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Lot 309

A LATE VICTORIAN SIFTER LADLE of Old English pattern, crested, by George Jackson and David Fullerton, London 1900, together with an engraved christening spoon, a bone bladed page turner, a Kings pattern pie server and other items (a lot)

Lot 331

A GEORGE III SOUP LADLE of Old English pattern, initialled, by John Payne, London, date letter rubbed, circa 1770, 12" long, together with two sifter ladles (a lot)

Lot 345

AN EDWARDIAN CANTEEN OF KINGS PATTERN CUTLERY comprising 24 table forks, 24 dessert forks, 24 dessert spoons, 12 fish forks, 11 fish knives, 4 sauce ladles, 11 tablespoons, 20 teaspoons, a soup ladle and other items, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1909, the fish cutlery London 1932, in a fitted brass bound oak case, of three tiers.

Lot 292

A PLATED GOBLET with panelled body and vacant cartouche on knopped stem and circular foot rim, a pair of asparagus tongs, a water jug with writhen moulded body, a ladle and a pierced circular two handled dish, a set of six pairs of Christofle silver plated forks and spoons, together with six silver plated lobster picks, two bright cut brandy ladles and a pickle fork (5)

Lot 2

An extensive Wedgwood creamware dinner service, mainly 18th century but with 1872 and other replacements, decorated with the 9233 pattern, to include: lidded custard cups on stand, large soup tureen, small gravy tureen with ladle and a large quantity of dinner and other plates. *In the vendors family since it was made for them as mentioned in Wedgwood's first order book

Lot 340

An extensive and near complete Edwardian silver service of Old English rattail pattern flatware by Francis Higgins, London1903, crested, comprising: 9 tablespoons (+ 2 electroplate to match), 17 soup spoons, 15 dessert spoons, 29 tableforks, 14 dessert forks, 16 teaspoons, 10 icecream spoons, 8 egg spoons, 12 coffee spoons, 16 pistol handled dessert knives (silver blades and handles), 16 pistol handled dessert forks (silver tynes and handles), 16 pistol handled fish knives (silver blades and handles), 16 pistol handled fish forks (silver tynes and handles), 12 teaknives with steel blades, 2 butter knives, 1 pair of grape shears, 2 gravy spoons, 1 soup ladle, 1 pair of asparagus tongs, 1 pair of salad servers, 1 serving slice, 1 pair of sauce ladles, 3 fruit servers with shell bowls, 4 silver knife rests, 1 pair of silver handled nutcrackers, 2 pairs of sugar tongs (large and small) and 2 salt spoons, 9040gm, 291oz all contained in a fitted polished oak canteen cabinet (231)

Lot 180

A Don pottery blue and white reticulated basket, printed with figures in landscapes , the interior titled 'Ruins of the Castle of Canna', a matching ladle and a Brameld ladle, 19th century, 31cm max. (3)

Lot 910

A William IV gravy spoon, London, 1830, in fiddle pattern with monogram; together with George IV sauce ladle, by Charles Eley, London 1827, also in fiddle pattern, 6oz.

Lot 919

A George IV ladle, by J. McKay, Edinburgh, 1828, fiddle and shell pattern, 7 1/2oz.

Lot 934

A Victorian soup ladle, by John James Whiting, London, 1848, fiddle pattern, engraved initials, 9oz.

Lot 950

A Victorian ladle, by John & Henry Lias, London, 1943, in Kings Husk pattern with engraved crest, 9 1/2oz.

Lot 955

A George IV sifting spoon, by J.R., London, 1820, Kings pattern with pierced bowl; together with a sifting spoon; mustard spoon; and a ladle, 4 1/2oz. (4)

Lot 965

A George III sauce ladle, by Peter, Ann & William. Bateman, London, 1802, in Old English pattern.

Lot 973

A George III toddy ladle, possibly by John Newburm, London, 1791, with twisted whale bone handle, and the centre of the double lipped bowl, inset a George II silver coin.

Lot 18

Rhodanthe - A small Clarice Cliff group of Biarritz dinner and table wares circa 1936 to include a large dinner plate, two smaller desert plates, Bonjour covered tureen and conforming ladle all hand painted with a stylised tree landscape, Biarritz and Clarice Cliff script combined mark. Condition - No chips, cracks or restoration, light surface crazing.

