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A George IV silver fiddle pattern ladle, the terminal with a seated greyhound, makers mark T.B., London 1822, 34cm

A porcelain ladle, the bowl painted with rose sprigs, the scroll handle and rim detailed in gilt, probably 18th century, 19cm.

A boxed set of six plated eggcups, a ladle and spoon set and a fork set

A rectangular red lacquer papier-mache Tray with gilt star decoration, a red lacquer and gilt Matchbox Holder, Brass Toasting Fork, Ladle and pair of Tongs, leather carved expanding beaker and an Ebonised Brush.

A Victorian Aesthetic movement Toddy Ladle with circular bowl and slip top, London 1885, maker: FH

A modern sugar sifter ladle, by Omar Ramsden, the hammerd bowl pierced with crosses and pellets, the stem with a square seal terminal, decorated with applied wirework, London 1923. 3.75" (9.5cm) long-1oz.

A rare George III mounted 'Blue John' (Derbyshire flowerspar) condiment ladle with a fiddle stem and a round bowl (some damage) by samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1810. 4.8" (12.2cm) long.

An unusual Victorian toddy ladle, with a twisted stem and a flat oval terminal by George Adams, London 1858, 7.25in (18.5cm) long, 1oz.

A harlequin or matched, part service of Maltese fiddle pattern flatware comprising:, six tablespoons, six tableforks, six dessert spoons, six dessert forks, a soup ladle and a basting spoon (of exceptional guage), mixed maker's and dates from 1847-1837 the dessert spoons and forks, initialled, 60oz. (26)

A modern part canteen, of 'Princess No 1' pattern flatware including: 8 tablespoons, 10 table forks, 10 dessert spoons, 10 dessert forks, 2 sauce ladles and a soup ladle, initialled by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd London 1901-13 108oz (41).

A George III boat shaped sugar basket, with bead borders, swing handle and engraved sides, resting on an oblong pedestal base, maker's mark overstruck by another, London 1784, 5in (12.75cm) wide, together with a Scottish toddy ladle, 7.5oz. (2)

A William IV/Victorian part canteen of fiddle and thread pattern flatware comprising: a soup ladle and six tablespoons by W. Theobalds and R. Atkinson, London 1835/38/39 and a basting spoon by W. Theobalds, London 1829 all crested to match, 33oz.

A late Victorian Scottish Provincial cream or condiment ladle, with a mounted whalebone handle by Ferguson & MacBean, Inverness (F.M, dromedary, invs) c.1890. 6" (15cm) long.

An unusual, George III shallow ladle, with a upturned stem and an oval bowl with a lobed rim, the reverse chased with fluting, crested, by W Eley & W Fearn, London 1799, 7.75in (19.8cm) long, 2.5oz.

A mixed lot: an Onslow tablespoon, an Aberdeen tablespoon, a sifter ladle, a Scottish toddy ladle, a tablespoon by Hester Bateman, a cast rocaille teaspoon, a rat-tail teaspoon, and three other teaspoons-10oz (10).

A Soviet soup ladle, c.1925, with a pointed end decorated with fluting, a tied ribbon and garlands, monogrammed and dated 5th IX 1975, the bowl gilt, 8oz.

A George III punch ladle, with a coin inset oval bowl, a single pouring spout and a mounted, twisted whalebone handle, by Josiah Snatt, London 1809, 14.5in (37cm) long.

A late 19th century Russian provincial soup ladle, with an oval bowl and a shaped, fiddle stem, by an unascribed maker and Assay master, possibly Polotzk, 1887, 13.2" (33.5cm) long, 8oz.

Four George III condiment spoons: including a mustard spoon by Hester Bateman, a scallop bowl, salt spoon by W. Shaw and W. Preist, a ladle and a bright cut salt spoon, 0.5oz. (4)

Six assorted fiddle pattern mustard spoons, (including Exeter and one Irish example) and a ladle, mixed makers and dates-3oz (7).

