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A CHILDS STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY DINNER SERVICE with Greek key decoration, comprising six graduated meat plates, a soup tureen with ladle, a pair of vegetable dishes, covers and stands, one oval serving dish, one bowl, three oval dishes, one with handles, two smaller circular dishes, seven plates, six dessert plates, six side plates etc.

A PEARLWARE BLUE AND WHITE TANKARD with willow decoration, a Copeland sugar pot and cover, a blue and white ladle and (with faults), a Booths jug, a Wedgwood willow pot and cover and one other jug (6)

An EPNS Kings pattern canteen, comprising eight table knives and forks, eight tea knives and forks, eight dessert spoons, eight soup spoons, eight fish knives and forks, eight cake knives, two butter knives, four tablespoons, one large ladle, two smaller ladles, a caddy spoon, eight teaspoons and eight coffee spoons (98)

Four George III silver Old English pattern table spoons, London 1816 and 1817, two associated tablespoons, marks rubbed and London 1815, two fiddle pattern tablespoons, London 1830 and Newcastle 1823, three various silver pistol grip handled table knives, three pistol grip handled two pronged forks, a pair of electroplated fish servers, an Elkington sauce ladle and a silver pickle fork with composite handle, approx. 18ozs of weighable silver (18)

A George III silver fiddle pattern soup ladle by Matthew Craw, Edinburgh 1815, monogrammed, 14" long

Twelve silver fiddle pattern table forks, London 1821, 1829, 1831, 1836, various makers, crested, six Old English pattern table forks, London 1812, 1813, 1818, various makers, crested, six matching dessert forks, London 1812, 1826, various makers, crested, eleven similar Old English pattern teaspoons, London, George IV, various dates and makers crested, a sauce ladle, Peter, Anne & William Bateman, London 1800, a caddy spoon, London 1854 and a fiddle pattern silver salt spoon, approx 44ozs, (38)

A German silver canteen, stamped 800 in a fitted five drawer case comprising eighteen tablespoons, four fruitspoons, two sauce ladles, a serving ladle and slice, eightteen table forks, eighteen teaspoons, eighteen fish knives and forks, eighteen dessert knives and forks, two pickle forks, eighteen table knives, eighteen fruitspoons, two fish slices, the case with drop down front

A rat tail part table service, Sheffield 1934-36 by Harrison Bros. & Howson, comprising, twelve table spoons, eleven dessert spoons, ten dessert forks, ten table forks, twelve tea spoons, and a pair of sauce ladles, 99oz and two plated table spoons, a soup ladle, serving spoon, tea spoon, various knives and carvers etc, in an oak canteen

A late Victorian old English pattern soup ladle, with crest, London 1900 by Robert Stebbings - 8oz

A PAIR OF SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE FORKS, Edinburgh 1834, two silver Queens pattern tablespoons, 1824 and 1840, a Queens pattern sauce ladle, Edinburgh 1854 and a further spoon.(6)

A SET OF SIX SILVER FIDDLE AND THREAD WITH SHELL DECORATION TABLE FORKS, London 1839 and two fiddle pattern forks and a silver ladle.

A QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATE to include two trays, four sauce boats, a basin and a wine ladle. (8)

A SILVER HELMET JUG with scroll handle and square foot, London 1832, 5.5"high ,a toddy ladle, Edinburgh 1848 by J.&W. Marshall, and a 19th century bright cut silver table spoon.(3)

An English Scenery series assortment, comprising a sauce tureen and stand (no cover), a sauce ladle, and a domed lid from a vegetable dish, all printed in blue with typical scenes within the usual series floral border, length of stand 20.8cm, printed series title marks with "Semi-China", circa 1820-35 (some small faults)

A blue-printed soup ladle, with typical scroll-moulded handle decorated with a sheet pattern, the bowl printed with a vignette of a ruined castle within a floral scroll border which is repeated around the outside, overall length 29.3cm, unmarked, circa 1830-45

A Wedgwood Chinese Garden pattern soup ladle, with blue highlighting to moulded handle, the bowl printed in blue with a portion of the chinese scene and the usual border of vines, prunus and writing scrolls, overall length 25.0cm, impressed mark on edge of bowl, circa 1810-25

An Eastern Port pattern sauce ladle, probably by Ridgway, the bowl printed in blue with figures clipped from the main scene within the usual union crown border, the handle with further parts from the border, overall length 16.2cm, unmarked, circa 1810-25

A Curling Palm pattern sauce ladle, the bowl printed in blue with the main details from the chinoiserie pattern in mirror image within the inner cellular border, the handle covered with blue stippling, overall length 16.3cm, unmarked, circa 1805-15

A blue-printed sauce ladle, the bowl decorated with a floral spray within a band of scroll stringing, the handle with further flowers, overall length 16.2cm, unmarked, circa 1835-50

A Net pattern sauce ladle probably by Spode, the bowl printed in blue with a pagoda taken from one of the scenic vignettes within the usual band of floral stringing, the moulded handle covered with sheet stippling, overall length 16.7cm, unmarked, circa 1805-20 (hair cracks in bowl)

