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A Georgian silver toddy ladle, unmarked, coin bottom bowl and whale bone handle, 30cm.

A group of silver spoons to include a Victorian fiddle pattern ladle, London 1839, a silver spade sugar scoop, unmarked, 56gm.

A hallmarked for London early Victorian silver toddy ladle 71g

A George III Silver Soup-Ladle, Maker's Mark Worn, London, 1768, Old English Pattern, engraved with a crest, with round bowl, 37cm long, 7oz 1dwt, 219gr

A J G Morten 'Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth' Soup Tureen, Cover and Ladle, and six covered soup bowls; a glass 'Duck' claret jug with plated mounts; a glass lemonade jug with plated mounts (qty)

A Collection of Assorted George III and Later Silver Flatware, comprising4 Fiddle pattern table-spoons, two IrishAn Irish Fiddle pattern dessert-spoonA pair of Fiddle pattern sauce-ladlesTwo pairs of Old English pattern sauce-ladlesA pair of Old English pattern table-spoonsAn Old English pattern sauce-ladleAn Old English pattern cream-ladle29oz 7dwt, 912gr (15)

A Collection of George III and Later Silver, including a George III-style cream-jug; a pair of silver napkin-rings engraved for the Yorkshire Union of Golf Clubs; a pair of dwarf candlesticks, filled; an Old English pattern sauce-ladle, marked for Exeter; a pair of sugar-tongs and a George III table-spoon, weighable silver 9oz 10dwt, 296gr (one tray)

A Danish Silver-Mounted Punch-Ladle, Possibly by Carl Christian Hansen, Aarhus, First Half 19th Century, the base of the oval bowl fluted and chased with a shell, the bifurcated handle with a flower and foliage, prick engraved with initials and dated '1841', with ebonised turned-wood handle, 40cm longProvenance: Dutton Manor, Lancashire Marked with town mark on side of bowl and with maker's mark on handle. The marks are clear. There has been a repair below where the handle meets the bowl and there is some unevenness to the surface in this area. There is some oveall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is some loss to the finish on the handle.

A collection of various silver plated items including large continental ladle along with a writing slope (A/F)

A Pair of Hallmarked Silver Dwarf Candlesticks, each with reeded decoration, 6cm high (weighted base); together with a plated fiddle pattern basting spoon and a plated sauce ladle. (4)

A Georgian Toddy Ladle, the circular bowl with gadrooned edge and inset Spanish Real 1734, twisted handle (overall length 30.5cm); together with another example, with inset Spanish 2 Real (Carolus IIII) 1792. (2)

A Pair of Hallmarked Silver Salts, together with two further smaller hallmarked silver salts, a napkin holder clip, a fiddle pattern plated ladle, oval lidded entree dish :- One Tray

Two Pairs of Hallmarked Silver Sugar Tongs, a hallmarked silver fork, plated forks, plated sauce ladle, hallmarked silver teaspoons :- One Tray

ASSORTED COLLECTABLES Cased silver egg cup and spoon. Large silver plated soup ladle (with crest and rat tail detail) letter opener. Three glass cocktail shakers.

A George III silver ladle, hallmarked London 1796 mm Solomon Hougham (SH), measures approx. 32cms, weight approx. 155gms. 

A George III silver ladle, hallmarked London 1813 mm Thomas Dicks (T.D), measures approx. 32cms, weight approx. 176.5 gms.

A German silver ladle, marked with crescent moon and crown stamped 800, C W Wilcke & Gierth. Weight approx. 230gms. 

SET OF SIX GEORGE V SILVER COFFEE SPOONS, AND OTHER ITEMS with part barley twist stems, along with other items, comprising a silver plated cream jug and ladle, along with two Royal Worcester cups and a Crown Devon jugQty: 5

A George V silver twin handled trophy, Birmingham 1914; A George V silver twin handles trophy on pedestal base, Birmingham 1913; a Victorian silver sauce ladle, Exeter 1863; other silver teaspoons etc; total weight *510g gross

A cased silver plated cutlery set with a horn handled silver plated ladle and two silver plated gallery trays.