Assorted brassware: a ladle, octagonal bowl, horse brasses on leather strap, shoe horn, dog doorstop and 'Fireside' trivet (six)

Treen; ladle, German carved wood and horn paper knife, pestle and mortar and horn hinged snuffbox (lacks much tortoiseshell inlay)

A GEORGE III WINE FUNNEL the spout with reeded collar, Sheffield, circa 1800, marks rubbed; with the bowl of a punch ladle, possibly by Elizabeth Muns, circa 1780-1800; and a toddy ladle by E. Morley, 1810, 3oz total

A GEORGE III TODDY LADLE with carved ivory handle and brass ball finial, maker's mark rubbed, 1811; and another, with whalebone handle, maker's mark rubbed, 1793. (2)

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN BON-BON DISHES circular, the pierced bodies with repousse scrolling decoration to the borders, by George Nathan and Ridley Hayes, Chester, 1897, 11.5cm. diam.; with a pair of Victorian serving spoons by Francis Higgins, 1886-1887; a pierced sugar ladle with Continental marks; and a plated meat skewer with beaded ring handle (6 items)

A GEORGE III PUNCH LADLE the bowl set with a 1745 shilling, whalebone handle, by GC, probably 1789; with another set with a 1746 shilling, by WA, late 18th Century (2)

VICTORIA TYPE PATTERN comprising 10 table spoons; 11 table forks; 8 dessert forks; 4 sauce ladles; 12 teaspoons; 12 dessert spoons; 5 mustard spoons; 1 gravy spoon, by George W. Adams, 1864; and plated ware comprising 6 dessert spoons; 6 table forks; 6 table spoons; 6 dessert forks; 3 mustard spoons; and a soup ladle. 140 oz of silver (91)

A CREAMWARE SAUCE LADLE with a shell moulded bowl, an Albany pattern handle, 9 1/2in. (24cm.) long

A brass ladle, early 19th century, 17" long and a brass skimmer, 15" long (2)

A Quantity of Edwardian Flatware, Old English beaded border, engraved initial, comprising six tablespoons, ten table forks, eleven dessert spoons nine dessert forks, five teaspoons, soup ladle and a sauce ladle,(by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1908, 101oz) and Six Edwardian Teaspoons, with fluted bowls, (by William Hutton & Sons, London 1909, 2oz)

A George III Ladle, of fiddle pattern, engraved initial, (by Alexander Henderson, Edinburgh 1808, 6oz)

A George III Caddy Spoon, with elongated oval bowl and reeded handle engraved with initial 'B', (by Thomas Wallis, London 1801, 9.5cm long); A Pair of George III Sauce Ladles, Old English feather edge pattern, with fluted bowls, (by George Smith III & William Fearn, London 1791); A George III Sauce Ladle, fiddle pattern, with engraved initials 'RJE', (maker's mark 'TB', London 1813); A George IV Ladle, fiddle pattern, (maker's mark 'SH', London 1835); A George III Sifter Spoon, Old English pattern

A George III Ladle, Old English pattern, engraved crest, (by George Smith & William Fearn, London 1790); A George III Serving Spoon, Old English pattern, crested, (by Thomas Northcote, London 1789); and A George III Sauce Ladle, Old English pattern, crested, (by William Sumner, London 1790) (total weight 9 1/2 oz) (3)

A George III Soup Ladle, of Old English pattern, engraved crest and initials, (by Adam Graham, Glasgow, circa 1763, maker's mark and town mark struck twice, 37cm long, 7 1/2 oz)

A Blue Printed Pearlware Dinner Service, probably Staffordshire, circa 1835, each piece decorated with a scene of two mandarins and parasol bearer beneath a willow tree, gesturing to temple raised on a rock, all framed by a border filled with C-scrolls comprising: Tree -and-Well dish (stress crack under foot); oval tureen, cover (small loss to ladle aperture); stand (small chip) and ladle; two sauce tureens, covers and stand; three square vegetable tureens and two covers (losses to three); square salad bowl; three large meat dishes (50cm and 55cm); a small meat dish; strainer; sixty seven plates in sizes (viz. thirty four at (25cm) (six cracked); four soups, (24.5cm) (one repaired); nineteen (21.8cm) (fourteen chipped or repaired); three (19.5cm) (repaired); eight (17cm) (two repaired); and three shaped dishes from the en suite dessert service (restored) (91)

A George III silver ladle, Old English pattern, London, 1809, together with four assorted silver table forks and a Victorian example, (6).

