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A Continental silver Fiddle pattern ladle, maker's mark AR a star, circa 1811-14, with French 1811-14 occupation marks; 2 salts, London, 1741/69 and 2 salt spoons, Birmigham, 1838 and a German vase, circa 1890 550gr, 17oz 6dwt

Canteen of Old English pattern table silver, Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield, 1910/11, initialled M, comprising: 12 tablespoons 24 table forks 12 dessert spoons 24 dessert forks 11 teaspoons 6 egg spoons 2 serving spoons soup ladle grape scissors 3 sauce ladles cheese scoop butter knife mahogany canteen case 5950gr, 191oz 4dwt

Hourglass pattern table silver, mostly William Eley/Eley & Fearn, London, 1805/10/17/21/24, 12 tablespoons 9 table forks 12 dessert spoons 12 dessert fork 6 teaspoons serving spoons pair of salad servers a soup ladle a fish slice sugar tongs 2 salt spoons520 0gr, 167oz 2dwt

A Persian punch bowl, stand and ladle, modern, stylised foliate borders, case 49cm, 19in diameter of stand, 4000gr

Four Victorian silver-gilt salts, Arthur Sibley, London, 1876, circular stands draped with classical swags; mustard, London, 1837, Joseph & John Angell, melon-shaped and , miscellaneous silver:, pair of meat skewers, George Adams, London, 1858; pair of fish servers, George Adams, London, 1869; fish slice, Charles Eley, London, 1827; asparagus server, London, 1819; pair of serving spoons, Elkington & Co., Birmingham,1912; another pair, Hougham, Royes & East Dix, London, 1778; soup ladle, Elkington & Co., Birmingham, 1904; two casters; part pierced bonbon dishes; 5 salt spoons; caster, circa 1800, with marks probably concealed by loading 2550gr, 81oz 18dwt

A George II silver sauceboat & Old English pattern ladle, Henry Bayley, London, 1751, ladle London, 1810, crested oval, leaf capped scroll handle 21.5cm, 8in wide, 350gr, 11oz 2dwt

A QUANTITY OF VARIOUS SILVER CUTLERY comprising a pair of salad servers, Sheffield 1910, HA, a pair of fiddle pattern teaspoons London, 1864, George Angell, a sauce ladle, London, 1928, D.F., A Victorian child's spoon, a child's fork, a pair of bone-handled pickle forks, Sheffield, 1879, A Norwegian silver sauce ladle and a napkin ring, Sheffield, 1911, in all 10.5ozs, (326gms) inclusive

A QUANTITY OF SUNDRY SILVER CUTLERY comprising: An old-English tablespoon London, 1785, Charles Hougham (incuse duty mark), Two other George III old- English tablespoons, A George III fiddle pattern tablespoons, Two George III old-English pattern dessert spoons, A Victorian fiddle pattern dessert spoon, A Victorian old English pattern sauce ladle, A George IV old-English pattern fish knife and another, Victorian, A pair of Victorian fiddle and shell pattern sugar tongs, Edinburgh 1839, DH, A Victorian old-English pattern strainer ladle, A Victorian old English jam spoon, engraved scrollwork, A pair of early 20th-century cake servers and A tablespoon, Sheffield, 1943, 23ozs, (715gms) (16)

A GEORGE III SILVER SOUP LADLE of Old English pattern, bright-cut engraved, the bowl of shell-fluted form, the interior fire-gilt, London, 1787, maker H.I. (or possibly IH inverted), engraved blackletter initials C.U.O., 5 ozs, (155gms),

A Georg Jensen silver sauce ladle, with deep eliptical bowl and the handle with central slender beaded knop and a bud finial, 14cm. long, maker's marks, Copenhagen mark for 1927 and London import marks for 1927.

A pair of early 20th Century EPNS fish servers with horn handles, a soup ladle and a pair of salad servers.

An early 20th century pottery part dinner service printed with the Kendal pattern in blue by Myott & Sons, comprising two tureens, one meatdish, six plates, two sauceboats, stands and cover and a ladle.

A rattail Hanoverian pattern soup ladle with a circular bowl and engraved a hedgehog crest. Makers Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1926. 7.5oz.

A sterling silver soup ladle, acanthus scroll bowl, slender handle with scroll pattern terminal, 6oz.

A collection of King's pattern silver flatware, London 1827, 1835, 1854; to include two large and one small ladle, six spoons and four forks. 1227.7g, 39.4oz.

A George V Old English pattern soup ladle, 5.5oz.

An Edwardian sifting spoon; and a sterling silver Onslow pattern sauce ladle.

A George III Old English pattern soup ladle, London 1793, possibly by William Sumner, 5.25oz.

