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FINLAY & FIELD; a Victorian hallmarked silver ladle, Glasgow 1850, length 35cm, weight 8.2ozt/256g.

Five items of vintage brassware, comprising a fireside wooden handled brass scoop, length 37cm, a wooden handled fireside ladle with pierced side, length 44cm, an Indian brass inlaid hardwood desk tidy with two inkwells inlaid with floral decoration in the Art Nouveau manner, length 27cm, width 12.5cm, an oil lamp with floral decoration and frosted glass funnel, height to top of funnel 43cm, also a brass Kamandal flask with screw top, impressed marks 'J.M.W Ltd', height including handle 20cm (5).

Georgian silver ladle and three Victorian silver ladles (4)Total weight approximately 198 grams.All in good order

Silver backed dressing table hand mirror and brushes, various silver photograph frames, silver topped glass jar, two plated serving spoons and a plated ladle

A silver ladle by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1902, 29cm overall 9.7oztCondition ReportOxidisation and surface scratches throughout.

A collection of silver items to include a composed pair of berry spoons, 22cm long, one marked London 1824, the other London 1840, a George IV sugar sifter, by William Woodman, Exeter 1825, and a George II ladle, by George Smith (III) & William Fearn, London 1794, 33cm long,approximately 5.1ozt (qty.)Condition ReportRelatively good condition. Light tarnish and some marks slightly rubbed but visible. Please see additional images. 

A group of blue and white porcelain items 18th century, comprising a Worcester hexagonal dish, probably for an hors d'oeuvres set, 9.6cm wide, a Worcester leaf form pickle dish, 10cm long, a Worcester porcelain butter boat, 8.3cm long, a Worcester rice spoon, 13.8cm long, and a small ladle,12.5cm long (5)Condition ReportHexagonal) Chip to one of the corners.Leaf pickle dish) Several chips to the rim.Butter boat) Several chips to the rim.Spoon) Two chips to the edge of the spoon. Nibbles to the finial.Ladle) Firing flaws throughout.

A collection of silver items to include a pedestal sugar bowl and cover, Birmingham 1925, with a weighted base, 10.5cm high, a pierced silver bowl, by Deakin & Frances, 11.1cm diameter, a pair of ice tongs, stamped 900, 18cm long, two caddy spoons, a Continental teaspoon, the bowl embossed with a cow, a Russian silver salt, a pair of Continental sugar tongs, a sugar caster top, a silver toddy ladle, a silver mustard pot and an associated stand, and two silver toast racks, the larger by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, (qty.)weighable 16.7oztCondition ReportKnocks, wear, dents, and rubbing throughout.

Georgian silver wine coaster (London 1813), 15.5cm diamater, Victoiran silver ladle (London 1896) and small silver cream jug (3) Silver ladle and cream jug weigh 12 Troy oz. Wine coaster weighs 8 Troy oz.

Two George III silver fiddle and shell pattern table spoons, and a matching sauce ladle (London 1817, 1820 & 1821), maker William Eley & William Fearn, all at approximately 8ozs.

A Georgian silver toddy ladle, with twisted whalebone handle, Edinburgh, no date letter, together with a silver sugar sifter, Birmingham 1899, and a silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1937, with Jack and Jill scene on the handle.

A Georgian silver toddy ladle, with twisted whalebone handle, London 1916, together with a silver caddy spoon, London 1815, and two silver sugar sifters.

A 19th century blown glass punch ladle and four custard cups - the ladle with pontil to the cupped bowl and hooked terminal, 25.5cm long; together with four 19th century glass custard cups; together with four small 19th century cut glass wine glasses, 9.3cm to 11.7cm high. (9)

A small group of silver - comprising an Edwardian silver and mother of pearl bread fork, Isaac Ellis & Sons, Sheffield 1901; two 18th century style Continental servers, one with 1901 Chester import marks, with stag hunt decoration, 12.7cm long, the other with 1923 Sheffield import marks, 15.2cm long; a 1935 Silver Jubilee tea spoon; and a silver salt spoon, weight of silver items only 79g; together with a fiddle pattern sifter ladle, stamped 'Indian Silver C.L. Reis & Co Birmingham', 28.5g. (6)

A late-Victorian silver and glass quatrefoil cruet stand - Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1895, comprising a barrel-shaped pepper and lidded mustard, a spice bottle with silver gilt stopper-spoon; and an open glass salt, on a quatreform stand with ball feet and bifurcated handle, 8.75cm high; together with a white metal spice or miniature toddy ladle, unmarked, 8cm long.

