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A collection of silver plated & flat wares; 2 Sheffield plated tea pots & ladle

A collection of various silver plated items and metalware, to include brass cased carriage clock, brass teapot stand, silver plated ladle etc

An Edward VIII silver Soup Ladle, by Walker & Hall, hallmarked Sheffield, 1936, Old English pattern with circular bowl, 27.5cm long, together with a pair of Victorian silver sauce ladles, by Chawner & Co., hallmarked London 1881, Hanoverian rattail pattern, crested, another pair of silver sauce ladles, London 1935/6 and a George III silver table spoon, by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1804, initialled, approx. total weight 14.8ozt (6)

A 19thC Dutch silver miniature Box on Stand, London import marks for Soloman Nathan Nyburg, 1892, of fan shape, the hinged cover with figural and foliate decoration, Dutch 935 marks, some damage to bottom of stand, 5.5cm high, together with a cased silver spoon and pusher set, Sheffield 1928/9, and a Georgian toddy ladle with whalebone handle, as found, weighable silver 3.2ozt (3)

A Victorian Scottish silver Toddy Ladle, by John Murray or John Muir Jr., hallmarked Glasgow 1858, 17cm long, together with a George III silver caddy spoon, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1818, initialled, a Victorian silver bead pattern sugar shovel, London 1887, another one fiddle pattern, London 1845, initialled etc., approx totla weight 6.4ozt (6)

A William IV silver Sauce Ladle, by William Eaton, hallmarked London 1835, King's pattern, 18.2cm long, together with three other 19thC silver sauce ladles, approx. total weight 10.8ozt (4)

A George III silver Sauce Ladle, by Dorothy Langlands, hallmarked Newcastle, no date letter, Old English pattern with gilded oval bowl, crested, 18.5cm long, together with another silve rladle, by George Smith (III) & William Fearn, hallmarked London 1793, crested, and a small quantity of other silver flatware including a pair of 19thC Dutch (833) Serving Spoon and Fork, by W.H.Zeeman, with 1888 date letter, sugar nips, a pair of reproduction puritan style spoons etc., approx. total weight 10.3ozt (a lot)

A Victorian silver Soup Ladle, by Chawner & Co., hallmarked London, 1848, King's pattern, 34cm long, 9.2ozt.

A Norwegian silver Serving Slice, by TH. Marthinsen, pattern no. 415, with foliate pierced handle, 21cm long, together with five various silver napkin rings, and a hammered silver ladle, London 1975, in the Arts & Crafts style, makers mark 'CNB', approx. total weight 6.5ozt (a lot)

A matched part canteen of George III silver Flatware, all Old English pattern, by George Smith (III) & William Fearn, including twelve forks, London 1788, 20cm long, twelve dessert forks, London 1789, four with one crest, four another and four uncrested, twelve dessert spoons, dated 1790 (11) and one 1795, six teaspoons, 1788/91, seven table spoons, dated 1788 (4) and 1793 (3), a pair of basting spoons, 1792, crested, 30.5cm long, soup ladle, 1787, crested, two pairs of sauce ladles, each crested, 1791/2, approx. total weight 87.7ozt (56)

A George III silver Fiddle & Thread pattern sauce ladle, William Eley & Fearn, London 1800, 17.5cm, 2ozNo damage or repair, handle has engraved initials BB, hallmarks clear

A George III silver Fiddle pattern soup ladle, indistinct maker, London 1808, 32cm, 5.1ozNo damage or repair, only general surface wear, handle has engraved bull head crest, hallmarks slightly rubbed

4 silver spoons, including George III tea caddy spoon, Georg Jensen Danish Kongens coffee spoon, Tostrup enamel preserve spoon, etc, 2.6oz total (4)Sauce ladle handle slightly bent, otherwise no damage

A pair of William IV Scottish silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladles, Peter Aitken I, Glasgow 1838, and a Victorian silver Old English thread ladle, John Stone, Exeter 1843, 19cm, 4.6oz totalPair of ladles have engraved initials MM on handles, larger ladle has engraved rampant lion with halberd, handles slightly bent, hallmarks clear

A large silver ladle - Edinburgh 1820, Andrew Wilkie, fiddle back with scallop shell and engraved with initials, weight 214g.