A pair of George III Old English pattern sauce ladles, London 1793, possibly by George Wintle; and another sauce ladle possibly by Thomas Dealtry, London 1789. (3)

A GILT METAL FIRE GUARD, mounted with neo-classical style trophy, 74cm high; four brass fire irons; a brass crumb brush; a brass Canterbury; a brass ladle; a ships bell and a pair of scissors. (10)

A ROYAL DOULTON "NORFOLK" PATTERN BLUE TRANSFER PRINTED DINNER SERVICE: two octagonal Tureens & Covers, one Sauce Tureen, Cover, Ladle & Stand, one Sauce Boat & Stand, twelve 10.5" Plates, eight 7.5" Plates, three 6.5" Plates, one Cream Jug, one Meat Dish, two Soup Plates, six Saucers. Approximately 43 pieces.

A George III silver toddy ladle with beaded edge inset with a George III coin with a whale bone twist handle, 37cm long.

Georg Jensen 'Acorn' pattern table silver, Denmark, post 1945, comprising: 12 table spoons 12 table forks 12 dessert spoons 12 dessert forks 12 fish forks 12 fish knives 12 bouillon spoons 8 teaspoons 11 coffee spoons a pair of fish servers a medium serving spoon a medium serving fork a small serving spoon a small serving fork a serving spoon a cake server a sifter spoon a meat fork a cold cut fork a small sauce ladle a butter knife 3 lobster picks with steel tines/blades 12 table knives 12 dessert knives 12 fruit knives 9 pastry forks a cake knife a cheese knife a small serving spoon a small serving fork (168 pieces)

Keeling & Co. late Meyers blue and white printed sauce tureen on stand with ladle and sauceboat and a blue and white printed WIllow pattern meat plate (5)

A George Jones majolica dish, circa 1870, realistically modelled as a thrush perched on a branch between two nests, with trefoil shaped dish below, the dish moulded with strawberry plants and ferns on a turquoise ground and with a leaf moulded sifter, ladle and serving spoon en suite, impressed registration lozenge for 8th March 1870, restored, 10.75" wide

18th century Norwegian silver toddy ladle, the bowl inset coin bears head of Frederich IV, the exterior of the bowl chased 'M.P.D. 1735', the handle moulded floral and scroll decoration, with hook, 16cm long.

George III silver old English pattern ladle, by William Eley and William Fearn, bears initial M, London 1816, approx' 6ox, 33cm long.

Composite set of thirteen Kings pattern silver tea spoons, seven by makers mark HH, London, 1851, four with makers mark PA, Glasgow, 1822, and two with makers mark JA over JS, London 1880, approx 11ozs, together with a Victorian Scottish silver toddy ladle in Kings pattern, makers mark J & W M Glasgow, 1850.

George III silver and whale bone punch ladle, the rubbed marks possibly London 1818, 33cm, and an Indian white metal bowl, the sides embossed and chased with tropical animals, 5cm high, 9cm diameter (2).

A pearlware sauce ladle, with scroll moulded handle, printed in underglaze blue with trees, within a 'Willow pattern' border, 15.2cm long (6"), circa 1850

A pearlware soup ladle, the round bowl, printed in underglaze blue with the Willow pattern, 31.5cm long (12 1/2"), circa 1850

A Wedgwood creamware rectangular soup tureen, cover and ladle, with two loop handles and loop knop, painted in brown with a leaf band, within brown line borders, 37.5cm wide overall (14 3/4"), the tureen incised 28, circa 1820 (cracks)

Henry Chawner and John Eames Georgian silver brandy ladle, with turned wooden handle, hallmark HC and IE London 1796, bowl 10cm diameter.

A TREEN SHALLOW BOX the sliding rectangular lid revealing twenty four square lidded compartments, box 6 3/4in. (17cm.) x 4 1/2in. (11.5cm.), together with a wooden toddy ladle, an oval box with hinged lid to one end and a mahogany box containing three bone dice and a bone dice top (a lot)

A VICTORIAN DISH Decorated with a courting couple, 1882, 11.5cm., a sifter ladle, 1866, a Russian spoon with niello decoration, probably 1861, and a plated skewer. (4)

KINGS PATTERN Ten table spoons, six by WB 1829, four by Elizabeth Eaton 1857; six table forks by Elizabeth Eaton, 1857; seven dessert spoons, five by Elizabeth Eaton, 1857, and two by George Adams, 1853; a soup ladle by Elizabeth Eaton, 1857; and a bread knife, the handle by Barnett Henry Abrahams, Sheffield, 1897, 75oz all in (25)

A GEORGE III SUGAR LADLE with Victorian repousse decoration, by George Smith III and William Fearn, 1791, 1.5oz

