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Carrs twelve place setting canteen of hallmarked silver cutlery, comprising twelve each of dinner forks, dessert forks, fish knives and forks, dessert spoons, teaspoons, coffee spoons and table and dessert knives, four table spoons, two butter knives, cheese knife, cake slice, sauce ladle, soup ladle and carving set, weight excluding silver handled items 5740g, width of canteen 49.5cm, together with a hallmarked silver salt and pepper

Norwegian 830 grade silver ladles and other cutlery to include a punch ladle by O. Domaas, pair of smaller spoons with shell bowls by the same maker and a ladle with hook to rear and mask to handle marked Moller Trondheim, length of longest 27cm, weight of all items 384g

Georgian and later fiddle pattern hallmarked silver cutlery comprising a long Scottish condiment ladle, dessert spoons, two salt spoons and nine teaspoons, length of longest 18cm, weight of all items 250g

Dutch or similar continental silver soup ladle and pair of basting spoons, each engraved with coronet, marked to rear possibly Gunther, length of longest 37cm, weight of all three 503g

A group of 20th Century silver to include: a five bar toast rack, scaddy spoon, sauce boat and pepper, various dates and makers, approx weight 4.65 ozt (144.7 grams) together with a Georgian white metal probably silver punch ladle, shell shaped., apparently unmarked approx 16 grams [5]

A small parcel of silver, comprising an Elizabeth II sauceboat on three cabriole legs and matching sauce ladle, makers Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1955, an Edwardian circular napkin ring, Birmingham 1910, another Birmingham 1925 and a George VI Walker & Hall rectangular trinket box with hinged cover (insides loose), Sheffield 1946, gross weight of silver 8.31ozt, 258.5 grams, together with a cased set of six EPNS cocktail sticks with cherry finials (1 box)

A Victorian silver spoon, embossed with vines, Henry Stuart, London 1864, together with a silver Fiddle pattern cream ladle, Henry Holland, London 1876, 3.12oz.

A Victorian silver King's pattern cream ladle, monogram engraved, London 1851, 2.95oz.

Two hallmarked silver napkin rings, two silver thimbles, a Norwegian silver toddy ladle, a silver bracelet with two opposing horse heads and ring, with double chain bracelet large ring clasp, a silver plated vesta case in the form of a shoe, a spoon and a thimble, combined weighable silver 2.3ozt/71.5g (9).

A set of four George III silver tablespoons and a George II silver sauce ladle, later chased and gilt as a berry set, both London, spoons 1800, sifter 1738, cased, the lid with contemporary silver tablet engraved Matilda Wilks from her Godmother June 29th 1867, 8oz 14dwt As new and perhaps never used, an excellent example of the type

Miscellaneous small silver flatware and other articles, to include a baleen handled toddy ladle, silver gilt medal, tea infuser, cartouche shaped pillbox, Victorian silver mounted ruby glass combined scent and salts bottle and several gold and other stick pins One of the caps on the ruby glass bottle damaged, glass undamagedRemaining items in good overall condition

A Continental silver soup ladle, early 20th c, beaded Old English pattern, marked 935 STERLING, 7oz Good condition

A Dutch silver soup ladle, of pointed form, by C L J Berger of Utrecht, maker's and control marks, early 20th c, 5oz 10dwt Good condition, no engraving

A pair of George III silver sauce ladles, Beaded Old English pattern, crested, by Richard Crossley, London 1785 and miscellaneous silver flatware, comprising two Scottish toddy ladles, sugar sifter, long handled condiment ladle, King's pattern teaspoon, Fiddle pattern tablespoon, various makers and dates and one and two pairs of Russian niello teaspoons, 14oz 3dwt (13) The lot in good condition or with only very light wear

A William IV silver punch ladle, with silver mounted crested baleen handle, 40.5cm l, marked on bowl and handle, by William Knight, London 1831 Complete and undamaged, a genuine example

A Russian (Lithuanian) silver soup ladle, Fiddle variant pattern, with oval bowl, by S Yarlevtsin, Vilnius 1883, 7oz Good condition, no engraving

12 Bohemia crystal wine glasses & selection of similar drinking glasses, cut glass decanter and R & M Edelstahl plated ladle

Pair of Edwardian decanters, etched glass bodies with silver-plated mounts, 28cm high; a silver plated ice pail with tongs, 13cm high; a sauce ladle, 18.5cm; a silver plated 'Cartridge Shell' bottle coaster by Culinary Concepts, 10cm diameter.

