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A George II punch ladle, with a deep plain oval bowl, a double drop and a turned light coloured wooden handle, probably by George Greenhill Jones (maker's mark partially struck) London 1735, 16.2in (41cm) long.

A George II punch ladle, with a round bowl, single pouring spout and a shaped drop, the handle of turned wood with a baluster end section, by an unascribed maker, possibly John Jones, London 1740, 14. 25in (36.3cm) long. See lot 264 for illustration.

A George II punch ladle, with an embossed and shaped oval bowl, a single pouring spout and a bifurcated stem with a mounted twisted whalebone handle, maker's mark unclear, London 1749, 16.25in (41.3cm) long. See lot 264 for illustration.

A George III punch ladle, with a twisted whalebone handle and an oval bowl with a crimped border, by T Mallory, London c. 1780 (no date letter) 13.75in (35cm) long. See lot 264 for illustration.

Mixed flatware: A pair of George III sauce ladles by John Lambe, London 1780, a set of six George III fiddle teaspoons by William Welch, Exeter 1818, a pair of servers 1902 and a punch ladle, 11oz weighable silver. (11)

A George III Scottish punch ladle, with a whalebone handle and a shallow circular initialled bowl, maker's mark "WH", Edinburgh c. 1810, together with a George III Scottish wine funnel (lacking strainer) marks worn, c. 1800, 1.5oz. weighable silver. (2)

AN EPNS CASED SET OF TWELVE APOSTLE TEA SPOONS, a CASED SET OF EIGHT GRAPEFRUIT SPOONS & A KNIFE, a CASED ART DECO FRUIT SET,: six Spoons, six Forks & a Serving Spoon, a CASED SET OF FISH CUTLERY,: six Forks and four Knives (incomplete), an EPNS OLD ENGLISH SOUP LADLE, and a SALT

A Scottish provincial silver Old English pattern toddy ladle by William Scott I, circa 1785 together with an Old English feather edge pattern teaspoon by the same maker, initialled (2)

A William IV silver fiddle pattern toddy ladle by John Heron (possibly of Greenock), marked for Glasgow 1836, initialled, 16.5cm, 0.75oz

A George III silver Old English pattern cream ladle, maker's mark indistinct, London 1800, the circular bowl drilled as a sifter, initialled, 14cm

A George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, London circa 1818, marks very rubbed, initialled, 18cm, 1.5oz

A William IV silver fiddle and shell pattern cream ladle, maker's mark indistinct, London 1834, 12cm and a Victorian silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, maker RW, Exeter 1842, 17.5cm, 3oz (2)

A modern silver King's pattern flatware service, maker AHN (in an inverted heart shape strike), London 1974, comprising: eight table forks, eight dessert forks, six table spoons, eight dessert spoons, eight soup spoons, seven teaspoons, a pair of salad servers, a sauce ladle (1973), a cream ladle, three butterknives, 104oz, together with eight matching silver handled tableknives (AHN, Sheffield 1973), eight cheese knives, also eight pairs of silver fish knives and forks (AHN, London 1974) together with six electroplate pastry forks by Mappin & Webb, six tea knives, a pastry slice and a butterknife (98)

A George III silver shell pattern caddy spoon with Onslow pattern handle, marks worn, short cracks to bowl, circa 1775; a sauce ladle with feathered borders, marks worn, circa 1785; and a pair of fiddle pattern tablespoons, Dublin 1828 by Jas le Bas, 4oz. (3)

A silver Hanovarian pattern rat-tail soup ladle and matching sauce ladle, Sheffield 1933-34; together with four fiddle pattern tablespoons, Sheffield 1903, total weight, 21oz.

A George III Scottish punch ladle, the bowl engraved initials, with twisted whalebone handle, makers mark (only) WM (William Mill, Montrose), 14" long.

An Ivory Study of Travelling Monk by Chikusai, 19th century, smiling and seated whilst he eases his left foot from his zori, he carries his straw mat and his ladle on his back, signed Chikusai, 3.7cm.; 1 3/8in.

Victorian single struck Kings Pattern Scottish soup ladle by RN, Edinburgh 1893, 5oz.

