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Three Fiddle pattern mustard spoons; two 'ladle' bowl salt spoons; and four other spoons (one plate)

A George III silver punch ladle, circa 1780, oval coin-set bowl, twist whalebone handle

A George III silver punch ladle, circa 1780, initialled oval bowl, twist whalebone handle

Assorted silver, comprising: a punch ladle, circa 1780, coin-set, circular, twist whalebone handle; a waiter, London, 1834, crested circular, embossed foliage below applied scroll border, three volute supports; two cream jugs, Sheffield, 1897 and Chester, 1908, the former crested bombe circular, the other can-shaped with flared lip; and a Fiddle & Thread pattern butter knife, London, 1820, {19oz excluding punch ladle}

Assorted silver, mostly post 1900 dates, comprising: a snuff box, Taylor & Perry, Birmingham, 1835, engine-turned, oblong; a toddy ladle, Edinburgh, circa 1820, twist whalebone handle; a sugar bowl, girdled flared circular; a 'souvenir' spoon inscribed 'Teignmouth'; an ashtray, shaped circular, crown grips, centre set with Edward VIII coronoation coin; a scissors scabbard, oblong; a wine taster, 'Bordeaux' type set with a George III penny and foreign; two South American Mate straws, {12oz weighable}

A George III silver punch ladle, maker's mark rubbed, London, 1765, of fluted oval double-lipped bowl initialled *S*W*I*, slender baluster-turned wood handle

A George III Old English Thread pattern silver basting spoon, makers William Eley Fearn and Chawner, London, 1808 (initialled); together with a Victorian silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, London, 1898 (monogrammed)

A group of flatware, comprising; comprising; Jersey; a fiddle pattern tea spoon with crest, mark of Thomas de Gruchy, circa 1822-31, Russia; a fiddle pattern salt spoon with crest, Nikols Karl & Plinke, St Petersburg 1859 master Alexander Nikolajewitsch, an early 18th century Dutch Hanoverian pattern dessert fork, Amsterdam marks, date letter D, makers mark a script 'S.L', London; a fiddle pattern sauce ladle with initials, 1823 by John Harris IV, a fiddle and thread pattern sauce ladle with crest, 1854 by G W Adams, a shell bowl and ropetwist handled salt spoon, 1860 and a trefid end tea spoon, 1900

A collection of eight English provincial spoons and a fork, comprising; Newcastle; an old English pattern dessert spoon and fork with monograms, 1881 by Reid & Sons (Christian John Reid), York; two old English pattern tea spoons, initial 'P', 1825-26, another fiddle pattern with initial 'B' 1828-29 all three by Barber, Cattle and North, and a fiddle pattern caddy ladle with monogram, 1845 by Barber & North, Exeter; a fiddle pattern dessert spoon, 1841 by William Pope, a small fiddle pattern sauce ladle with monogram, 1845 by John Osment, and Salford; a fiddle pattern tea spoon, makers mark of Patrick Leonard hallmarked at Chester 1844

A Victorian old English pattern soup ladle with a crest, London 1853 by Lias and Lias - 6 oz

A William IV Scottish single struck bastard King's pattern soup ladle with shoulders and a crest, Glasgow 1831 by Robert Gray & Son - 7 oz

A late George II old English pattern shell bowl soup ladle with crest, London 1756 by Elias Cachart - 8 oz

A George III fiddle pattern soup ladle with a crest, London 1819 by Sarah Purver, 6 1/2 oz

A rat tail pattern table service with crests, Sheffield 1926-8 by Mappin and Webb, 358 oz of weighable silver, in a fitted canteen with six trays, comprising; Tray 1; thirty two table knives with steel blades, a pair of meat carvers, and a pair of game carvers. Tray 2; eighteen fish knives and seventeen fish forks, a pair of fish servers and two mother of pearl handled fruit knives Tray 3; thirty three cheese knives, fifteen table forks, seventeen coffee spoons, three table knives, and a pickle fork. Tray 4; thirty three dessert spoons, ten tea spoons, nine pairs of silver and mother of pearl handled tea knives. Tray 5; nineteen table forks, thirty four dessert forks, eleven tea spoons, and four George III and later old English pattern salt spoons, various dates and makers. Tray 6; a soup ladle, a pair of sauce ladles, a pair of small sauce ladles, and four plated nut cracks. - 358 oz of weighable silver, the canteen with a label 'Mappin & Webb Ltd, Oxford St. London W

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

A George III punch ladle, the shaped and lobed oval bowl inset with George III 1787 sixpence, with twisted whalebone handle, 13ins overall

An Old English pattern table service by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield, comprising - twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, ten dessert spoons, pair of table spoons, soup ladle and gravy spoon (38 pieces), with twelve table knives with ivorine handles and twelve matching dessert knives, contained in oak canteen (Presentation incription "To Pipe Major R. Reith, etc, October 21st 1907")

A GEORGIAN BRASS LADLE with wrought iron handle, the oval shaped bowl with pouring lip, 24" wide.