William IV Exeter cream ladle, fiddle pattern. 1836 By B & A L

Fancy Georgian ladle with engraved stem. London 1824 By B D

A good plain Exeter Victorian sauce ladle fiddle pattern 1847 by J STONE 70 gms

A silver plate large ladle marked MW & W 1915, 35cm long

An Edinburgh George III large soup ladle, maker's mark undecipherable, initial "D" monogrammed to handle, 1786, possible repair to bowl edge, approximately 35cm long. 207g

A sterling silver fancy sauce ladle, 16cm long. 91g

Condiment/cruet spoons including Georgian salt and mustard spoons, tea caddy spoon marked 925, small sauce ladle, two prong fork and tooth picks (10). 109g

Gundorph Albertus for Georg Jensen, a Cactus pattern silver soup ladle, designed circa 1930, and three stainless steel bowled sauce ladles, 28.5cm long, weighable silver 6.2ozt (4)

Ceramic soup tureen with présentoire Nove, Bassano - 20th centurydecorated in polychrome with plant and floral motifs, complete with ladle30x38 cm.

Ceramic soup tureen with présentoire Nove, Bassano - 20th centurydecorated in polychrome with plant and floral motifs, complete with ladle27x36 cm.

Ceramic soup tureen with présentoire Nove, Bassano - 20th centurydecorated in polychrome with plant and floral motifs, complete with ladle28x38 cm.

Ceramic soup tureen with présentoire Nove, Bassano - 20th centurydecorated in polychrome with plant and floral motifs, complete with ladle29x36 cm.

A large Renaissance-style bronze brazier, 19th century, the pierced acanthus-cast domed cover, over a dodecahedronal base with caryatid supports and mask feet, with a drop-in dished insert and ladle,70cm wide70cm deep70cm high Condition Reportin need of repair, some bolts lacking and other small losses, he insert possibly associated, overll fair order, quality of the casting good

Boxed Coalport and Lladro pieces, EP punch bowl and ladle, jewellery etc.

Collection of silver, Edwardian crumb catcher, sugar shaker, ladle and case with 12 spoonsLot zilver, Edwardian kruimelvanger, suikerstrooier, pollepel en etui met 12 lepeltjesL 10.5 - 21 - 32 cm

Silver cutlery and ladle, 1630 gramsZilver bestek en pollepel, 1630 gram

Silver plated Tureen dish and ladle dinner service, Walker & Hall marked 1956

A Quantity of Plated Flatware, to include Philip Marks King's pattern cutlery, Walker & Hall table spoons, Mappin & Webb ladle, cheese scoop, etc :- One Box

A Georgian Hallmarked Silver Serving Spoon, T.D, London 1813, initialled to terminal, together with a Georgian hallmarked silver sauce ladle, TM, London 1826, initialled to terminal, a Georgian hallmarked silver spoon, TW, London 1793 (140grams). (3)

N.C. Meyer, a large Danish silver and gilt basting spoon, in original box, together with another Danish punch ladle. Total weight 9.9 troy oz approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A George III silver basting spoon, London 1805, maker Stephen Adams I, a Victorian silver ladle and a silver shell caddy spoon dated 1795, 6oz

A pair of Victorian silver sugar tongs, Sheffield 1897, 0.85oz, together with a silver plated ladle.

