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A part dinner service marked Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd England comprising of six dinner plates, six plates and six smaller plates, a large tureen and cover and a small tureen cover and ladle, all with orange and gilt circular line decoration

A Georgian hallmarked silver Old English pattern sauce ladle of plain form engraved initial to terminal, London 1806.

Silver soup ladle of fiddle pattern, initialled and crested by maker D McDonald, Edinburgh

An antler handled steel three piece carving set each with silver collar together with a hallmarked silver pin dish, a silver plated soup ladle, silver condiments and other small decorative items.

A SILVER PLATED SOUP LADLE TOGETHER WITH A PAIR OF SILVER PLATED FISH SERVERS HAVING IVORY HANDLES AND SILVER FINIALS HALLMARKED SHEFFIELD 1895, IN THE ORIGINAL BOX

A fiddle pattern sauce ladle, possibly by James England, Dublin 1820, and a pair of old English pattern sauce ladles, WS, 1805

A box of assorted collectables, including: ten pewter measures; a brass pan; a horse strap; a perpetual wooden calendar; a pair of tall ebony candlesticks; a brass ladle; and a brass/copper spice container (17)

A steel corkscrew; a Rupert Bear topped spoon; a silver-plated sauce ladle; and a silver-plated sugar sifter spoon by John Henry Potter (4)

A curved silver card case, Birmingham 1897; a silver embossed case, Birmingham 1897; and a silver sauce ladle, London 1824 (3)

A Swansea Castle Gatehouse pattern soup tureen, lid and stand by Baker Bevan & Irwin, stand chipped. Together with a blue and white Willow pattern soup ladle.

Miscellaneous, including a 1980`s hand-crafted Arts & Craft style drum mustard, a small ladle by the same maker, other condiments, etc.

A harlequin suite of Fiddle & Thread pattern flatware, each piece crested and initialled with the letter `O`. Comprising:- 15 tablespoons, 14 dessert spoons, a pair of serving spoons, three sauce ladles, 15 teaspoons, a single salt spoon, 14 table forks, 15 dessert forks and a soup ladle. Various Georgian hallmarks and makers. Total weight 146ozs., approximately.

A pair of Hester Bateman bright-cut, bow-type sugar tongs with acorn terminals; together with a pair of George IV Fiddle Husk pattern sugar tongs, London 1829 and a bright-cut Georgian sauce ladle.

A 1930`s sauce boat; together with a matching OE pattern sauce ladle, Sheffield 1936. Fitted case.

A silver coloured metal, fiddle and thread pattern soup ladle. Eagle surmounting a crown crest. Three, indistinct stamped marks.

Miscellaneous, including a Kings pattern soup ladle, a cream jug and sugar bowl, etc.

A fiddle pattern soup ladle, a fiddle pattern basting spoon and a pair of fish servers.

A silver toddy ladle, with horn handle, London 1805, and another ladle

Continental silver items, comprising forks (3) spoons (2) & ladle, continental h/m`s, probably French (9.79oz) (6)

A 19th century silver punch ladle with George II coin insert and floral swag design.

Half-dozen silver coffee spoons, in fitted case, Sheffield, 1952, maker E.V., to/w cased christening set, sauce ladle and child`s fork, approx. 4ozs

A parcel gilt berry sifter ladle, the scalloped bowl chased and embossed with fruit, foliate engraved stem, marked for London 1814, to/w a Scottish silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs, a pepper pot, wristwatch and cased set of shirt studs

A mahogany hall stand with octagonal mirror with coat hooks, glove box and stick stand, together with a heart shaped turf lifter and a brass coal scuttle, various fire irons and an antique brass ladle etc.

A Victorian sugar sifter ladle, in Kings type pattern, with circular bowl, monogrammed, 6" long, London 1844, together with an Edwardian preserve dish of square form with cusped corners, having circular cut glass liner, 5 1/4" wide, London 1906, 6.14ozs (2)

Assorted silver : a cream jug, a pair of sugar tongs, John Lambe, London, circa 1780, a pair of salt spoons, London 1852, a cake knife, and a sauce ladle, weighable silver 7 ounces.

Silver, comprising; a napkin ring, a cream ladle, a thimble, six teaspoons, a pair of sugar tongs and a fork, also a Sterling Silver cased propelling pencil, a plated mustard spoon and a plated nut pick.

Plated wares, comprising; a rectangular twin handled tray, an oval gallery tray, raised on four feet, a circular dish, a punch ladle, a soup ladle, a pair salt and pepper pots, two models of cottages, as paperweights, a pair of fish servers, with loaded silver King`s pattern handles, two sugar sifting spoons, two pairs of sugar tongs and a salt spoon.