A George III silver gilt florally embossed toddy ladle with turned whale bone handle, Edinburgh 1822, maker W&P Cunningham.

A SILVER PLATED CANTEEN OF CUTLERY by Fenton Brothers Ltd., Sheffield consisting of one hundred pieces including knives, forks, teaspoons, dessert spoons, soup spoons, carving set, soup ladle etc. contained within a mahogany case with serpentine front and square tapering legs, 17" wide.

An early 20th Century French silver 74 piece canteen of cutlery for 12, the fiddle, thread, egg and dart pattern pieces comprising 12 tablespoons, knives and forks, 12 dessert spoons, knives and forks, sauce ladle and sifter spoon, contained in a red morocco case marked Levasseur Paris

A George III Scottish silver ladle with fiddle pattern end, long stem and circular bowl, Edinburgh 1813 with W.M mark

A late 18th Century Continental sifter spoon, the pierced oblong bowl with reeded handle; an early 19th Century Continental serving spoon; an embossed cherub 'mount'; and an old English pattern sauce ladle, Sheffield (4).

A mid 18th Century old English pattern soup ladle, engraved crest, with shell moulded bowl, London (marks rubbed).

A 19th Century English blue and white sauce tureen ladle, with floral printed handle, 5 1/2" long.

A 58 piece Doulton Burslem Melrose dinner service c 1910 comprising 12 large and 10 slightly smalled dinner plates, 12 soup plates, 12 side plates, 4 graduating meat plates, two tureens, one tureen and plate, one sauce boat and stand, one tureen and stand and ladle

A Willow pattern teapot warmer, a blue and white ladle and a jug

Continental silver coloured metal cutlery comprising large ladle, gravy spoon, pair of fish servers, twelve large forks, twelve large spoons, in case, together with a cased set of twelve small forks, cased set of salad servers, cased set of twelve large knives, and a cased set of twelve small knives.

French silver coloured metal ladle in case, and various Continental silver coloured metal items, twelve spoons in case, cased set of ten spoons, twelve teaspoons in case.

George III plain punch ladle with wood twist handle, marks indistinct.

Victorian fiddle, thread and shell sauce ladle, London 1841; half reeded small jug and two handled sugar basin; and a miniature cream jug, 7 1/2oz.

18th Century punch ladle with spiral fluted and reeded decoration with Queen Anne coin inset, turned wood handle, 13".

18th Century punch ladle, the round bowl with embossed decoration and with central George II coin inset, dated 1723, turned wood handle.

Set of four George III hour glass pattern teaspoons, the bowls with shell backs, London 1812, a Victorian fiddle and thread teaspoon cut as a fork, London 1842, a George IV fiddle pattern sauce ladle, London 1830 and an Old English pattern ladle, Sheffield 1948, 10 1/2".

George IV Kings pattern fish knife, London 1825; a Victorian kings pattern ladle; five William IV fiddle pattern salt spoons Edinburgh 1835; and six George III hour glass pattern salt spoons (marks rubbed). 11oz.

Victorian Old English and thread table silver, comprising two tablespoons, a sauce ladle, three dessert forks, four teaspoons and two salt spoons, various dates, 22 1/2 ozs.

19th century Staffordshire blue and white transfer printed tureen and cover, 12"; Wedgwood willow pattern rectangular dish 10"; a large ladle with similar decoration; and a shaped square dish 9 1/2".

A silver punch ladle, the bowl of scalloped form and wrythen turned whalebone handle, (splits to bowl)

An extensive 19th Century Staffordshire Ironstone dinner service decorated flowers and foliage in various colouring, pattern no. 767 comprising: twenty four soup bowls, fifty one dinner plates; sixteen sweet plates; seventeen cheese plates; six side plates; six 7in. oblong two-handled sauce tureens and covers with one ladle; a square-shaped fruit stand; an 8.75in. square-shaped bowl; two square-shaped vegetable tureens; a soup tureen cover; a 5in. oval dish; an 11.75in. circular stilton stand; three graduated oblong meat plates; a pair of 17in. meat plates; five oblong tureen stands; and a meat plate drainer, blue printed mark possibly JBCS (extensive crazing, chips and cracks).