A canteen of Crown silver-plated cutlery in the Kings Pattern, twelve place settings to include extras of fish eaters, soup spoons, tea and coffee spoons, servers, large soup ladle, breakfast spreaders, cheese knife, three piece carving set; in a large mahogany effect case with leather inset top, width 75cm, depth 46cm.

A part set of l'Alfenide for Christofle silver plated cutlery set. The set comprising knives, forks, spoons, teaspoons, serving forks and serving spoon, large slice, fish knives, ladle etc. All stamped to handle for L'Alfenide for Christofle. Weight 4410gWeight 4410g

A pair of hallmarked silver napkin rings together with 19th century teaspoons, 20th century hallmarked silver ladle spoon and a pair of 19th century chase decorated sugar tongs. Various assay and sponsors marks to each. Gross weight 130gLargest measures approx. 14cm L

Large canteen collection of William IV, Victorian & later hallmarked silver flatware. The service to include 18 large spoons comprising 17 large silver forks. Hallmarked year 1845 London. Sponsors mark for Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater. Together with 1 large fork. hallmarked year 1859. Sponsors mark for Chawner & Co (George William Adams). 12 small forks comprising 11 small forks. Hallmarked year 1847 London. Together will 1 small fork, hallmarked year 1876 London. Sponsors mark for Chawner & Co (George William Adams). 8 large spoons comprising 5 large spoons. Hallmarked year 1847. 1 large spoon, hallmarked year 1852. 1 large spoon, hallmarked year 1851. Sponsors mark for Chawner & Co (George William Adams). 1 large spoon date mark is illegible. 18 dessert spoons comprising 11 dessert spoons. Hallmarked year 1847. 6 dessert spoons, hallmarked year 1874. 1 dessert spoon, marks illegible. 12 large & 12 small sliver handled knives. Hallmarked year 1991 Sheffield. Sponsors mark for Terry Shaverin. 12 silver fish knives. Hallmarked year 1992. Sponsors mark for Terry Shaverin. 6 silver teaspoons. Hallmarked year 1849. Sponsors mark illegible. Two large serving spoons. Hallmarked year 1835 London. Sponsors mark for William Eaton. 1 small silver ladle, marks illegible. 1 silver sugar sifter and other salt ladles and teapoons. Total weight 7.81kgs.Largest measures approx. 31cm L

A 19th century German 800 silver soup ladle. Stamped 800 with crescent moon and crown. Weight approx. 250g.Measures approx. 34cm long

A George V hallmarked silver cigarette case. The case with monogram to centre. Hallmarked year 1919 Birmingham. Sponsors mark for Henry Williamson Ltd. Together with a hallmarked silver ladle. Hallmarked year 1964 Sheffield. Sponsors mark for Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd. Total weight approx 140gMeasures approx. 11cm L

Collection of Silver-Plated Cutlery and Serving UtensilsAn extensive collection of silver-plated or EPNS (Electroplated Nickel Silver) cutlery and utensils, likely dating from the late 19th to mid-20th century. The collection includes knives, forks, spoons of varying sizes, a slotted serving utensil, a ladle, sugar tongs, and other specialised items such as a candle snuffer and a perforated fish slice. Notable design features include floral and scroll patterns on the handles, characteristic of Victorian and Edwardian styles, with some plainer patterns suggesting later 20th-century production. The knife blades, marked "Sheffield Silver Plated" and "Stainless," confirm their Sheffield origin, a city renowned for cutlery manufacturing. Condition shows tarnish, wear, and patina, reflecting age and use. Highlights include an ornate slotted spoon and a small cylindrical cup with a gilt interior. Most items likely served decorative and functional purposes in formal dining contexts. Examination for markings may assist in maker identification.

