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An 18th century Turner black basalt mustard pail with fluted decoration, interlaced strap handle; together with Onslow pattern ladle, glazed interiors, impressed mark to pail in capitals, 3 1/4in high. (2).

A Portuguese majolica sauce tureen cover, stand and ladle, of moulded shell mollusc and coral form, impressed marks.

A George III silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, Edinburgh 1814.

A collection of plated table flatware, including: fish knives and forks, tea knives, pastry forks, fruit forks, a sauce ladle and sundry, including one silver bladed knife.

A European ladle, with a scalloped bowl and with mask and figure motifs to the handle, dated 1855 and a Victorian silver spoon, with a cast and pierced stem and with a figure terminal symbolising 'Justice', London 1881.

A quantity of fiddle pattern table flatware, including: a soup ladle, a pair of sauce ladles, spoons and forks.

A Burgess & Leigh pottery part dinner service in Richmond pattern, printed and overpainted with flowers within scroll reserves in an Art Nouveau design, comprising; four graduated meat plates, a pair of vegetable tureens, covers and stands, a sauce tureen, cover, stand and ladle, one additional stand, ten dinner plates, eleven pudding plates and twelve side plates.

A silver ladle, Hamburg Late 18th/early 19th Century, with hemispherical bowl and narrow stem widening to a broad, plain terminal, 167g. 5oz.

A peirced silver bonbon dish, Sheffield 1894, of shaped circular form, together with a silver sugar basin, silver bonbon dish of hexagonal form, a silver mug and a small silver ladle, 481g, 15oz.

An EPNS punch bowl, 12 punch cups and a ladle.

GEORGIAN PUNCH LADLE WITH WHALE BONE HANDLE.

A GEORGE III TODDY LADLE the oval bowl with whalebone handle, 1811, 37.5cm.

FIDDLE PATTERN a George III soup ladle, by Charles Dalgleish, Edinburgh, 1819; with a George IV fish slice with pierced blade, Edinburgh, marks rubbed, repaired, 10.5oz (2).

A GEORGE III SOUP LADLE With a shell shape bowl and Onslow pattern terminal, bottom marked, circa 1760, 5oz.

A TREEN PUNCH LADLE with an ogee burr-yew bowl and ebony turned handle, 11in. (24cm.) long.

A white metal punch ladle

A silver plated four bottle cruet, a ladle, a salt and pepper and a napkin ring

A modern Ironstone blue and white sauce tureen with cover, ladle and stand, 20cms, an "Arcadian Chariots" pattern blue and white lidded jug, 17cms, and seven pieces from a Radfords blue, grey and black decorated teaset.

An Old English pattern small ladle, Sheffield 1909, a preserve spoon, Birmingham 1934, five Victorian Old English pattern teaspoons, London 1843, together with five other various spoons.

A William 1V fiddle pattern sauce ladle, London 1834, together with a Victorian mother of pearl handled pickle fork, Sheffield 1868, [2].

A George III silver ladle in the Old English pattern (bowl dented and torn), maker 'RC', 5oz, London 1796, length 33cm

A William IV Scottish silver ladle in the Fiddle pattern, 8oz, maker Elder & Co., Edinburgh 1833, length 37cm

A set of three Victorian silver mustard spoons, of shovel form, the twisted stems with pierced Renaissance style grotesque mask terminals, London 1869; a pair of Fiddle pattern mustard spoons, crested, marks rubbed; a Dutch silver coloured metal cream ladle, with pierced crown terminal (6)

Rat tail old English pattern table silver, London 1936, comprising two serving spoons, five table spoons, a ladle, six large forks, four dessert spoons, five fish knives and forks, and four dessert forks, 54 ozs

Pair of Continental silver coloured metal spoons with pierced bowls; a Continental silver coloured metal caddy spoon with round embossed bowl; foreign silver coloured metal miniature jug; a square cigarette box; glass pepper pot with silver plated mounts; silver and tortoiseshell oval dressing table box; silver and tortoiseshell mounted brush; pair of tongs; Old English pattern sauce ladle, London 1800; and five various spoons and forks

A mid 19th century French fiddle pattern soup ladle with a circular bowl. First standard work registered in 1838. Makers mark L.L. with a rabbit, in a diamond shape punch and scroll initials J.A. 7.5oz.

An 18th century punch ladle, the floral repoussé decoration with vacant rococo cartouche and scalloped rim, the spiral carved whalebone handle with silver terminal. Unmarked, circa 1750.

A William IV Kings pattern soup ladle with double headed eagle crest on oval bowl. Maker Mary Chawner, London 1836. 7.5oz.

A George III Old English pattern soup ladle with a shell fluted circular bowl, the terminal of the handle engraved a later crest of a monkey and a garter cartouche with motto above later initials. Maker Stephan Adams 1st, London 1785. Incuse head mark. 6oz. (See lot 48 for illustration).

A late 18th century punch ladle, the oval bowl with a contemporary marriage inscription, the stem with a repair, having a whalebone twist handle.

A Old English pattern ladle with an oval bowl. Makers Charles Bradbury & Son, Sheffield 1912. 4.5oz.

A George III Old English sauce ladle, the handle with crest of a dolphin on oval bowl. Maker Thomas Barker, London 1808.

A matched set of Victorian fiddle pattern cutlery engraved an initial, comprising two tablespoons, a set of six table forks, a set of six dessert spoons, a set of six dessert forks, together with a George IV sauce ladle. Different Makers and dates. 40oz.