KINGS PATTERN plated, comprising 10 table spoons; 10 table forks; 10 dessert spoons; 12 dessert forks; 12 fish forks; 12 fish knives; 10 dessert forks; 12 teaspoons; 12 dessert knives; 4 coffee spoons; 4 mustard spoons; soup ladle; gravy spoon; sugar ladle; sauce ladle; crumb scoop; pickle fork; jam spoon; mustard spoon. (116)

OLD ENGLISH PATTERN: A SOUP LADLE probably by William Fountain, 1807, 5.5.oz

FIDDLE THREAD PATTERN A William IV fish slice with pierced blade, possibly by William Key, 1830; and a fiddle pattern sugar ladle, 1841, 8oz (2)

OLD ENGLISH PATTERN soup ladle, by John Edward Bingham, Sheffield, 1889, 9oz; and two fiddle pattern sauce ladles, by W. R. Sobey, Exeter, 1846 and by William Pope, Exeter, 1836, these 2.75oz. (11.75 oz total) (3)

FIDDLE PATTERN Five table spoons by William Woodman and by RW, Exeter, 1823-1836; five table forks, three 1813, two Exeter 1820 and another date; two dessert spoons, Exeter; and a sauce ladle, Exeter, 27oz (13)

19th Century Scottish silver toddy ladle, fiddle pattern, also three Old English Georgian tablespoons and another Kings pattern tablespoon. (6)

George IV silver Old English soup ladle by JL, London, 1829.

Brass box in the form of a casket inscribed ''G. Spencer'', a coronation bank, a wind instrument, a pewter ladle, a Parker pen and further early 20th Century pen with gold mounts. (6)

A silver fiddle pattern ladle, George Jackson & David Fullerton, London 1912, a George III Old English pattern ladle, London 1801, a pair of Scottish fiddle and shell pattern sauce ladles, Edinburgh 1813, a sifting spoon, Mitchell & Son, G lasgow 1824 (5)

A George III silver ladle, Old English pattern, London 1787, engraved family crest, 13.5" long

An early Victorian Scottish provincial punch ladle,+ with a twisted whale bone handle and a plain oval bowl, by Robert Keay II, Perth c. 1840, 13.6in (34.5cm). Marks: R K [twice], double headed eagle [twice].

A George III Scottish provincial cream or toddy ladle,+ with a deep circular bowl, initialled `J', by James Irskine, Aberdeen, c. 1800, 6. 2in (15.5cm). Marks: J E, animals head, thistle, 0.5oz.

A canteen of Kings pattern flatware comprising: twelve tablespoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert spoons and twelve dessert forks, by Francis Higgins, London 1862, two sauce ladles and ten teaspoons by Francis Higgins, London 1897, all of the above crested to match, together with : twelve cake forks, twelve hors d'oeuvres forks, twelve bouillon spoons, a sauce ladle and five coffee spoons, by Charles Boyton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1926/28, together with following eleven.

A George IV Scottish provincial soup ladle,+ Old English pattern, initialled "W" by William Jamieson, Aberdeen c. 1820. Marks: WJ, ABD, gothic letter, ABD, 5.5oz.

A modern sugar caster of inverted baluster form,+ an Edwardian swing handled bon bon dish and a Victorian sifter ladle mixed makers and dates, 11oz. (3)

A late 19th century Russian fiddle pattern soup ladle,+ Moscow, 1882 and a Russian engraved napkin ring, 7oz. (2)

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER FIDDLE & THREAD TABLE FORKS, with crested handles, London 1791, Makers George Smith & William Fearn, Weight approximately 4 ounces, and a SILVER OLD ENGLISH SAUCE LADLE, London 1798, Maker WS. (4)

A SET OF VICTORIAN SCOTTISH SILVER OLD ENGLISH RAT TAIL CUTLERY, the handles with interlaced initials: nine Table Forks, a Table Spoon, two Dessert Spoons, two Dessert Forks, and a Sauce Ladle. Edinburgh 1891. Makers Hamilton & Inches. Weight approximately 32 ounces. (15)

An Edward VII rat tail pattern soup ladle, by Elkington & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1905 (crested - weight 7.5ozs)

A Victorian fiddle pattern sauce ladle, engraved initials. Makers Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London, 1861.

A French early 19th century silver punch ladle, the fluted double lipped oval bowl with a whalebone twist handle.

A William IV Queen's husk pattern soup ladle engraved a stag's head crest, with an oval bowl. London, 1838. 10 oz. (See lot 50 for illustration)

A Victorian Soup Ladle, of fiddle pattern, by J Muir Jr, Glasgow 1896, 9oz