A collection of Norwegian silver 830 marked flatware. Stamped 830s NM for Norsk Monster. To include six forks, ladle and slicer. Total weight approx. 258g.Largest/slice measures 21cm long

A collection of seven 19/20th century hallmarked silver pieces. The lot to include a pair of Victorian sauce boats. Hallmarked year 1898, Birmingham. Sponsors mark for F W Turton Ltd. Together with a Victorian twin handled with cut glass bonbon dish /trinket dish. Hallmarked year 1899, London. Sponsors mark rubbed. Further together with a silver mounted wooden coaster. Hallmarked year 1990, London. Sponsors mark for M C Hersey & Son Ltd. Further a small hallmarked silver ladle and two hallmarked silver spoons. Total gross weight approx. 508.5gLargest measures approx. 18cm long

A collection of Norwegian 830 silver flatware. Stamped 830s NM for Norsk Monster. To include six forks, twelve teaspoons and a ladle. Together with a cased Norwegian silver 830 silver teaspoons by Emil Andersen. Complete in presentation case. Total weight approx. 451g.Largest measures approx. 18cm long

A collection of 20th century 830 marked silver flatware. The lot to include knives, forks, spoons, table spoon, ladle, toasting fork and pickle forks. Stainless steel blade knives. Weight excluding knives 764g. Weight of knives 335g.Largest meaures approx. 32cm L

A 20th century Norwegian 830s silver sauce spoon / ladle by Maguns Aase. Stamped 830S and maker mark on the reverse handle. Weight approx. 67g.Measures approx. 16.5cm long

A collection of 20th century Norwegian 830 marked silver flatware mostly by Nils Hansen. The lot to include forks, table spoons, ladle, pickle / herring forks and teaspoons. Weight excluding knives 738g. Together with a set of six stainless steel blade knives. Weight of knives 455g.Largest measures approx. 21cm long

A cased set of sixty-four pieces of hallmarked silver and silver handled cutlery. The lot comprising fourty five peices hallmarked silver cultlery including a large ladle, table forks, table spoons, dessert spoons and other flatwares. Hallmarked year 1993 & 1994 Sheffield. Also, nineteen pieces of hallmarked silver-handled knives & caving set. Hallmarked 1994, Sheffield. Sponsor's mark for Carr's of Sheffield Ltd. Presented in a wooden case. Total gross weight approx. 5226g. Box measures approx. 9cm H x  45cm L x 30cm D

2x 4 SureSpin Mike Ladle carbon spinning rod, 10ft 4pc, 22" handle with down locking reel seat, lined rings throughout, Cordura tube and cloth bag. Both light use. (2)

An 800 German silver six person setting of flatware with ribbon decoration monogrammed MW servers and a ladle, total silver weight not including knives 3,209g, ninety four pieces, one pickle fork missing. (94)

A Collection of Sterling silver flatwares; Set of Twelve Birmingham Silver tea spoons produced by Gorham with matching ladle. Two ornate Sterling silver spoons and Birmingham silver pickle fork. 260.71grams.

A group of silver and a plated nurses buckle- comprising a Dutch 930 silver embossed cream jug import mark Alfred Lewis London 1902/03 9cm tall, a Scottish toddy ladle George IV D McCallum Glasgow 1821, a silver top tidy, a 925 silver framed enamel portrait and a plated nurses buckle. Weighable silver 169g (5).