Lot 313

A William IV silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle (Glasgow 1833), together with a pair of silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles (London 1830), each approx. 17.5 cm, 5.5 oz total

Lot 315

A quantity of various 18th and 19th century serving spoons to include an Old English pattern example (Dublin 1819), together with an Old English pattern ladle and two dessert spoons (various makers and marks), 25 oz total

Lot 318

A George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle (by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1804), together with a George III silver Old English pattern serving spoon (by Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1796, 32 cm and 29 cm respectively

Lot 361

An early Victorian Kings pattern silver sauce ladle (by George W. Adams (Chawner & Co.) London 1845), together with a further Kings pattern sauce ladle (Sheffield 1901), and five early Victorian silver teaspoons (by George W. Adams (Chawner & Co.), London 1844), 18 cm and 13 cm respectively, total weight 9 oz

Lot 315

A GLASS CLARET JUG, with silver plated mounts; a plated coffee pot; a water jug; a ladle and two vases with beaten finish (6).

Lot 342

A SCOTTISH SILVER TODDY LADLE, fiddle and shell pattern by Robert Gray & Sons, Glasgow, 1823 and two Kings pattern dessert forks by Mitchell and Son, Glasgow 1824 (3).

Lot 348

A GEORGE II SILVER SOUP LADLE, with shell shaped bowl, 15 1/4" long, London 1756, maker's mark, possibly W.J. (see illustration).

Lot 360

A SILVER PUNCH LADLE, with inset silver coin, twisted bone handle, 12 1/2" long and a further Scottish toddy ladle with horn handle (2).

Lot 392

A SILVER SOUP LADLE, with handle terminating in a bow, 13" long, by Elkington & Co., 1912.

Lot 403

A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL SILVER SERVING SPOONS, handles decorated with fruit, a ladle decorated with a shell and dragoons and three further serving spoons, all 800 grade.

Lot 405

A WILLIAM VI SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SOUP LADLE, 13 1/2" long, 1837 by William Emes.

Lot 433

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISH TABLE SPOONS by Saml. Godbehere, Edward Wigan and James Bolt, a sauce ladle 1826 and a sifter spoon (4).

Lot 451

A GEORGE II SILVER ONSLOW PATTERN SOUP LADLE, with scallop shell bowl, 13" long, London, 1749 by Eben Coker (see illustration).

Lot 461

A GEORGE III SILVER LADLE, with bright cut decoration, 5" long by Chas Hougham, 1788, a further Victorian fiddle pattern ladle, 1847 and two salt spoons (4).

Lot 473

A GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SAUCE LADLE, Edinburgh 1816, over struck H & MS; an old pattern table spoon, Edinburgh 1782 by Fras. Howden, and a silver lobster pick, 10 1/2" long (3).

Lot 378

A SILVER AND BONE HANDLED SMALL SAUCE LADLE, a silver strainer, a silver christening spoon and fork and two silver napkin rings

Lot 116

A Worcester, circa 1780, sauce boat, cover, ladle and stand, decorated with gilded leaves and flowerheads within blue and gilt borders, 912 x 7 inches overall

Lot 196

A pair of George III Scottish silver ladles, Edinburgh 1817, maker’s mark JWH, a sauce ladle, marks indistinct, maker’s mark RC, and two salts

Lot 265

Robert Welch, for Mappin & Webb, rare set of 'Oriana' cutlery designed 1957 for the Cruise Ship Oriana which launched in 1960. Consisting 1 set of boxed forks (6), 17 knives, 12 forks, 6 soup, 6 dessert spoons, 1 ladle, 2 serving spoons and 6 tea spoons

Lot 127

German silver ladle, marked 'J.C. WICH' and 'NURNBERG', marked '13' (roth) (=812/1000 purity), 13.6ins. (34.5cms.) long, approx. 4.7 troy ozs.; together with two other ladles (3).

Lot 213

Late C19th / early C20th tribal wooden ladle with braided wire decoration, probably African, the gourd bowl split, 26.25ins. (66.7cms.) long.

Lot 26

A Georgian white metal toddy ladle with twisted whale bone handle, 14 1/4" long.

Lot 445

A Georgian hallmarked silver toddy ladle with shaped oval bowl and twisted whale bone handle, London 1775 Charles Hougham.

