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A George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, having 'KC' to the terminal, along with a William IV silver fiddle pattern condiment spoon, having 'C' to the terminal, marks for London 1789, 1831, makers William Eley I, William Fearn & William Chawner and Cornelius Bland, 68g

This finely detailed bisque porcelain figurine by the Gardner Porcelain Factory of Russia depicts a seated man drinking from a kovsh, a traditional Russian ladle, with a large wooden barrel beside him. He is dressed in a light blue patterned tunic, black trousers, and traditional woven bast shoes, with intricate detailing that brings the scene to life. The expressive facial features and textured elements of the piece reflect the exceptional craftsmanship for which Gardner was renowned. The underside bears the factory's mark, confirming its authenticity and historical significance. No. 8. 626 marked on the side.Issued: Late 19th centuryDimensions: 5.5"HCountry of Origin: RussiaCondition: Age related wear. As is.

A 96 piece kings pattern silver plated cutlery set in a Rose wood box, signed Arthur Price. Missing six tea spoons missing, with plain ladle. Condition: Wear to plate on some pieces View all pictures

A Victorian silver toddy ladle on turned handle with silver tip, length 23cm

Royal Worcester 'The Worcester Heritage Collection' tureen set to include the ladle, in presentation box. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration. Some surface wear noted.

A George III whalebone handled punch ladle inset with coin (1787), no hallmarks.

A quantity of cutlery to include boxed Joseph Rodgers Army & Navy Stores knives, ladle with monogrammed 'L', boxed Harrod's Ltd. table knives, naturalistic letter rack etc.

An Edward VII Silver Table-Service, by Elkington and Co., Birmingham, Mostly 1908 Old English pattern with a ribbon-tied reeded border, comprising:12 table-spoons12 table-forks12 dessert-spoons12 dessert-forks12 teaspoons12 coffee-spoonsA soup-ladleA basting-spoonA pair of sauce-ladlesA pierced sifting-spoonA pair of sauceboatsand the following with filled handles and silver attachments6 fish-forks6 fruit-forks, two 19076 fruit-knivesin fitted oak canteen with brass handles, the hinged doors open to reveal three fitted drawers, with spaces for further itemsthe canteen 60cm wide, weighable silver 173oz 18dwt, 5,408gr (97)The silver is marked as expected. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There are some marks to the case. They key is lacking and the latch is locked in the closed position so the doors do not close properly. There are some empty spaces inside the box where items are lacking.

A Victorian and Edward VII Silver Table-Service, by George Adams, Francis Higgins or Carrington and Co., London, 1858, 1862 or 1902 A Fiddle and Husk Pattern, mostly engraved with a coat-of-arms, comprising12 table-spoons12 table-forks12 dessert-spoons12 dessert-forks12 teaspoons, engraved with a crestA soup-ladleA basting-spoon2 sauce-ladlesand the following with filled handles, some with steel or stainless steel blades:11 table-knives10 cheese-knivesweighable silver 161oz 12dwt, 5,027gr (85)Provenance: The selected contents of Eden Lacy, Lazonby, from the estate of Victor Gubbins.

A George III and Later Silver Table-Service, Mostly by Paul Storr, London, 1819 or William Chawner, London, 1825 Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern, mostly engraved with a crest within garter, comprising6 table-spoons, two by Paul Storr6 table-forks, three by Paul Storr6 dessert-spoons, two by Paul Storr, one by Eley Fearn and Chawner, 1809, engraved with a coat-of-arms12 dessert-forks, three by Paul Storr, five Victorian and by differing makers, some with differing engraving8 teaspoon, five by Paul Storr, two by differing makers, one engraved with a coat-of-arms and one unengravedA soup-ladle, by Paul StorrA basting-spoon, by Paul StorrA sauce-ladle, by Paul Storr4 condiment-spoons, one by a differing maker103oz 6dwt, 3,213gr (45)Provenance: The selected contents of Eden Lacy, Lazonby, from the estate of Victor Gubbins.

A Crown Royal part teaset, Calico cups and saucers, ladle, cat bowl, tumbler, etc.

19th century "Con" octagonal cast iron cooking stand. Jelly pan, Large steel handle ladle and mincer.

A silver toddy ladle, Edinburgh 1808, together with a silver sugar sifter, London 1811, two mother of pearl handles silver forks, Birmingham, date letter worn, and a 925 silver and resin spoon and spork, (6)

Goss Mini Tea Set, Royal Crown Derby Cabinet Cups and saucers, Beswick golden eagle decanter, ladle, pin cushion, dolls, model vehicles, etc:- One Tray.