A pair of silver spoons - indistinct London marks, weight 110g, together with a white metal punch ladle. (3)

A Georgian silver sauce ladle; together with three silver salts; silver mustard and salt spoons; a pierced silver fish sliver and other items, weighable silver 631g.

A silver ladle, Walker Hall Sheffield 1889/1890. Approximately 31 cm long and 288 grams. No engraving. Generally good. Plus a Sterling silver Hong Kong part cruet. Approximately 69 grams  

A silver rats tail ladle.  London 1891/92.  35 cm long and approximately 304 grams.  Engraving to the back.

A Collection of Assorted George III and Later Silver Flatware, comprising a George III Scottish Fiddle Shell pattern toddy-ladle, by James McKay, Edinburgh, 1819; a pair of George IV Silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, by William Bateman, London, 1824; a pair of George IV Fiddle pattern toddy-ladles, Edinburgh 1824 and a pair of George IV Fiddle pattern sauce-ladles, London 1823, total weight 11oz 15dwt, 365gr (7)

A George III Silver Soup-Ladle, by Duncan Urquhart and Naphtali Hart, London, 1793, Old English pattern, with oval bowl, 35.5cm long, 6oz 10dwt, 202gr

A Collection of George III and Later Silver Flatware, Fiddle pattern, some pieces engraved with various initials or crests, comprising: 17 table-spoons 11 table-forks 10 dessert-spoons 10 dessert-forks 10 teaspoons A sauce-ladle A pierced ladle 13 various condiment-spoons 104oz 14dwt, 3,256gr (qty)

A Collection of George III and Later Silver Flatware, Old English pattern, some engraved with differing initials, comprising23 table-spoons9 teaspoons2 condiment-spoonsA sauce-ladle51oz 2dwt, 1,590gr (qty)

A Collection of George III and Later Silver Flatware, Fiddle pattern, comprising:6 table-spoons6 table-forks8 dessert-spoons5 dessert-forks4 teaspoonsA sauce-ladleweight of silver 52oz 11dwt, 1,634grTogether With a collection of silver plate Fiddle pattern flatware (qty)

A Collection of Assorted Silver Flatware, including a part Victorian silver Fiddle pattern table-service, comprising: 3 table-spoons; 6 table-forks; 7 dessert-spoons and 7 dessert-forks, each engraved with an initial; a cased set of teaspoons; a condiment spoon; a Scottish toddy-ladle and a Scottish provincial toddy-ladle, by Charles Murray, Perth, first quarter 19th century; Together With two differing napkin-rings and a silver plate lobster-pick, weight of silver 52oz 11dwt; 1,635gr (one tray)

A Collection of Assorted Silver and Silver Plate, the silver including a Victorian silver cream-jug; a sauceboat and ladle; a christening-mug; a sugar-bowl; a bell-shaped inkwell, filled; a Maltese silver model of a two-masted ship, on ebonised base and other items, weighable silver 12oz 10dwt, 390gr; the silver plate including tea and coffee-wares and other items (two trays)

Silver rectangular salt with blue glass liner Sheffield 1973, five silver coffee spoons, silver serving spoon and plated soup ladleCondition Report:Approx silver weight 5.7ozt (178 grams)

WMF; A Modern 'Charme Gold' Pattern Cromargan Canteen of Cutlery, of two tone design, in original fitted case with lift out tray, including ladle and assorted servers, etc.

A Swiss Spoon, stamped "KABA" "925 E10" "Sigvard Bernadotte" and "Unicef"; together with assorted plated cutlery including hallmarked silver coffee spoons, a hallmarked silver salt spoon, plated punch ladle, dessert spoons, fish knives and forks etc.