Lot 631

A set of six Victorian silver gilt teaspoons, engraved foliage and an initial, makers Wakely & Wheeler, london 1888, an Edwardian decorative silver straining spoon with pierced closed cast foliage scroll handle and pierced fret bowl, Makers James Dixon & Sons Sheffield 1901, a silver spoon designed by Georg Jensen, import marked London 1954, a late Victorian silver pickle fork, with knobbly mother of pearl handle, Maker W. S. Sissons, sheffield 1895, a continental sauce ladle and a green enamel and gilt mussel spoon and fork. 7oz (240gm). (12)

Lot 669

A George III Sauce Ladle, Old English Pattern, with circular bowl, crested, length 7”, London 1809, Maker’s Mark RC

Lot 679

A Victorian Toddy Ladle, the plain oval bowl to a twist whalebone handle, length 8 ¼”, Birmingham 1849, Maker’s Mark Yapp & Woodward

Lot 377

GWR EPNS Soup Ladle bearing the GWR Coat of Arms logo. Together with GWR EPNS Sundae Dishes, a pair, each measuring 3¼" diameter and bearing the roundel logo.

Lot 502

Pullman EPNS Soup Ladle measuring 6" in length.

Lot 167

Georgian hallmarked silver toddy ladle and German second class merit medal

Lot 9

White metal toddy ladle with inset coin and whalebone handle

Lot 43

Silver sauce ladle, London 1808

Lot 130

Georgian silver sauce ladle, London 1803

Lot 107

A matched set of three 19th century Masons ironstone red printed tureens, covers and two stands of serpentine octagonal form, two covers, both stands and two bodies decorated with a Chinoiserie landscape scene, the other cover and body decorated with an English figural landscape with building, together with one ladle -3 35cm wide

Lot 102

An Edward VII silver Kings Pattern soup ladle, double struck, with a shell terminal, Sheffield 1908, Maker: Mappin & Webb, 13½", 8.5 oz, initialled.

Lot 147

A Victorian silver bladed folding knife with an engraved blade, the mother-of-pearl handle carved with a fruit filled cornucopia to both sides and mounted with a small silver plaque engraved "Annie", Sheffield 1851, Makers mark: A H. 6¼" long; another example, the handle bearing a plaque engraved "A.M. ELLIS", Sheffield 1896, Makers mark: JVC, 6¼" long; another example, the handle engraved with fruiting vine, inlaid with a navette shape silver plaque, Birmingham 1851, Makers mark: G U in a shield, 6" long; a George IV white metal small sauce ladle, partial Edinburgh hallmark. (4).

Lot 28

Royal Interest: A George III sugar sifter ladle, Fiddle and Thread pattern, crested, initialled 'C R' crowned, by Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London 1810, 2oz.

Lot 74

A George III Scottish provincial toddy ladle, crested, by James Erskine, Aberdeen c.1800, 1.75oz.

Lot 104

A George III punch ladle, with a part-fluted oval bowl, decorated with a bead border, maker Thomas Law, Sheffield 1795, 13.5in (34cm) long.

Lot 111

Fiddle pattern: a set of six Victorian dessert forks and six table forks, by J. Aldwinckle & T. Slater, London 1890, a set of eight dessert forks, initialled, by William Barber, London 1830, a set of six George III egg spoons, crested, by G. Smith & W. Fearn, London 1795, a sauce ladle and six various spoons, 44oz. (33)

Lot 154

A George III Fiddle pattern soup ladle, monogrammed, by William Eaton, London 1791, and a William IV Fiddle pattern basting spoon, by Benoni Stephens, London 1835, 11.8oz (2)

Lot 158

A Victorian King's pattern soup ladle, monogrammed, by Elizabeth Eaton, London 1855, 9.9oz.

Lot 159

An early Victorian soup ladle, in a variant of Fiddle and Thread pattern, crested, by William Barber, London 1838, 9oz.

Lot 160

A George III soup ladle, Old English pattern, no maker's mark, London 1806, 6.6oz.

Lot 161

A George IV/William IV Scottish provincial soup ladle, Old English pattern with a circular bowl, by David Gray, Dumfries (DG, anchor, G, unicorn's head, anchor), 1825-1835, 6oz.

Lot 162

A Victorian Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern ladle, by Messrs Lias & Lias, London 1865, 9.2oz.

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