19th century white metal silver punch toddy ladle with whalebone twist handle, (tests indicate silver) together with a large silver ladle, hallmarked London, 1805, L 32cm

Set of six silver coffee spoons, hallmarked Marson & Jones, Birmingham and Ernest W Haywood, 1932 together with a silver ladle hallmarked, London, 1862

George III engraved silver foliage pattern lipped toddy ladle with whale bone twist handle, hallmarked 1808, Josiah Snatt, L 38cm

Selection of silver to include fluted posey vase with open work detail, hallmarked Henry Moreton, Birmingham, 1945, two silver soup spoons, toddy ladle, no hallmark, pepper shaker hallmarked George Unite, Birmingham, 1898 and a pair of weighted candle stick holders, hallmarked Birmingham, 1925

A Scottish George lV silver ladle, with turned ebonised handle, Edinburgh 1824, 39cm

A white metal sifting ladle, the bowl in the form of a shell with gilded interior

A George III silver toddy ladle with double pouring bowl, of shell form, hallmarked to the bowl, maker's mark rubbed, London 1788, with ebonised turned handle, total length 36cm.

A George III silver toddy ladle, the oval bowl inset with 1787 half crown, with baleen twist handle.

A George III silver toddy ladle with baleen twist handle, the bowl with beaded rim and pouring spout, hallmarked to the stem, all marks rubbed and difficult to discern, total length 34cm.

A George III silver toddy ladle, the chased and repousse bowl with double pourer, with turned handle, total length 36cm.

A silver toddy ladle, likely 18th century with Queen Anne half crown inset, the bowl with rococo chased and repousse floral decoration, with baleen twist handle, 36cm long.

A George III silver toddy ladle with double pouring bowl, and with sunflower chased and repousse decoration, with ebonised turned handle, 34cm long total length.

A silver toddy ladle, likely 18th century though marks very rubbed, the bowl inset with a Queen Anne silver fourpence, with baleen twist handle, overall length 32cm.

A 20th century silver toddy ladle in the Georgian style, the double pourer bowl, with gilt interior, J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, London 1973, with turned handle, total length 35cm.

A George III silver toddy ladle, of small size with simple oval bowl, and baleen twist handle, makers marks rubbed, likely Elizabeth Morely, London 1799, overall length 18cm.

A large matched suite of Walker & Hall silver plated flatware - early to mid-20th century, in both Old English and Hanoverian patterns, comprising 24 x table forks; 24 x dessert forks; 12 x dessert spoons; 3 x table spoons; 12 x each of 'bone' handled table knives and dessert knives; a soup ladle by another maker; and a small quantity of matched flatware by Walker & Hall and other makers.

A George V silver cigarette case - Charles S Green & Co, Birmingham 1918, of convex rectangular form, gilt washed interior, engraved monogram, 11 x 8.3cm, weight 165g; together with a good quality silver plated sauce boat and OEP sauce ladle; a silver plated 'Port' octagonal wine label; and a pair of silver plated Kings pattern sugar tongs. (5)

TAMI JANUS FIGURE LADLE HUON GULF, PAPUA NEW GUINEA, 19TH CENTURY carved wood, adorned with an ancestor figure of janus form standing on top of the handle, raised on a bespoke mount, rich patination from extensive use 58.5cm tall Schoffel de Fabry, Paris, FrancePrivate collection, United Kingdom, acquired from the above The Tami Islands, a group of small islets off the eastern tip of the Huon Peninsula in Morobe Province, are renowned for their skilled carvers, who have long produced a range of finely crafted objects. While much of this work was created for trade with neighbouring groups, a significant portion was also made for local use. These carvings, including spoons such as this one, reflect the artistic excellence of the Tami people and the cultural importance of their material creations in both daily life and ceremonial contexts.This spoon, used in the preparation of sago, a starchy food derived from the tropical sago palm, illustrates the central role of this staple in the region. Known locally as saksak, rabia, and sagu, sago is commonly prepared by mixing its flour with water, then either frying it into cakes or boiling it into a thick soup. In Morobe Province, where the Tami Islands are located, sago is not just a crucial food source but also holds cultural significance, as evidenced by the fine craftsmanship of this spoon.

A continental white metal soup ladle with scroll terminal and a circular bowl, approx weight of white metal 207g

A continental white metal fiddle pattern soup ladle, approx weight of white metal 175g

Late Victorian Irish silver fiddle pattern rat tail ladle, sponsor's mark of William Cummins, Dublin, 1870, 34cm long, 255g approx.

George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, sponsor's mark of Richard Crossley, London 1795, and a Victorian Scottish silver fiddle pattern teaspoon, sponsor's mark of Glasgow 1879, 70g approx (2)

A Quantity of Tableware, to include hallmarked silver handed cake server, assorted cutlery, sauce boat, berry spoon, ladle, swing handled basket, serving tray, mother of pearl handled fish knives and forks in fitted case, etc :- Three Trays

A Collection of Platedware, to include Romney Plate four piece teaset, comprising coffee pot, teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, of baluster form, five bar toast rack, ladle, mother of pearl handled fish servers with hallmarked silver ferrules, butter dish in the form of a shell with clear glass liner, assorted circular trays, etc :- One Tray

A Collection of Hallmarked Silver Spoons, to include matched pairs, condiment ladle (broken), coffee spoon, etc.Total weight 145grams.