A Royal Persian pattern sauce ladle, with moulded handle and gadrooned rim to the bowl, printed in blue with a section of the floral pattern within the usual open floral scroll border which is repeated around the outside, overall length 16.3cm, unmarked, circa 1830-40

An assortment of blue-printed pots, lids etc; comprising a circular lidded pot decorated with Chinese figures (stained, cracked, lid glued), a Chinoiserie Ruins pattern elliptical pot (no cover, hair crack, filled chip to base), a circular pot with two men and a farm cart (no cover), a "Beach & Barnicott Poor Man's Friend" pot and a "Singleton's Eye Ointment" stopper (stained), a sauce ladle (bowl cracked), and five odd lids including an unusual toilet tray lid printed vertically with a couple amongst trees; mostly first half of the 19th century

A group of Willow pattern wares, all printed in blue with the standard chinoiserie design and border, comprising two plates, a sauce tureen (no cover), an oval footed stand, two pickle dishes, sauce ladle, pepper pot, eggcup, mug and handleless small jug, all unmarked, 19th century (all items with some damage)

An extensive Children at Play pattern toy dinner service, printed in black with three scenes featuring two girls with a goat beneath a tree, two boys with a bird's nest, and a boy and a girl with a wheelbarrow and two dogs, comprising a covered soup tureen with stand and ladle, two covered sauce tureens with stands and ladles, two covered vegetable dishes, two sauceboats, six graduated meat dishes and two deep dishes, eighteen dinner plates, six dessert plates and six tea plates, all unmarked, circa 1840-60

A collection of pewter, comprising: a square section tea caddy and cover, a pair of baluster shaped sanders, a fiddle pattern ladle and two warming plates

George IV silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, engraved initials, maker J M, London 1824, 7oz.

George IV silver Old English soup ladle, engraved initial, maker William Chambers, London 1825, 6oz.

A George IV Irish fiddle pattern lipped sauce ladle with a rat tail bowl and crest, Dublin 1824 by W Cummins

A George III Irish old English pattern sauce ladle with shell bowl, the handle chased with flowers and engraved with a crest, Dublin circa 1780 by Christopher Haines

A Continental white metal soup ladle and various flatware, the ladle with a pointed-end and German inscription, the flatware comprising; five pointed-end dessert/table spoons, fourteen dessert/table forks (one broken), and a fiddle and thread dessert fork and spoon

A Scottish provincial pointed old English pattern soup ladle, the handle struck twice with town and makers marks, Perth circa 1845 by Robert Keay II - 6 1/2oz

A George III old English pattern soup ladle, with crest, London 1784 by Richard Crossley - 5oz

A George III old English pattern soup ladle with shell bowl, engraved with a crest, London 1781 by Walter Tweedie - 5 1/2oz

A Tudor pattern soup ladle with monogram, London 1913 by Dobson & Dobson - 10oz

A George IV Scottish fiddle pattern soup ladle, with a garter crest, Glasgow 1820, the makers mark 'Heron' not traced though Jackson records a 'J Heron' as a Glasgow goldsmith 1848 -1903 - 8oz

A crested Kings shape table service in an oak canteen, a variant of the Kings husk pattern, Rd.550078, the fronts with double threaded and ribbon bound shells suspending leaves and garya pendants, the backs with crested oval terminals and shell and garya heels, London 1910/11 or 1920 by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd, comprising; eighteen table forks, twenty four dessert forks, twelve soup spoons, eighteen table spoons, twelve dessert spoons, six coffee spoons, a pair of sauce ladles, two jam spoons, a soup ladle, serving spoon, caddy spoon, cheese scoop, marrow scoop, butter knife, and a sugar tongs, and an associated Kings pattern salt spoon and mustard spoon, in an oak canteen with carved borders, hinged top and two long drawers, on cabriole legs with pad feet - 210oz

A turned bone and ivory ladle, early 19th century 6.5" long, a horn snuff mull, 19th century and four various pipes (6)

A silver hammered oval sauceboat, A Edward Jones, Birmingham 1929, with rope twist rim and foliate cast loop handle raised on three foliate headed squat feet, monogrammed approx 6ozs, a hammered silver ladle, A Edward Jones, Birmingham 1930, with rope twist handle and monogrammed seal top and a pair of electroplated oval cauldron salts each on four squat hoof feet, blue glass liners and two EPNS mustard spoons (6)

A George III silver fiddle pattern serving spoon, William Eley and William Fern, London 1807, monogrammed R E J 12" long, a fiddle pattern sauce ladle, William Eley and William Fern, London 1802, another sauce ladle George W Adams, London 1850, a pair of silver salt shovels, marks indistinct, 18th/19th century, a pair of Elkington & Co plated nutcrackers, a silver preserve spoon, Birmingham 1905 and a continental ladle (8)

An electroplated three piece condiment set, comprising rectangular mustard pot with shell and foliate cast border on four lion mask paw feet, blue glass liner, two matching salts, an electroplated bright cut ladle, a pair of Georgian silver sugar tongs, two small pairs of silver sugar tongs, an electroplated pair of tongs and an electroplated salt spoon (9)