A group of silver items to include a pair of cased silver napkin rings, by Viners Ltd, Sheffield 1937, 4.5cm diameter, a Continental silver napkin ring, an 800 standard beaker, 5.5cm, a whalebone handled ladle, 31cm long, a George III silver tablespoon, by Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan, London 1792, and a small hinged locket,weighable 5.7ozt (7)Condition ReportTarnished. Case worn.

A Gorham Sterling silver 'Chantilly' pattern flatware service, for six settings, comprising, six table forks; six dessert forks; six tablespoons; six dessert spoons; a fish knife and fork; a ladle and a spoon, with gilt bowls, all pieces marked 'PAT 1895 Sterling'; a two-piece carving set; eighteen further knives, 52ozt of weighable silver (qty.)Condition ReportMost pieces in good overall condition. Knives all unmarked.

A collection of silver items, comprising a Danish Sterling silver spoon,by Dansk Guldindustri Randers, 1950s, with a pierced crown terminal, 15.5cm long, a modern silver castor, by A Chick & Sons Ltd, London, 1973, three pierced silver dishes, 9.5 and 13.5cm diameter, a Dutch silver ladle, a silver letter opener, 15cm long, an ebonised and silver-mounted conductor's baton, 52cm long, a silver pistol grip handled knife and three further ladles,14ozt approx (qty.)Condition ReportDishes tarnished. Cross slightly bent on terminal on spoon.Baton terminal with split.

A collection of silver items, comprising a George V sauceboat, by Albert Edward Jones, Birmingham, 1928, an Elizabeth II tea sieve and cover, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1955, an Edwardian creamer, by Marston & Bayliss, Birmingham 1901, a small ladle, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1963, and an American sterling silver bowl, total 16.26ozt (5)Condition ReportWith some tarnish and wear to all pieces. No detected repairs. The bowl only marked 'Sterling'. The hallmarks rubbed in places.

Four trays of mostly 19th Century blue and white china to include: Mason's patent ironstone 'Blue Pheasant' design items; lidded tureens, lozenge shaped plates, strainer, bowls etc, Victorian willow design jug, willow design bowls and shallow plates, Alfred Meakin 'Raleigh' design lidded tureen on stand with ladle, Palissy ware miniature cups and saucers, Churchill 'Harvest' design plates, Spode 'Italian' small plate etc. (4)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

A George III silver Old English pattern cream ladle, initial engraved, Solomon Hougham, London 1797, 1.54oz.

A Georgian silver plated toddy ladle, monogram engraved, with a whale bone handle, 32cm wide.

An Elizabeth II Scottish silver sugar sifting spoon, with a thistle terminal, Edinburgh 1960, and two further sugar sifting spoons, 2.69oz and a silver plated cream ladle. (4)

A silver sugar shovel, with a jadeite handle, and a Georgian silver cream ladle, 1.29oz.

A decorative spun glass punch bowl that measures 5.5"dia. x 4.5"H, not including the six hooks around the perimeter to hang the cups. There are six cups which each measure approximately 1.75"L x 1.25"W x 1.25"H. The ladle measures 1.25"dia. x 5"H. Condition: Age related wear.

Silver plated soup ladle

Georgian silver ladle

Scottish George III Glasgow ladle Weight 40g

Twelve place canteen of hallmarked silver cutlery, comprising twelve dinner knives (990g) and forks(890g); twelve side knives (790g) and forks (660g); twelve fish knives (740g) and forks (670g); twelve soup spoons (810g); twelve dessert spoons (810g); twelve tea spoons (270g); twelve cake forks (420g); twelve side spoons (420g); four serving spoons (450g); one sauce ladle (100g); butter knife; cheese knife; server and carving set, in mahogany box, Sheffield 1993, total weight 8020g. Estimate: £2800- 3000.