A Royal Doulton Art Deco Felicity pattern part dinner service, for twelve, comprising three graduated meat plates, sauce tureen, cover, ladle and stand, two vegetable tureens and covers, gravy boat, 26cm plates, 23.5cm plates, 20cm plates, each brightly printed with stylised harebells, flowers and foliage, in yellow, orange, blue and green, printed marks, c.1930

An EPNS canteen of Old English pattern flatware, for twelve, comprising dinner knives, forks and spoons, dessert knives, forks and spoons, soup spoons, tea spoons, egg spoons, serving spoons, salt and mustard spoons, sauce ladles, soup ladle, etc, fitted in oak floorstanding cabinet

Silver bowl ladle, with turned wood handle, hallmark recertified, ca. 1890 €30-50

19th Century horn handled silver brandy ladle, some repairs, marks rubbed

Late Victorian plated soup tureen and cover, of part reeded oval form, the domed cover with looped handle the body applied with 2 turned wood handles, on foliate pad feet, 33.5cm, together with a fiddle and shell pattern plated soup ladle (3)

Hester Bateman - George III silver old English pattern soup ladle, engraved with scrolling initial 'D', London 1790, 34.5cm long

Silver George III old English pattern sugar sifter, the bowl pierced with crosses, by William and Peter Bateman, London 1808, 13.5cm long, and a Scottish silver fiddle pattern toddy ladle, Edinburgh 1810, 14.5cm (2)

A good Mappin & Webb canteen of silver cutlery, in Old English feather edge pattern, the set hallmarked for London 1917, comprising: A pair of fish servers, 12 pairs of fish knives and forks, 12 pairs of cake knives and forks, 6 pairs of dessert spoons and forks (less 1 spoon), 18 dinner forks, 9 teaspoons (of 12), 6 egg spoons, 4 salt spoons, 1 mustard spoon, 12 coffee spoons, 2 carving sets (less 1 fork), a butter knife, 12 soup spoons, a sugar sifter, a pair of ladles, 2 fruit spoons, a large gravy spoon, a soup ladle, grape scissors and 2 pairs of (silver) nut crackers (110 pieces) (knives missing) in a mahogany table canteen

An early 18th century Mote spoon, a George IV silver butter knife, an 1892 silver Apostle spoon, a Victorian strainer 1843, and ten pieces of assorted Georgian and Victorian silver flatware including spoons, ladle, and a caddy spoon etc. See lot 802 for illustration.

An early Victorian silver ladle, London 1839, maker 'J.B.', 34cm long, two George III silver serving spoons by Peter William Bateman, London 1813, and two by John, Henry and Chas Lias, London 1831

A George III silver and whale bone handled toddy ladle, and a silver plated winefunnel, early 19th century

A Victorian brandy ladle by George Angel (?) 1858, and an 18th century silver mote spoon, marks indistinct

A large and impressive W.M.F. plated metal and clear glass punch bowl, cover and ladle, the broad oviform vessel engraved with sinuous bands and geometric motifs, resting within a stylish geometric base with elliptical loop handles, the domed cover having an openwork finial, 36cm high, the ladle embellished en-suite, all with stamped maker's marks

A selection of Georg Jensen flat-ware, designed by Sigvard Bernadotte, comprising six forks, 19cm., seven smaller forks, 17.7cm., five serving forks, graduating in size, 20.5cm.-11cm., two knives with steel blades, 17cm., four spoons 19.5cm. and six smaller spoons, 18.5cm., five spoons with oval bowls and graduating in size, 24cm.- 15cm., and a sauce ladle, 18.5cm. (36)

Booths part dinner service, decorated with 'Real Old Willow' pattern, in underglaze blue transfer, with gilt borders, consisting of 12 (24cm 9.5") plates, 3 graduated meat plates, cheese dish and cover, lidded sauce tureen and ladle (20)

An Edwardian two drawer table canteen of one hundred and two pieces of matched Kings pattern cutlery, the knives with replacement stainless steel blades, comprising carving knife, fork and steel, three condiment spoons, six coffee spoons, twelve table forks, twelve table knives, twelve dessert spoons, twelve dessert forks, a butter knife, twelve teaspoons, two sauce ladles, two basting spoons and a ladle, various makers and dates, mostly W H & Sons Ltd, London 1906-1911, weighable silver 162oz.

A Victorian silver Kings pattern soup ladle, with monogram, London 1852 by George William Adams

A silver pierced oval salt cellar, with blue glass liner, on four ball and claw feet, Chester 1914, and an Old English and beaded sugar ladle, with pierced bowl, London 1810

A 19th Century silver toddy ladle of oval form with inset George III shilling inscribed "are you in pain dear caudle la grande C" Dublin, August 1881, the whale bon handle a.f. also two other toddy ladles with distressed handles, all unmarked.

A Danish silver sauce ladle by Georg Jensen.