A VICTORIAN LADLE, with scrolled leaf-moulded terminal, London 1847, 2.5oz

A GEORGE IV LADLE, Kings pattern, makers William Eley & William Fearn, London 1822, 2.5oz

A SET OF SIX EPNS TEASPOONS WITH A MATCHING SUGAR SHOVEL, with scrolled terminals, cased, and an assortment of silver plate including two basting spoons and a soup ladle, etc

Czechoslovakian cut lead crystal punch set, late 20th Century, comprising deep punch bowl with ladle, serving tray and twelve cups, all with starburst decoration, the tray 18 in (45.72 cm) diameter

WMF silver plated punch ladle, circa 1920, in Art Deco form, the handle cast in the profile of a centurion above a knot design, marked 'WMFN', 17 in (43.18 cm) long

FOURTEEN PIECES OF EDWARDIAN SILVER RAT RAIL DESIGN CUTLERY, comprising: a STUFFING SPOONS, a SAUCE LADLE, ten DESSERT SPOONS and two TABLE FORKS, hallmarked Birmingham 1903, makers: Elkington & Co. approximately 36.50 oz. (14), 1135.3 gm, (36.5 oz) approximate

AN EDWARDIAN MAPPIN & WEBB SILVER-PLATED SOUP TUREEN AND COVER, of circular shaped edge design, raised on three cabriole legs, approximately 9.75 ins diameter, an E.P.N.S. plated SOUP LADLE and a silver-plated Mappin & Webb GRAVY BOAT. (3).

A 19TH CENTURY LIGNUM VITAE LADLE, with a twisted horn handle, approximately 10.50 ins long, a Treen Ladle with integral handle, approximately 15 ins long and two others, a.f. (4).

Two Victorian teaspoons, Newcastle 1850, 1851, a sauce ladle, Dundee c 1810 and a teaspoon, Perth c 1820, all fiddle pattern and monogrammed (4), 77.8 gm, (2.5 oz)

An Adams dinner service, transfer printed in blue the Landscape pattern, comprising 12 9" plates, 12 8.5" plates, 12 side plates, 12 soup bowls, a soup tureen with ladle and stand, 2 covered tureens, a gravy boat and 2 meat plates (56)

Furnival's blue and white printed dinner service, Circa 1900-10, each piece decorated with a printed band of lattice work flowers within a gilded moulded edge border, comprising four graduated oval meat plates, 23 dinner plates, 12 side plates, 12 dessert plates, 12 dessert bowls, 12 soup plates, covered vegetable tureen and stand, covered sauce tureen, stand and ladle, sauceboat and stand and four further covered tureens with two stands (cracks, chips and some discolouration) (88)

German silver 'hammered' part suite of cutlery, 20th Century, comprising six table knives, six table forks, six table spoons, six dessert knives, two dessert forks, six teaspoons, six coffee spoons, two dessert spoons, butter knife, pickle fork, preserve spoon, sauce ladle, serving spoon and large ladle, also a Victorian silver plated tea caddy, three silver napkin rings (a lot)

Elkington part suite of silver plated cutlery, early 20th Century, dog nose pattern engraved with initial 'G', comprising eleven ivory handled knives, 18 table forks, five table spoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert knives, twelve fish knives and forks, twelve soup spoons, twelve teaspoons, two sauce ladles, sugar bows and a gravy ladle (110)

George III silver sauce ladle, maker R C, London 1786, bright cut and engraved with initials

George III silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, maker William Eley, London 1817, also a similar George IV silver sauce ladle, London 1825 and a George III silver fiddle pattern teaspoon, London 1781 (3)

A CHARLES MEIGH & SON STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY MINIATURE PART DINNER SERVICE, second half 19th century, the blue banded rim with leaf sprays, comprising forty eight plates of various size, twelve bowls, a pair of two-handled tureens with cover and ladles, four vegetable tureens and covers and two dishes, two sauce boats and ten rectangular meat plates of graduated size, impressed Opaque Porcelain and no. 41, (slight chips, one ladle restored), (80)

A GEORGIAN SILVER PUNCH LADLE, with an Irish 1813 Bank Token Coin Set into the circular bowl, fitted with a twisted whalebone handle and a Georgian slice cut glass MUSTARD POT, with a silver rim and hinged cover, London 1817, approximately 3ins high. (2).

A Georgian silver punch ladle, with a circular floral embossed bowl and twisted whalebone handle, approx 12.75 " long and a small George I silver circular PATCH BOX AND COVER, the lid with a circle of punched decoration, London 1716, approx 7/8" dia (2)

William Emberton blue and white printed meat plate, circa 1860, decorated with the Asiatic Pheasant pattern in blue and white transfer print (hair cracks), 22 in (55.88cm) long, also two similar meat plates (one with restorations), 18 in (45.72cm long) and a twin handled sauce tureen with a small ladle and a larger ladle (with restorations) (6), 10 in (25.4 cm) long

A LATE VICTORIAN CREAM JUG with part fluted decoration, London 1889, together with a George III salt, of oval form on a pedestal base, also a small sifter ladle and pepperette (4)