A quantity of matching WMF William Fraser designed 'Barock' pattern .800 silver cutlery by consisting of twelve silver handled dinner knives, eight silver dinner forks, one medium silver handled knife & four similar smaller, twelve silver handled butter/side plate knives, ten silver starter/side forks, twelve silver table spoons, one pair of silver tongs, two silver pate knives, one silver cake slice, one silver ladle, eleven silver cake forks, twelve silver fish knives, eight silver fish forks, two silver pickle forks, nine silver dessert spoons, twelve silver coffee spoons & eighteen silver teaspoons & a three piece salad serving set, approx. 4520g, excluding silver handled knives

Jens Quistgaard (1919–2008) for Dansk, Germany. Set of 74 pieces of Mid-century Modern stainless steel flatware with teak handles, each marked along the stainless steel. Including: one butter knife, one carving fork, one ladle, two serving spoons, three iced tea spoons, 12 knives, 12 dinner forks, 24 lunch forks, and 18 lunch spoons.Length ranges from 6 3/4 in to 9 1/2 in.Condition:The set is in generally good condition with no breaks, bends, or other issues. Light wear throughout including some scratches and wear to the stainless steel. Some light wear to the teak including a few handles with areas of discoloration that may be original to the wood.

A MOSTLY COMPLETE CANTEEN OF GEORGE III ENGLISH SILVER, decorated with feather edges, engraved with The Grantham family crest of Balneath Manor, Lewis, Sussex, comprising 12 dinner forks, 12 side forks, 6 teaspoons and 4 salt spoons, 3 dessert spoons, 8 tablespoons and a long bow handled soup ladle, London hallmark 1810, 2593 g.

A selection of Victorian and later silver plated cutlery to include a serving ladle and various flatwareLocation:

Mixed silver to include a silver sauce ladle, a variety of silver napkin rings, and a pair of sugar tongs, 219gLocation:

A GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN BASTING SPOONby Richard Crossley, London 1803, 30.5cm long, a George V silver Old English pattern soup ladle by Joseph Rogers, Sheffield 1919, 28cm long, together with two sets of six Elizabeth II silver Old English Rat tail pattern teaspoons, both by Roberts & Belk, one set hallmarked London 1963, the other Sheffield 1963, cased, 16 tr. ozs combined, and an Elizabeth II embossed silver back hand mirror, Birmingham 1956

A GEORGE V SILVER HOURGLASS PATTERN CUTLERY SERVICE by Holland, Aldwinckle and Slater, London 1911, with union shell heels, for twelve place settings comprising twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, twelve table spoons, twelve dessert spoons, twelve teaspoons, pair of serving spoons, soup ladle, pair of sauce ladles, pair of sugar tongs, 169 tr. ozs combined, together with a pair of matching silver plated ice tongs and two silver plated nut crackers (69)

A VICTORIAN SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN PART CUTLERY SERVICEby George Maudsley Jackson, London 1887/8, comprising six table forks, five dessert forks, six table spoons and six dessert spoons, a George III silver bright cut table spoon, London 1800, a Victorian silver cream ladle, London 1886, and mixed other cutlery, 57 tr. ozs combined

A Chinese black stained carved wood ladle, early-mid 20th century. The handle in the form of a dragon, length 24.5cm, width 8.5cm and a Chinese alabaster figure, 20th century, height 42.5cm, width 14.5cm. (2)

Hallmarked silver ladle, London assay, marked for George III, 192g. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

Collection of silver comprising: A pair of cased silver sauce boats, bearing marks for Viner's Ltd (Emile Viner), Sheffield, 1963, 6.5cm high, the two sauce boats weigh 229g approx overall, a set of six cased silver teaspoons, bearing marks for Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), Sheffield, 1899, 10.5cm overall, 71g approx overall and an 18th Century silver toddy ladle with fluted oval bowl, the bowl with engraved initials to the underside and turned wooden handle, bearing marks for David Hennell I, London, possibly 1742, 31cm overall At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.