Community; An Assortment of Silver Plated Flatware, to include fish knives and forks, soup spoons, carving set, bottle opener, butter knives, pickle fork, etc, together with non associated silver plated placemats, sauce boat, serving spoons, ladle, berry spoon, etc, a Coronation Souvenir Tuesday June 2nd 1953 booklet :- Three Trays

A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Sauce Ladle, WE, London 1833, of plain design baring crest to handle, rattail pattern verso (55grams).

A collection of silverware including flatware, cruets, punch ladle etc., 382g (12.3ozt) weighable silver, together with a Dutch metalwares silver patch box

A collection of silverware including sauce boats, cream jug, ladle, armada dish, miniature pepper mill, toast racks, blotter, etc., 1013g (32.5ozt) gross weighable silver

A 19th century silver punch ladle with wooden handle, together with a plated entrée dish with hot water bath (2)

An unmarked tastevin, a Dutch cream ladle with London import hallmarks and an unmarked table cigar lighter (3)

An 18th century continental toddy style ladle bowl, together with a Victorian hipflask, the ladle bowl with strike marks and later handle

* Mixed Silver. A Victorian silver vesta case by George Unite, Birmingham 1888, plain and engraved with crest, 8 cm long, 53g, another by William Neale, Sheffield 1897, 5.5 cm long, 34g, a silver calling card case, a cased christening fork and spoon, cased coffee spoons and tongs by Mappin & Webb, combined weight approximately 325g, together with a mixed collection of silver plate including a soup ladle, bottle coasters and a Pimms jugQTY: (1)

Clarice Cliff - Ravel - An Odilon tureen and cover circa 1930, hand painted with an abstract spray to the shoulder with orange, black and green banding, Bizarre mark, together with a matched ladle, damaged. (2)

An Elizabeth II Modernist silver oval shaped planished ladle, with rosewood handle, hallmarked by Keith H Smith, London, 1971, with autograph signature, approx. 33cm long. Further details: tarnishing, general wear and slight surface scratches.

A late Victorian silver ladle, Onslow pattern with swirled shell shaped bowl, hallmarked by Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1897, approx. 28.5cm long. Weight approx. 151.7 grams (4.8ozt) Further details: tarnishing, general wear and some surface scratching.

Victorian silver shell bowl ladle (Birmingham or Sheffield 1894)

Silver shell bowl ladle (Birmingham 1903)

A collection of silver tableware to include a heart toast rack, candlestick, 4 napkin rings, sugar tongs, ladle, mother of pearl handles trowel bookmark, button hook, vesta case, all British hallmarks, weighable silver 270g

THREE SILVER SUGAR TONGS AND PLATED LADLE

TWELVE VARIOUS TEASPOONS AND QUANTITY OF FLATWARE INCLUDING LADLE AND CADDY SPOON, TOTAL WEIGHT APPROX 200g

19th Century Victorian Newcastle silver ladle, 54 grams, 17cm

Victorian silver ladle, Mary Chawner 1868. 60 grams, 17.5cm.

Designed by Sigvard Bernadotte in 1939, after 1945Comprising:Twelve Dinner forksTen Fish forks, length 6 3/4 inches Eight Oyster forks Two Cake forks, length 5 3/48inchesSix Round bowl (bouilon) soup spoons Eight Dessert/Place spoons, length 7 3/4 inchesEleven Teaspoons, length 6 1/4 inchesTen Iced tea spoons Thirteen Demitasse spoons Twelve Dinner knivesSeven Butter spreader knives with sterling silver bladesSix Fruit knives with stainless bladesMedium two-tine cold meat serving fork, length 8 1/4 inchesCake server with sterling silver blade, length 8 7/8 inchesLarge ladle, length 13 1/4 inchesSalad serving fork and spoonSugar spoon, length 3 7/8 inchesScissor shape sugar tongsFitted wood caseTotal approximately 144 ounces, weighable; Together with a Continental 800-Quality Silver Part Flatware Service. In a pattern similar to Bernadotte, comprising a serving spoon, six ice cream spoons and six fruit knives with stainless blades marked ROSTFREI, total approximately 8 ounces, weighable. (125)No condition report? Click below to request one. *Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report

Assortment of mixed collectables, to include an Otters Foot brooch, a Georgian toddy ladle bowl, silver button hook, silver teaspoon and a brass sovereign case with tokens.

Four silver plated entree dishes, a toddy ladle and other items