Winston Churchill Hallmarked Silver Commemorative Dish, "WLS-C 1874-1974"; thimbles, hallmarked silver baby's pusher and spoon, a hallmarked silver handled letter opener, a twin spout ladle, Rolex Lucerne souvenir spoon etc.

A Victorian silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, by John James Whiting, London 1864, 33cm long, 269g.

A William IV silver fiddle, thread and shell pattern soup ladle, by Mary Chawner, London 1834, 300g.

A William IV Scottish silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, by Andrew Davidson of Arbroath, Edinburgh 1836, 199g.

A Georgian silver Old English pattern soup ladle Richard Crossley, London, 1812, the terminal inscribed with initials 'REN', 12½in. (31.8cm.) long, weight 6.4 tr.oz. * Some surface wear, overall good.

A Monteith style silver plated punch bowl by F B Rogers Silver Co, of pedestal form with cast border, 14¾in. (37.5cm.) diameter, 10½in. (26.8cm.) high, together with ladle and ten cups. * Some plate rubbing to cast border, otherwise good.

A George IV silver fiddle pattern stuffing / basting spoon William Eley I & William Fearn, London, 1821, the terminal engraved with initials 'W.M.W', 11¾in. (29.8cm.) long, together with a Victorian silver soup ladle by William Eaton, London, 1844, having the same initials, weight 11.58 tr.oz. (2) * Both with dents to bowls etc, otherwise good.

A pair of bright cut fiddle pattern table spoons William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1912, inscribed with initials, 8½in. (21.7cm.) long, together with a silver sauce ladle, weight 8.0 tr.oz. (3) * Light surface wear only, good.

Large & heavy silver soup ladle, well hallmarked for London 1876, length 35cm appx., weight 252g. Very lightly engraved monogram to top.

A 19th century washstand with single drawer, and later Portmerion accessories. The Portmerion items to include lidded tureen and ladle, five lidded containers, three vases, shell shaped soap dish, resin tray etc. (24)

SILVER SAUCE BOAT, BIRMINGHAM MARKS along with a silver sauce ladle and sugar sifter, the ladle Sheffield marks and the sifter Birmingham marks3 items Qty: approx 249g gross

Fancy commemorative ladle, Birmingham 1896.

Georgian mint sauce ladle, London 1799.

A QUEEN ANNE TORTOISESHELL AND SILVER-MOUNTED TOBACCO BOXof oval form, the lid inset with an oval silver panel engraved with the armorial of Sheldon Mervyn (1666 1734) of Handley, Dorset, 10.5cm wide; a horn toddy ladle, 18th century, 22cm; and a Victorian black slate stand inset with colourful marble pebbles, 16cm wide (3)

A COMPOSITE CANTEEN OF GEORGE III AND LATER SILVER FIDDLE AND THREAD PATTERN FLATWAREcomprising: 4 dessert spoons, 7 dessert forks, a sauce ladle and a butter knife, all with the armorial of Foster impaling Bayntun Rolt, by William Eley and William Fearn, London 1801; and 18 tablespoons, 20 meat forks, 11 dessert spoons, 9 dessert forks, 9 teaspoons and 3 sauce ladles, with the armorial of Foster impaling Billett, by George Piercy, London 1823 (c.185oz total weight)Provenance: Part of this canteen was bequeathed by Mildred Foster of Warmwell, Dorset to her niece, Nellie, Lady Medlycott in 1926.

Meat fork and ladle, model Royal Danish at Codan S.A. (Mexico), silver. Beautiful set in model Royal Danish. Mexico, Mexico City, Codan S.A., 20th century, hallmarks: maker's mark, Mexico, sterling 925, eagle - minimal signs of use. 143 grams, 925/1000. Dim. L 20.3 cm, W 2.8 cm.