Group of silver items including pair of salts, pair of candlesticks, silver topped glass jars, miniature photograph frames, napkin rings, pin dish, small ladle, antique purse and five silver handled butter knives

Georgian silver serving spoon (London 1836) and a George III silver ladle (London 1791)

Four Georgian silver teaspoons, five Victorian silver teaspoons and a Victorian silver ladle

A pair of crystal salts with silver rims, further pair of salts with spoons, a small silver toddy ladle with whalebone handle (a/f) and a small Victorian salt-glazed pot.

A George IV silver fiddle back ladle, dragon crest, Clement Cheese, London, 1829, 34cms 209g

An early 19th century silver toddy ladle, turned handle, 31cm long, c.1810

A large silver plated on copper punch bowl, engraved and chased with flowers and acanthus leaves, lion mask ring loop handle, twelve pedestal cups, early 20th century; a King's pattern ladle; a shaped circular gallery tray, die stamped, pierced rim, claw and ball feet, 46cm diam

A 19th century Meissen porcelain sauce tureen, cover, stand and ladle, decorated with encrusted flowers, (some chipping), crossed swords marks, stand 26cm long.

A William IV silver fiddle, thread and shell pattern sauce ladle, 17.5cm, London 1836, maker's mark rubbed, together with a silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, 18cm, London 1836, by Mary Chawner, total weight ___5.1oz, (2).

An Elkington & Co. canteen of silver flatware, comprising: 24 table forks, 12 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons, 18 tablespoons, soup ladle, 2 sauce ladles, a butter knife, together with plated items: 18 table knives, 10 cheese knives, meat and game carvers and fish eaters, in fitted canteen, Birmingham 1938, total weight ___125.5oz.

A Large Victorian Silver Ladle, London 1841, 33cms Long, 269gms

Twelve Sterling Silver Handled Garrard & Co Knifes. Six longer Sterling Silver Handled Garrard & Co Knives, Six Sterling Handled Garrard & Co Dinner Knives and Eight Garrard & Co Sterling Silver Handled Steak Knives.  Six Garrard & Co Solid Sterling Silver Dessert Forks, Six Solid Garrard & Co Sterling Silver Main Forks, two Garrard & Co Solid Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons & Garrard & Co Solid Sterling Sauce Ladle spoons. Total gross weight of the Sterling Silver is approx. 960 grams.  Six Amnora Plate Fork and Six Amnora Plate Dessert Spoons.  Six Silver Plate A1 Teaspoons with floral design.  Six Mappin & Web Silver Plate Dessert Spoons.  Condition: All in good condition. 

To include a finely engraved two-handled glass goblet celebrating the coronation of George IV and Queen Mary in 1911, the stem with a coin set within; together with two antique lace stem glasses with gilt floral decoration, a further decanter celebrating the jubilee, abdication, and coronation in 1935, 1936 and 1937 (stopper lacking); a Continental decanter with white metal mounts and a silver plated punch ladle; a nesting pair of Victorian horn beakers with silver mounts and glass bases.The coronation goblet 20.8cm highQty: 8The coronation goblet with an extensive crack associated with the right hand handle. The royal interest decanter in good condition, lacking stopper. The Continental decanter with a detached white metal mount to the stopper, and with import marks to the base. The beakers with Victorian silver marks and crest, with some losses to the silver mounts and damages overall. The toddy ladle with oxidisation, but in good condition. One lace stemmed glass two small chips to the foot rim and wear to the gilding, the other in good condition apart from wear to the gilding

The lot comprising of a Mappin & Webb Princes plate; a lidded claret jug with a classically styled silver collar and handle, and with cut glass body; a pair of silver plated three-branch candelabra; a sliver plated soup tureen modelled as a classically styled urn with impressed C-scroll decoration; and a silver plated ladle; and a white metal mounted porcelain coffee cup.Qty: qtyOxidisaion and cleaning residue throughout. Some rubbing to the gilt particularly notable on the detailing on the lid of the claret jug and around the base and the candle cups of the candelabra.

Silver sauce boat hallmarked for Sheffield by maker J.D & S (80g) and with a Georgian Silver and wooden handled Toddy ladle with inset silver coin approx 38cm long