Dundee - a Scottish provincial punch ladle Edward Livingstone, marked EL, heart, D, crowned heart, the circular bellied bowl with trefoil attachment to flattened stem, the bowl and stem with feathered edge, the socket attached to a part twisted baleen handle with simple cap finial 38cm long

A Victorian caddy spoon George Unite, Birmingham 1839, of single struck King`s pattern with scoop bowl; a Fiddle pattern example with shaped bowl by TW Newcastle date letter lacking; a Fiddle pattern fish slice London 1816, with shaped and pierced bale and engraved crest to terminal; together with a George III tablespoon and a continental ladle with twisted stem (5) combined weight 11oz

A double struck Fiddle and Thread tablespoon London1831, of very good gauge and with engraved MM to terminal; together with a Dundee toddy ladle by TS, marked pot of lilies, thistle, pot of lilies, TS, a pair f George III sugar tongs and a good gauge cream ladle (3) serving spoon 31cm long, combined weight 10.5oz

A collection of items to include a George II soup ladle, Edinburgh 1806; a pair of asparagus tongs with pierced blades, Sheffield 1904; a cased set of twelve pickle forks and two silver mounted oil bottles (5)

Late Victorian electro-plated near complete suite of fiddle and thread flatware for twelve settings, including a gravy spoon and soup ladle, in an oak three drawer table top cabinet, width 53cm; together with a walnut case of fish knives and forks and three other cases. (5)

A large punch ladle with gilt bowl interior the handle with raised crest and inscription "Veritas et fortitudo".

A George lll silver fish slice, William Grey and William Fearn, London, 1806, crested, and a ladle, London, 1906, 6oz (2)

A 19th century Continental silver ladle, makers mark omly, engraved 1887

A Georgian Toddy Ladle with coin inset bowl and spiral whalebone handle, A/F

A George III/Victorian silver bright cut old english pattern flatware service, predominately by William Eley and William Fearn for a near 24 place setting comprising: eleven table forks, London 1802, six table forks, London 1824, six table forks, George Smith & William Fearn, London 1892 one table fork, London 1830 (maker mark rubbed) twelve dessert forks, Eley & Fearn, London 1807, four dessert forks, William Skeen, London 1787, one 1788, three dessert forks, Fras. Higgins (?) London 1821, three dessert forks, makers initials T.B, London 2 x 1811, 1 x 1806, one dessert fork, marks rubbed, London 1792, nine table spoons, Morris & Michael Emanuel, London 1825, five table spoons, Thomas Dicks, London 1818, five table spoons, William Chawner, London 4 x 1823, 1 x 1824, five further table spoons, all different makers and dates, seventeen dessert spoons, Simon Harris, London 1800, one dessert spoon, makers marks rubbed, London 1796, four teaspoons, Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London, 1 x 1808, 3 x 1812, three teaspoons, William Chawner, London 1818, five further teaspoons, various dates and makers, five egg spoons, various dates and makers, fish slice, makers mark rubbed, London 1815, soup ladle, Richard Crossley, London 1796, two cream ladles, Morris & Michael Emmanuel, London 1825, one sauce ladle, Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1797, four salt spoons, John & Henry Lias, London 1818, three mustard spoons, individual makers and dates, one sugar sifter, maker`s mark rubbed, London 1785, one gravy spoon, Eley & Fearn, London 1815, with strainer, one butter knife, Geo: Adams, London 1856, one pair of sugar tongs, Saml: Godbehere, Edward Wigan & James Bolt, London 1808, all housed within a Mallett & Son oak canteen (123) 165ozs Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A George III early Victorian fiddle pattern flatware service, part monogrammed comprising: by Joshua Buckton of Dublin, ten tablespoons 1821, one tablespoon 1824, one dessert fork 1829. In addition eight table forks by William Bateman 1831, six table forks, probably by Richard Devonshire 1819, eleven dessert forks by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater 1838, nine dessert spoons by Hyam Hyams 1824, three dessert spoons by Thos Dick 1822, one tablespoon by Solomon Haugham 1808, one sauce ladle by Richard Turner 1811, six teaspoons, various makers 1821/22, and a pair of silver plated old English pattern sauce ladles, 117oz weighable silver (59) Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