Sauce / gravy ladle silver. "Hollands Glad". Netherlands, Zeist, M.J. Gerritsen, 1981, hallmarks: maker's mark, 999, standing lion, Minerva, W. 86 grams, 999/1000. Dim. L 17 cm, W 5.8 cm.

Christofle soup ladle, model Marly, silver-plated. France, Paris, Christofle, 20th century, hallmarks: Christofle, France, maker's mark. 271 grams, silver-plated. Dim. L 31.8 cm, W 9.4 cm.

A German silver tartlet slice, the pierced blade with other of pearl handle; together with a Georgian silver toddy ladle, by John Langlands, with twisted whalebone handle. (2)

A small silver toddy ladle with partial hallmarks, George III, thistle mark for Scotland, diameter of bowl 4cm, length 18.5cm, and a modern twisted baleen handle example, Birmingham 1978, diameter of oval bowl 7cm, length 32cm (2).

Ceramics and pewter - a Doulton burslem tureen, harrow pattern, ladle, with cover; other ceramics including, Coalport miniature picture plates, royal doulton picture dish, mr squeers, Japanese satsuma vase with cover, a Minton bowl, etc, quantity

A large early 20th century warming stand or chafer, Alex Boyd & Son, London, 60cm wide; a large soup tureen and cover with stand and ladle, 30cm high (2)

Oriental - a bronze ladle; a dragon box; etc

A William IV silver Sauce Ladle fiddle and shell pattern engraved initials, Edinburgh 1835, maker's marks: J H & Co, and E & Co

A Georgian Toddy Ladle with coin inset bowl, engraved initials, baluster turned wood handle, and a George III silver Toddy Ladle with spiral whalebone handle, London 1816, maker: JS

Georgian and later fiddle pattern hallmarked silver cutlery comprising five table forks, six dessert forks, two dessert spoons, five teaspoons, ladle and table spoon, various dates and makers including some Scottish, length of longest 22cm, weight of all items 895g

George II coin based silver whalebone handled toddy ladle, length 37cm, together with a pair of Georgian hallmarked silver sugar nips, marked with lion passant and twice with maker's mark RC to inside of bowls, weight of nips 28g

A canteen of silver Old English pattern flatware, Josiah Williams & Co, London 1908, comprising; twelve tablespoons, twelve dessert spoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, two sauce ladles, a basting spoon and a soup ladle, together with a set of twelve Victorian Fiddle pattern table forks, H J Lias & Son, London 1862, five further silver Fiddle pattern dessert spoons, four silver tablespoons, four silver teaspoons, three silver cruet spoons, a silver butter knife and a silver feeding spoon, total weight approx 162oz, together with a small collection of plated flatware, all presented within oak canteen

A collection of Sterling silver items, to include set of six teaspoons, and 11 chased sterling silver teaspoons; together with 11 teaspoons with chased stems, Mark Willis, Sheffield, 1896; and a Sterling Silver book mark and a Sterling silver sauce ladle, 360g

2nd-3rd century A.D.. With deep bowl, integral square-section handle and loop finial. Cf. Tassinari, S., La Vaisselle de Bronze, Romaine et Provinciale, au Musée des Antiquités Nationales, XXIXe supplément de Gallia, Paris, 1975, items 40-3, for similar ladles with animal-head finials; cf. also Boucher, S., Inventaire des Collections Publiques Françaises - 17 Vienne: Bronzes Antiques, Paris, 1971, pp.168-169, for similar specimens. 66 grams, 23 cm (9 in.). UK private collection before 2000.UK art market.Property of a London gentleman.This type of ladle was used for libations of wine to the gods during sacrifices. The shape of the simpulum was that of a small cup, with a single elongated handle. The material of which it was made varied according to the wealth of the altar; there were specimens in silver; some were of brass and others made of wood or terracotta. This simpulum or simpuvium is often found depicted on Roman medals or coins, like a denarius of Augustus (2 B.C.-2 A.D.). [No Reserve]

A George III Scottish silver ladle, Edinburgh marks, length 39.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: 213g.