A good George II punch ladle with a navette shape bowl, engraved contemporary initials, a baluster drop appliqué to the shank, with a whalebone handle. Maker John Newton, London 1736. (See lot 199 for illustration).

A George II silver punch ladle with a cartouche shaped double lipped bowl with a crest and a later turned wood handle, London 1742

A George II silver punch ladle with a shaped bowl inscribed beneath 'C' over 'SE' over '1749',and with a turned wood handle, London 1748 the marls rubbed

A group of George III and later silver old English pattern flatware, comprising; a crested sauce ladle, London 1812, four tablespoons, three dessert spoons and four teaspoons

A silver ladle, London 1800 , of plain design, the tapered handle engraved with the initials "GHI", 173.5gr (5.5OZ).

A pair of early 19th Century porcelain sauce tureens and covers of circular form with rococo decoration, painted flowers, also one ladle. (3)

An early 19th Century blue and white transfer printed dinner service decorated with chinoiserie scenes of figures carrying items across a bridge to a pavillion, the borders with vignettes of Oriental figures with scrollwork alternating within landscape scenes; five meat plates, 25cm, eight fish plates, 21cm, six side plates, 6cm, seven soup plates, six dessert bowls, a sauce tureen, cover and stand and ladle, also a sauce boat. (37)

An antique silver toddy ladle with spiral whalebone handle.

An attractive English silver cream ladle, Old English feather-edge pattern, maker's mark possibly that of Hester Bateman, c. 1780.

A horn punch ladle with twist handle

Four Silver Decanter Labels, including Marsala, a Georgian silver toddy ladle, and a pair of plated wine coasters (7).

A 19th Century Toddy Ladle, the white metal bowl with inset coin, with a whale bone handle, 36 cm.

A Continental metalwares King's pattern fruit ladle, 30.5cm, 6.25oz .

A service of Austrian plain silver flatware comprising: twelve tablespoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, eleven teaspoons, twelve coffee spoons, twelve table knives with steel blades, twelve cheese knives, two pickle forks, soup ladle, a cheese knife, a butter knife, and a pair of fish servers all contained in a fitted canteen box, together with four small unassociated salt cellars and four twist stem salt spoons, 101oz weighable (98) .

A William IV Scottish silver Old English pattern soup ladle, maker RC, Edinburgh 1834, crested, 33.5cm, 5oz .

An oak canteen containing a part set of plated flatware, Old English pattern, comprising; twelve meat knives, twelve meat forks, eight dessert spoons, eight soup spoons, six teaspoons, four dessert forks, two dessert knives, two carving implements and soup ladle.

A plated table service by Walker & Hall with a leaf and line pattern comprising; six meat forks, six dessert forks, six dessert spoons, six table knives, six side knives, four serving spoons, four knife rests and a ladle contained within an oak canteen box with two lift-out trays.

A silver punch ladle, Sheffield 1911 with a double spout and a turned wooden handle, 36cm long.

A GEORGE III PLAIN FIDDLE SOUP LADLE, with crested handle. London 1817. Maker "Samuel Hennell". Weight approximately 6 ounces.

A PAIR OF SILVER ON COPPER CANDLESTICKS, with repousse foliate decoration, on circular loaded bases, Height 8", a Large Pepper or Caster of Neoclassical form with square base, Height 5.5", a Sauce Boat of gadrooned form with collet foot, a Gadrooned Oval Tea Pot, an Old English Soup Ladle, a Plain Fiddle Sauce Ladle and a Kings Pattern Fruit Spoon. (8)

A LARGE EPNS GEORGIAN STYLE SAUCE BOAT, with double foliate scrolled handle, on three shell and hoof feet, an EPNS Seven Division Rectangular Toast Rack with central loop handle, on four ball feet, an EPNS Cream Jug of baluster shape, a Salt & Pepper of straight sided form, a Plain Fiddle Soup Ladle and Ten Pastry Forks. (14)

A Bishop & Stonier blue and white pottery dolls dinner service of "Rosamond" pattern, printed with floral sprays within shaped gilt rims, comprising - six 4.5ins dinner plates, six 4.5ins soup plates, six 3.75ins dessert plates, four graduated oval meat plates, pair of rectangular vegetable dishes and covers, rectangular two-handled sauce tureen, cover, stand and ladle, and rectangular two-handled soup tureen, cover, stand and ladle (26 pieces)

Seventeen pieces of pearlware miniature dinnerware, comprising 3 lidded tureens, ladle, 3 stands, 6 plates and an oval bowl (possibly Hackwood).

Nineteen pieces of Royal Doulton Norfolk pattern dinnerware comprising 7 large plates, hors d'oeuvre dish, lidded tureen, soup tureen and ladle, sauce tureen and ladle, gravy boat, vegetable bowl, drainer dish and 3 meat platters, impressed and printed factory marks..

A Russian 19th Century Silver Ladle with Hallmark to Handle.

A George III King's pattern soup ladle, 32cm long, makers mark TB, London 1809, 8.5oz.

A comprehensive canteen of EPNS Kings pattern cutlery for twelve covers including Table Knives and Forks, Fish Knives and Forks, Soup Spoons, Dessert Knives Forks and Spoons, Serving Spoons, Ladle and Cake Trowel etc, 138pcs.