An Art Deco silver howard or pembury pattern flatware service, by Mappin and Webb, Sheffield 1925/26, monogrammed, in a carved mahogany table cabinet with presentation plaque to lid, comprising: 24 table forks 12 dessert forks 8 table spoons 12 soup spoons 12 dessert spoons 12 teaspoons 6 egg spoons 12 coffee spoons with slight variation in pattern, 1919 12 pairs fish eaters Pr fish servers 12 pairs dessert eaters 24 table knives, one slightly damaged Another table knife with slightly different handle, 1938? 12 dessert knives Gravy spoon Soup ladle Pr sugar tongs Pr sauce ladles Sugar sifter ladle Butter knife Pr meat carvers Pr game carvers Knife sharpener One steel, 179ozs excluding fish eaters, fruit eaters, fish servers and knives with loaded handles Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A set of six Victorian silver old english pattern tablespoons, by Henry John Lias and James Wakely, London 1880, monogrammed, and a set of five Victorian silver single struck fiddle and shell pattern dessert spoons, probably by Clement Gowland, Newcastle 1849, monogrammed, and a George III silver old english pattern sugar sifter ladle, a.f. 21oz (12) Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A collection of silver flatware, comprising: a king`s husk pattern sauce ladle, by John James Whiting, London 1837, a fiddle pattern sauce ladle, by Robert Wallis, London 1848, monogrammed, a set of six Scottish single struck king`s pattern teaspoons, Edinburgh 1847, and another set of six teaspoons to match, by John Round & Son Ltd., Sheffield 1898, 12oz (14) Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A George IV silver two handled soup tureen on stand, by John James Keith, London 1829, the oblong melon shaped body on leaf capped scroll feet with a shell, leaf and gadroon border, the stand with a gadroon border supported on four anthemion style scrolling feet, the tureen engraved with coat of arms and inscription, the cover with crest, overall height 28cm, overall width 43 cm, with a William IV silver fiddle and thread pattern soup ladle, By William Chawner, London 1831, engraved with same crest, 34cm long 146oz. The inscription reads `To the REVd THOMAS WATKINS, late Curate of St Thomas Winchester for the zealous and orthodox Discharge of his parochial Duties of that Church during a Period of twenty six years the Parishioners gratefully present this small but sincere Token of their Approbation`. The arms are those for Watkin impaling Earl/Earle. The Revd. Thomas Watkins (1775-c.1841) was educated at Christ Church Oxford between 1793 and 1797; he later gained an MA in 1801. Upon graduating, he was appointed Vicar Choral at Hereford Cathedral, perhaps whilst preparing for ordination. In 1810, he was appointed Vicar of Wootton St Lawrence, Basingstoke, and in 1813 took an additional appointment as Chaplain at Winchester College. Evidently a wealthy man, in 1813 he donated £5 to a Winchester civic appeal for aid to Russia; the average contribution from the neighbouring gentry was no. 1.1.0. He retired in 1834. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A quantity of pewter items, 17th century and later, to include a large meat drainer, a graduated set of three James Yates bulbous measures, and a jug, trencher salts, mustard pots, a beaker inscribed to the base `Phoenix, Taunton`, a coffee pot, cream jug, porringers and a whale bone handled ladle. Meat drainer 44cm diameter (21) Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

Victorian Staffordshire blue and white crescent pattern soup tureen, cover, ladle and stand with floral transfer decoration, 38 cm wide 3 cm high

1920`s silver bead pattern part table service comprising six dessert forks, six dessertspoons, six soup spoons and a sauce ladle by Mappin and Webb (Sheffield 1925-26) 41ozs (19 pieces)

George III Irish Cork silver sauce ladle with engraved crest and initial C by Carden Terry and Jane Williams (Dublin 1811)

A superb Oak Canteen of Cutlery having novel locking corners to the drawers, the blue baize- lined interior containing A1 silver plated items & including: 12 dinner forks, 12 dinner knives, 12 dessert knives, 2 pairs of carving knives and forks, sharpening steel, 4 knife rests, 6 egg spoons, 2 salt spoons, mustard spoon, 12 dessert spoons, 12 dessert forks, 12 tablespoons, 12 teaspoons, 2 sauce ladles, soup ladle, the knife blades marked W.A. Colley, Tiger, Sheffield. The inside of the lid having Ivory plaque with a crest & the motto `Deo Adjuvante Labor Proficit`.

Scottish silver fiddle pattern toddy ladle, Edinburgh 1839

Edwardian silver sugar bowl with chased and embossed scrolling floral and semi-fluted decoration, by W G K, Birmingham 1904, late Victorian napkin ring, sauce ladle and two silver dishes, 276 grs

A TRIBAL CARVED LADLE/SPOON, carved from one piece of wood, 13"

A German porcelain ladle with painted floral and gilt decoration bearing the Meissen crossed sword marks, length 21cm, also a small porcelain centrepiece, height 12cm.

A quantity of silver plate, including entree dish, ladle, twin handled tray with foliate border and swing handled bonbon dish (4).

A Georgian silver toddy ladle with whalebone twist handle, length 38cm.

An Imperial Russian silver serving ladle, bearing the 84 mark and dated 1858.

A George II embossed silver double lipped toddy ladle, with baleen handle, maker, David Hennell, London, 1748, 15.25in.

A George IV silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, maker, James Beebe, London, 1821, 12.75in, 7 oz.

A part suite of 1920`s and later Georg Jensen sterling silver Acorn pattern cutlery, comprising fifty four items, including soup ladle and carving knife and fork, weighable silver 58 oz.

A George III Sauce Ladle, Fiddle pattern, with oval bowl, crested, length 6 7/8”, London 1790, Maker’s Mark William Eley Fearne & Chawner

A Mixed Lot comprising: a Silver Serving Fork; Jam Spoon; Teaspoon; George III Ladle with later pierced bowl; and a wooden-handled Corkscrew, various dates and makers (5)

A Mixed Lot comprising: a George III Sauce Ladle, Old English pattern, with oval bowl, London 1808, Maker’s Mark RR; together with an unusual Condiment Spoon, Sheffield 1915; a single Dessert Fork and a pair of Victorian Sugar Tongs, various dates and makers (4)