Eclectic Pewter and Silver-Plated Decorative Collection This collection comprises a variety of decorative and functional pewter and silver-plated items, likely dating from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. Notable pieces include a central red glass pitcher with a pewter-framed overlay featuring floral and scroll motifs, reflecting Victorian or Edwardian design influences. Additionally, a silver-plated rectangular cigarette or trinket box with engraved patterns, a Victorian-style cream jug with classical embellishments, and a miniature shoe model in pewter or silver plate are featured. Other items include small animal figurines, a hammered tea caddy or spice box, sewing tools such as ornate scissors and a silver thimble, a ladle, and a bird-shaped pincushion with a red cushion. The collection also includes a grooming or vanity brush, miniature figures, and novelty items such as a metal seal and desk accessories. This grouping showcases craftsmanship typical of Victorian and Edwardian periods, with decorative and utilitarian applications. Approximate dimensions range from 2–3 cm for smaller pieces to 15–20 cm for larger items like the pitcher.

Vintage silver ladle, hallmarked, total weight 79 grams

Scottish provincial silver toddy ladle by James Gordon of Aberdeen, circa 1780, stamped IG, 18cm long

Davenport pearlware ladle, a blue and white Neptune pattern ladle and a polychrome enamelled ladle with chinoiserie pattern, 17cm long (3)

Portmeirion 'The Botanic Garden' tureen with ladle, 30cm

Two small buff pottery jelly moulds, 7.5cm diameter, a black basalt condiment ladle / spoon and two Minton tea canisters, (5)

Selection of glass pieces to include footed glass jug, glass ladle, footed glass bowl, six etched glass plates, pair of Queensbury vases, etched water pitcher, cut glass decanter, small decanter, round decanter, two opaque glass scent bottles and an assortment of mixed glasses

A George III silver Sauce Ladle, by Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan & James Boult, hallmarked London 1803, Old English pattern, initialled, 17cm long, together with an Edwardian silver preserve spoon, by Thomas Henry Blake, hallmarked Sheffield 1909, with corresponding butter knife, a Victorian silver egg spoon and a small quantity of silver plated flatware etc., weighbale silver 3.3ozt (a lot)

A quantity of Costume Jewellery and Silver Plate, including a paste set monkey brooch, a Scottish thistle brooch, malachite bead necklaces, various silver topped dressing table jars, a plated soup ladle, faux amber necklace, other beads etc., (a lot)

A Victorian silver Soup Ladle, by Chawner & Co., hallmarked London 1881, fiddle, thread and shell pattern, 34cm long, 10ozt.

A pair of silver sugar tongs, Exeter 1852, a silver ladle, London 1816 and three silver teaspoons.

A collection of Daum glass animal ornaments compromising bison, cat, crocodile, bird, also cube and similar ladle, largest measures 41cm high (6).

Mixed lot of silver to include silver dish, napkin rings, tea strainer, small ladle, sugar tongs and tea caddy spoon Combined Weight - 193g

Silver ladle, Charles Hougham, London, 1769, together with another (maker rubbed) pair 96.34g

George III silver soup ladle, Richard Crossley & George Smith IV, London 1808Weight - 185g

Collection of George III tablespoonsAlexander Spence, Edinburgh 1789of Celtic point pattern, italic B engraved to terminal; together with a Fiddle pattern tablespoon, Newcastle, 1849, modern sauce ladle, London, of Hanoverian pattern; A German/ Polish spoon with Loth mark for .812 purity; three Scottish Provincial tablespoons, Thomas Hamilton & Co. Glasgow circa 1780sWeight - 478g