A ninety-seven piece Etruscan pattern glazed earthenware dinner service by Elkin, Knight and Bridgwood, 1827-1840. The service comprising five pairs of meat dishes, two open entree dishes, a pair of sauce boats and pierced handle stands, a lidded sauce tureen and pierced handle stand, a pair of lidded vegetable dishes and pierced handle stands, a lidded soup tureen pierced handle stand and ladle, twenty-three dinner plates, twelve soup plates, five side plates and twelve tankards. (Two tankards chipped to base). (97)

An Extensive "British Scenery" Blue Printed Pearlware Dinner Service, circa 1820, each with a rural view framed by a blue border of cabbage and dog roses, comprising tree-and-well carving dish (46.6cm), ten serving dishes (in five sizes, one with oval strainer), two vegetable tureens and covers, third vegetable tureen and a cover, soup tureen, cover and matching ladle, sauce tureen and cover; sauce boat, thirty-two dinner plates, nine soup plates, printed scroll title (plates chipped and cracked, chips and occasional cracks to other pieces) (59)

A Toddy Ladle, with oval bowl and reeded border, engraved initials, (39cm long); Another Silver Mounted Toddy Ladle, with circular bowl, coin inset and twisted handle with silver mounts, (33cm long); A Set of Twelve Silver Mounted Fruit Knives and Forks, with straight pistol style handles, (by George Howson, Sheffield 1898), A Set of Six Butter Spreaders, with pearl handle; and Two Dutch Strainer Spoons

A George III Wine Funnel, the detachable top with shaped clip and reeded border, (by Henry Chawner, London, 1792, 4cm, 3oz) and A Georgian Toddy Ladle, the oval bowl with coin inset to turned handle, (35cm long) (2)

Maddock Tureen With Ladle

Silver Ladle With Embossed Detail, Silver Rimmed Mustard Pot With Silver Ladle

A copper funnel, a brass ladle with iron haudle, two brass saucepans, late 19th/early 20th Century.

A Russian silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, marked for 1908-1917, 19.25cm, 6.5oz

A George III silver punch ladle, maker IM or JM, London 1800, of plain oval shape with single lip, inset with a coin, inscribed and fitted with a twisted whalebone handle, 31cm

A Victorian silver King's pattern soup ladle by George Adams, London 1843, crested, 34.5cm, 9.25oz

A silver Hanoverian pattern spoon by Richard Pargeter, London 1739, A William IV fiddle pattern table spoon by Charles Lias, London 1837 together with two Old English pattern dessert spoons and a cream ladle, 6oz (5)

A fiddle and thread pattern ladle and a similar basting spoon, engraved with armorial of a talbot and motto 'semper vigilians' and sundry cutlery

A graduated set of three copper and brass milk measures, a brass long handled ladle and four various pewter/Britannia metal items.

A Doulton Burslem "Honiton" pattern graduated pair of meat plates, together with the matching vegetable and sauce tureens with lids and a similar sauce ladle.

Plated bread fork with silver collar and twist carved ivory handle, silver ladle, London 1904, and an assortment of silver and ivory handled cutlery (15).

A collection of small silver, comprising; an embossed silver mounted rectangular bridge marker with sliding covers, a painted ivory panel and easel back, Chester 1908, 8.5cm long (3.25 in), a pocket diary with silver cover embossed with a horse and carriage, London 1904 by William Comyns, a silver and mother of pearl rattle, Birmingham 1910, a shell bowl caddy spoon, 1933, a four division toast rack, 1967 by Deakin and Francis, a damaged bell, and a George III horn handled toddy ladle the bowl with inset coin

A George III old English pattern caddy spoon with bright-cut engraved handle with initials, London 1784, the makers mark over struck by the Lion Passant, and an Albany pattern sauce ladle with a shell shaped bowl, Sheffield 1864

A fiddle pattern part table service with initial 'C', Sheffield 1907 by John Round, comprising; twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, six table forks, four table spoons and a Scottish sauce ladle, Edinburgh 1831 by Marshall and Sons, 2079g (66.75 oz), in an oak canteen

An old English pattern soup ladle engraved with a crest, London 1906 by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, 276g (8.75 oz)

An early 20th century Albany pattern soup ladle, London 1902 by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd, 283g (9 oz)

A rose bowl, with two flying double-scroll handles, an embossed girdle and a moulded border, and engraved with a presentation inscription, Sheffield 1938 by Walker & Hall, 17.75cm (7 in) diameter, 572g (18.25 oz), and a George III horn handled punch ladle the spiral fluted bowl with inset coin

A pair of Doulton Lambeth twin handled pots, dated 1878, each with plated rims, on a plated stand stamped HB, together with a sifter spoon and ladle, pots 8cm each