, 14? long

A mixed lot comprising: An early 20th Century Sheffield hallmarked Old English pattern Silver Salad Tongs, Continental white metal Ladle and Continental white metal Serving Spoon, total weight approx. 8.3 ozs

SPOONS. A set of four Victorian silver dessert spoons & a matching ladle. London 1842. 9 1/2oz.

LADLES. A silver punch ladle & an Irish silver toddy ladle.

PUNCH LADLE. A George III, silver mounted punch ladle with turned fruit wood handle. London 1811.

CASED SETS. Four various cased sets of EPNS flatware & a cranberry sauce ladle.

A George IV silver fiddle and shell pattern flatware service,by William Traies, London 1824/5, crested, comprising: 24 table forks,18 tablespoons, 24 dessert forks, 18 dessert spoons, 18 teaspoons, two soup ladles,a pair of basting spoon, four sauce ladles,a condiment ladle, a pair of sugar tongs, anda fish slice,239oz CONDITION REPORT:

An Edwardian silver lily pattern flatware service, by Elkington & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1902/03,comprising: 18 table forks,12 tablespoons,18 dessert forks, 18 dessert spoons,12 serving spoons,9 teaspoons, 4 egg spoons,4 salt spoons,a pair of sugar tongs,6 sauce ladles,a soup ladle,245oz, in fitted oak canteen CONDITION REPORT:

A George III silver soup ladle, by Hester Bateman, London 1781,and a pair of George III silver sauce ladles,by Eley & Fearn, London 1803,all later decorated and with fluted bowls, engraved with presentation inscriptions for Hailsham Cattle Show, 1885, in fitted case (3) CONDITION REPORT: Weight 7.5ozGeneral wear, no obvious major faults.

A pair of George III silver salts and salt spoons, by Hester Bateman, the salts London 1784/5, the spoons 1786,the salts of oval form with bright cut engraved and pierced decoration, with beaded borders, on four claw and ball feet, with blue glass liners, and the spoons with bright cut decoration, monogrammed, salts 8cm long, and a similar George III silver mustard pot, by John Wall, London 1784,with an old english bead pattern mustard ladle,all monogrammed (6) CONDITION REPORT: Rims to underside of salts are dented and mishapen. There is a split to the corner of the mustard, around the thumbpiece. General wear and rubbing to detail. Spoons are tarnished and worn. Please view additional images (upon request).

A Dutch five-piece silver-mounted blue glass cruet set,by Jan W Pas, Nijmegen 1795/1811,comprising:four salts,of boat shape on pedestal oval feet with beaded borders, with plain scroll handles and reeded upper rims, 9cm high and 11.5cm long, anda two handled mustard of urn shape,the domed cover with reeded knop finial, 13cm high,with a silver mustard ladle,in addition a set of three silver mounted glass coasters,of plain circular form with fine beaded borders, 11.5 cm diameter (9) CONDITION REPORT: Some nibbles to glass bodies. Top rim of mustard is coming away from the blue glass lines. Appears to have been re-glued, with some damage to rim of glass. Two salts have repaired splits to rims. Areas of tarnish to all salts. All salts have the silver rims coming away from the glass and loose bases. Dishes have scratches and rims are loose and worn in placed. Please view additional images (upon request).

A Swiss silver flatware service, retailed by Spitzbarth, Zurich 1917-1934, 800 standard, comprising: twelve table forks, twelve tablespoons, twelve table knives with steel blades, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve cheese knives with steel blades, twelve pairs of fish eaters, thirteen ice cream spoons, twelve teaspoons, twelve coffee spoons, two pairs of salad servers, one set with plastic bowl and tines, two serving spoons, a pair of pickle forks, a sauce ladle, anda soup ladle

A modern Italian metalwares flatware service, by E Stancampiano, 800 standard,comprising:12 table forks,12 tablespoons,12 table knives,12 dessert forks,12 dessert knives,12 teaspoons,a soup ladle,a serving spoon and fork, anda pair of salad servers with horn bowls CONDITION REPORT: 76 oz weighable silver

Eight pairs of metalwares Georg Jensen old danish pattern fish eaters and a pair of fish servers,post 1945, andfurther items en suite,comprising:a pair of salad servers,a pair of vegetable servers,a sauce ladle,a bottle opener and letter opener,all with stainless steel blades and bowls (25)

A Davenport creamware part dessert service c.1800, modelled as overlapping leaves in two shades of green, with brown line rims, impressed anchor marks. Comprising: two sauce tureens and covers, a sauce ladle, four oval dishes, and a plate. (10)

William IV silver Kings pattern with shell heel soup ladle with engraved armorial crest and motto (London 1834), Mary Chawner. All at approximately 10ozs, 34.8cm overall length

1920s silver Old English pattern soup ladle with engraved crest and matching basting spoon (London 1922), F. Higgins & Son Ltd. All at approximately 14ozs, ladle 34cm overall length (2)

Georgian silver toddy ladle with oval bowl and inset coin, flattened handle mount with twisted whalebone handle, 37cm overall length

George III silver five piece cruet of oval form, with egg and dart border, on four foliate ball feet, wooden base with central carrying handle, five matching cut glass bottles including three with silver mounts (London 1818), possibly Alexander Field, together with an earlier silver gilt condiment ladle by Charles Aldridge and Henry Green, 22cm overall height