A five piece ivory-backed dressing table set; a pair of electroplated salad servers; a fiddle-pattern electroplated soup ladle; and a brass electric table lamp.

A suite of flatware and cutlery, the flatware engraved initial 'P' by Walker & Hall comprising; twelve table forks; twelve table knives; eleven dessert forks; eleven dessert knives; twelve dessert spoons; twelve tablespoons; a pair of game carvers; a pair of beef carvers and steel; ten teaspoons; six egg spoons; a pair of sauce ladles; a gravy spoon; a soup ladle; a pair of fish carvers; a pickle fork; a pair of sugar tongs; a sugar spoon; a pair of salt spoons, contained within an oak three drawer canteen enclosed by a lockable panel doors, with presentation plaque to top.

A gravy boat, oval with cut rim, scroll handle on pad feet, by Viners; an Old English pattern ladle, in velvet lined case, 4oz.

A Welsh spoon, a butter mould, a carved spoon, a wheel mould, a long stemmed ladle, three acorn treen containers and a treen pot. (9)

SILVER - A George III toddy ladle with oval bowl, silver tipped twisted whalebone stem, 7in long, sponsor's mark rubbed, London 1804; another, with round bowl, 6.5in long, probably Elizabeth Muns, marks rubbed, London c.1770; a Scottish provincial oval toddy ladle bowl, Charles Murray, Perth, c.1816, handle missing (3)

A George IV Scottish silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, Edinburgh 1822

A plated cruet stand fitted 6 glass condiments and a plated soup ladle

A George II silver toddy ladle with serpentine oval bowl and turned wood handle, 1741

A George III silver toddy ladle with coin inset bowl and baleen handle

A George III Old English pattern silver soup ladle, 1776

A George III silver sauce ladle and sundry silver and plated flatware

A William IV silver kings pattern soup ladle, makers initials MC 1836, together with a similar sauce ladle 1822

A contemporary silver soup ladle by Michael Bolton having a hammered circular bowl, part silver, part bamboo handle with silver terminal, London 1977

A cased set of 2 Victorian novelty silver serving spoons and a matching sifter ladle, the finials cast as Mr Punch, Judy and Toby, makers Horace Woodward and Co. Ltd. 1889

A George II silver toddy ladle modelled as a whelk shell and engraved and chased with a coat of arms within a floral cartouche with turned mahogany handle, marks rubbed, 1755?

Two blue-printed ladles: a Spode soup ladle in the Italian pattern with a sheet floral design on the moulded handle, overall length 31cm, printed upper-case mark, circa 1815-33 (hair crack in bowl, handle repaired); and a Copeland sauce ladle in the Tower pattern with blue-leaf lining on the handle, overall length 15cm, printed and impressed Spode Imperial marks, circa 1890-1900 (some rubbing to rim of bowl)

A Copeland late Spode Greek series soup tureen and cover made for the Drapers Company, of oval shape on a broad foot, with moulded ram's head handles and recumbent ram knop, printed overall in blue with the usual border design of vases and classical figure panels and the cover with a central panel of four animals, both body and cover with cut-outs containing the company's full arms with supporters, crest, and motto "Unto God Only Be Honour and Glory", overall length 37.7cm, printed "Copeland / late Spode" marks and impressed crown on base, circa 1847-67 (very small chip to edge of ladle hole on cover). Note that this tureen shape normally has loop handles and knop, replaced on this example by moulded designs possibly specially commissioned to reflect the Drapers Company's armorial crest

A Set of Matched Victorian, Edwardian & Later Cutlery with beaded Old English handles : five Table Forks and five Dessert Forks, London 1879, Maker Martin Hall & Co., one Table Fork and one Dessert Fork, Sheffield 1922, Martin Hall & Co., five Table Spoons, six Dessert Spoons, a Soup Ladle and a pair of Sauce Ladles, Sheffield 1910, Martin Hall & Co.. Combined weight approximately 59 ounces.

A George III Silver Crested Old English Sauce Ladle, London 1790. Maker Robert Cruikshank.

A plated ladle and serving spoon marked Alex R Clarke & Co, Welbeck

A Victorian silver christening spoon and fork, also silver sauce ladle, two bone handled pickle forks and three silver spoons.