A George V silver two handled centrepiece of hexagonal form, on a spreading foot, Sheffield, 1910, Walker & Hall, 40 ozs, together with a small silver ladle.

A Georg Jensen cake slice, 20th century Danish, with fluted silver handle and foliate finial, together with a King's pattern sauce ladle, London 1811 and a Russian silver gilt spoon circa 1870, decorated with a peacock among classical motifs.

A pair of graduated Continental silver toilet jars and covers, a silver fork, London 1821, a white metal ladle and a collection of silver plated items.

A collection of silver plated items to include a teapot, wooden bowl and cut glass biscuit barrel with plated mounts, a silver ashtray, a ceremonial trowel, a ladle and sundry items.

English School 19th century- Portrait of a girl holding a ladle; black and white chalk, oval, 45.5x32cm.

An iron tea kettle, footman, ladle and a copper and brass large vessel (4).

A George III Old English Feather Edge pattern punch ladle with shell bowl, Dublin 1769, maker's mark W.F in a shaped cartouche, 14.75in long, 7oz.

A Victorian silver Old English pattern beaded edge punch ladle by John Round &Son, Sheffield 1898, 13in long, 9 oz.

Eskimo; an Inuit knife, European iron blade with bone grip, native hide sheath, 14.5in overall length; and a birch ladle, the circular bowl with hooked terminal, 7.5in long, diameter of bowl, 4in, North-West Coast, 19th century. (2)

A Queen Anne brass snuffer stand of hexagonal baluster form, loop handle and snuffers lacking, 4.875in high; together with an early 18th century brass ladle with ring terminal, maker's mark present but illegible, 17.625in long. (2)

Cut glass bowl and cover, early - mid 19th century, the hemispherical body with flattened shoulders and short neck, with conical cover and acorn knop, cut all over with bands of hobnail and strawberry diamond, the cover cut at a later date to accommodate a punch ladle. Diameter 29cms 11"

Pair of mid 19th century blue and white plates, titled 'Kirkham Priory, Yorkshire' with wide rose and scrolling foliate border, 22cm, a milk jug and ladle (4).

A Continental white metal soup ladle, a similar sauce ladle, two tablespoons and other items

George III H.M. silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, London 1783, maker William Chawner; also Victorian H.M. silver butter blade and a pair of plated fruit embossed serving spoons.

Whalebone twist handle sauce ladle, 1745 coin inset bowl

Pair Edward VII H.M. silver ornate fretwork serviette rings, Sheffield 1902; also antique plated feathered edge soup ladle

A silver fiddle thread and shell soup ladle 1906 by H A & S, 10ozs.

A silver ladle having whalebone handle by E Morley, ? 1789.

Various kitchenalia including three copper and brass colanders, six jelly moulds and five various brassware items including a skillet and a ladle

George III and later fiddle pattern table silver, comprising eight table forks, seven dessert spoons, ladle, sifter spoon and three dessert forks, various dates and makers, 36oz

Cased set of six rat-tailed teaspoons, nine various forks and spoons, a small ladle, fiddle pattern sugar tongs and foreign silver coloured metal sugar tongs, English silver 16oz

An Extensive Victorian Old English Pattern Canteen of Silver Cutlery, crested, comprising 18 table forks, 18 dessert forks, 12 teaspoons, butter knife, marrow scoop, 6 egg spoons, caddy spoon, mustard spoon, sugar spoon, 4 salt spoons, soup ladle, gravy spoons, sugar tongs, pair of sauce ladles, 18 dessert spoons, and 18 table spoons, London 1865, approx 190 oz, (105) in an oak box

A blue-printed strainer or sifter ladle, with moulded handle, the bowl decorated with a Willow-type pattern, the handle printed with a stylised leaf on the front and leaf sprays underneath, length approximately 16cm, unmarked, circa 1800-10

An Artificers Guild silver mustard pot, designed by Edward Spencer, of bellied form with a hinged domed cover with studded decoration, 8cm., a pepper pot en suite, and a small ladle-like spoon with pine cone finial, the pots with makers marks for London 1935, the mustard with designer's mark.