A Collection of Assorted Silver, including three Maltese silver paper-knives, one with filagree decoration, one in fitted case; a George III Irish silver marrow-scoop, by John Power, Dublin, Circa 1800, engraved with a crest; a Maltese silver spoon and a Scottish silver toddy-ladle, by William Constable, Edinburgh, 1821, weight of silver 6oz 17dwt, 213gr (one tray)

A Collection of Assorted George III and Later Silver Flatware, including a pair of Old English Thread pattern table-spoons, engraved with an initial, by Peter and Anne Bateman; a Scottish single-struck King's pattern toddy-ladle and other items, 19oz 5dwt, 599gr (one tray)

Punch ladle, Johannes d'Hoy (1766-1786), Middelburg ca. 1775, silver. Very fine 18th century punch ladle with long handle. The scoop is oval-shaped and provided with a driven, straight edge decoration. The handle is partly silver and partly turned wood with a silver knob on the end. Netherlands, Middelburg, Johannes d'Hoy, circa 1775, hallmarks: maker's mark (ID under a teapot), dolphin tax mark - minor traces of use. 65 grams, 934/1000. Dimensions L 37.8 cm, W 10.1 cm.

A Georgian white metal and baleen handled toddy ladle.

A George III silver ladle, by William Eley I & William Fearn, Birmingham 1801, 268g.

A small Georgian toddy ladle with oval bowl, London 1803 by EM

A large Scottish soup ladle and fiddle pattern with circular bowl, Perth by RK circa 1820, 207g

An unusual ladle with shell bowl, London 1953

SILVER CHRISTENING CUP, ALONG WITH FURTHER SILVER AND WHITE METAL comprising a silver candlestick with loaded base, three silver napkin rings, a silver sauce ladle, a white metal cruet stand, a Chinese export napkin ring, and further

A William IV silver Soup Ladle king's pattern engraved initials, London 1835, maker: W.E. 300gms Very good, very clear marks

A pair of 19th century Sheffield plated Candlesticks with leafage columns, shaped circular bases, 9in, a plated Soup Ladle, four Sauce Ladles and an Entree Dish Cover on oval stand

A George III Toddy Ladle with silver bowl and spiral whalebone handle, London 1767, and six Edward VII silver handled Cake Knives and Forks, Sheffield 1905

A Victorian Fiddle pattern silver soup ladle, Elizabeth Eaton, London 1845, 34cm long, weight approx 8oz

An Arthur Price plated pedestal punch bowl and ladle, lion mask handles, 19.5cm high; cut glass vases; art glass paperweight; Wedgwood; etc, qty

A Victorian silver sauce ladle, Elizabeth Eaton, London 1846; another smaller Sheffield 1966, fish knife, Sheffield 1917 etc 141g gross, silver plated wick trimmer etc

A GEORGE III HALLMARKED LONDON 1818 SILVER LADLE

A GEORGE III HALLMARKED CHESTER 1815 SILVER LADLE

A HALLMARKED CHESTER SILVER LADLE

Late 19th century A.D. Base metal ladle with deep bowl, thick neck and spatulate finial, slightly curved in profile; indistinct punched pellet marks to reverse of handle. 407 grams, 37.7 cm (14 7/8 in.). [No Reserve] By repute from Highclere Castle from the 1950s onwards. Acquired from Newbury Antique Emporium. Property of a Berkshire, UK, gentleman collector.Property of George Edward Stanhope Molyneux Herbert, 5th Earl of Carnarvon (1866 -1923), who financed the exploratory excavations of Howard Carter which resulted in the discovery and publication of the tomb of the pharaoh Tutankhamen in the 1920s. On 19 March 1923 Carnarvon contracted blood poisoning after accidentally shaving a mosquito bite infected with erysipelas. He died a few days later on 5 April, in the Continental-Savoy Hotel in Cairo. This unexpected and untimely death gave rise to the story of the 'Curse of the Mummy'. He is buried in a tomb at Beacon Hill, Hampshire and the family lives in Highclere Castle nearby. Highclere is the location chosen for the filming of the BBC drama series 'Downton Abbey'.