Antique victorian silver & twisted horn handle ladle measures approx 19.5cm long

Antique Irish silver ladle spoon measures approx 17cm long

DAVID MELLOR C.B.E. F.C.S.D. R.D.I. (BRITISH 1930-2009) RARE 'EMBASSY' CUTLERY SET, 1971/2 115 pieces, a dozen 9-piece settings plus serving spoons and ladles, stamped maker's marks, hallmarked for Sheffield, silver and stainless steel, comprising 12 table knives with steel blades, 12 fish knives, 12 dessert knives with steel blades, 12 table forks, 12 fish forks, 12 dessert forks, 12 soup spoons, 12 dessert spoons, 12 tea spoons, 4 table spoons, 3 ladles, one ladle hallmarked for Sheffield 1966 the dinner knives 23.5cm long (9 ¼in long), the weighable silver approximately 5250 grms. (115) J. M. L. Stone Esq.;Bonhams, London, Silver and Objects of Vertu, 4 June 2008, from whom acquired by the current owner;Private Collection, London. Sold together with a copy of the original receipt from David Mellor, dated 25 October 1972. DAVID MELLOR’S EMBASSY TABLEWAREPolitics unravels a plan to promote British tableware worldwide.It was an order that was a dream, ‘We want you to supply silver you have designed to every British embassy in the world.’ The client of course was the British Government and the silversmith the Sheffield-based David Mellor. This was the idea of Lord John Hope, the Minister of Works in the Macmillan Conservative government. He considered British embassies should be both built and furnished in a modern style. The Ministry of Works commissioned Mellor in 1962. What became known as ‘Embassy Tableware’ was unveiled at the Design Centre in 1963. The Council of Industrial Design enthusiastically stated that it was, ‘the best of its kind that has been produced in this country for many years’. Comprising everything from candelabras to condiments, it covered all that a British Embassy could possibly need. All the silver was made at Mellor’s workshop with the exception of the Embassy cutlery. This was forged by hand under David Mellor’s supervision at the specialist Sheffield company of C W Fletcher and given a satin finish. With a rectangular profile, it is more modern in shape than Mellor’s Pride which he designed in 1953 when he was a student at the Royal College of Art. Mellor wanted Embassy cutlery to have a certain splendour, but to avoid pomposity. The prongs of the dinner and desert forks are unusual as he adopted the 17th century approach of using three as opposed to the subsequent convention of four tines, but unlike their 17th century counterpart, with a ‘W’ formation as opposed to straight tines. The embassies in Warsaw and Mexico City were duly supplied with Mellor’s Embassy silver range, but then disaster struck. In the 1964 General Election Labour won by just four votes and the new Prime Minister was the pipe smoking Harold Wilson. The following year the Government axed supplying silver to all its embassies. For a while, some pieces of Embassy Tableware were available from David Mellor direct or from Harrods. However, Mellor offered silver canteens of Embassy cutlery to order until the early 1970s. Corin Mellor, David’s son, advises that only five to six were ordered. 

Large George III silver Irish soup ladle, Dublin dated 1810, mm Thomas Townsend, approx 250 gms.  Provenance: Sir John MacDermott, retired Lord Justice of Appeal in Northern Ireland, a graduate of the University of Cambridge and Queen's University Belfast, Sir John was simultaneously called to the bar in England, Wales and Northern Ireland in 1949. He became QC in 1964. Appointed to the Northern Ireland High Court in 1973 he became Lord Justice of Appeal in 1987 before retiring from the bench in 1998. 

Two large silver ladles approx 33 cms in length; another sauce ladle, Victorian silver sugar sifter, various mustard and salt spoons, various hallmarks. 

Silver cruet, comprising pepperette, mustard and salt, with a salt spoon and mustard spoon, boxed, Birmingham assay mark dated 1934, mm Deakin & Frances, 52 gms. This lot concludes with a silver Georgian dessert spoon, London dated 1792, two Silver Wedding Anniversary spoons, three cheese knives, silver handled cake slice (Kings pattern) and two further spoons, tot ladle and silver plated sauce ladle. 

A Victorian silver Kings Pattern sugar sifter, dated 1843, mm Chawner & Co 16 cms in length, silver Kings Pattern sauce ladle, dated 1821 mm William Eley I & William Fearn, eleven silver fruit forks, Birmingham dated 1907, two Scottish silver dessert spoons, Glasgow dated 1801 mm Robert Gray; three Scottish silver teaspoons, Glasgow 1853; Victorian silver condiment spoon Glasgow dated 1841, six silver coffee spoons Sheffield dated 1958 and two Apostle spoons together with three spurious silver spoons, 500 gms. 

Chinese export silver pedestal sweetmeat dish with pierced border D11cm, silver dish and cover with swing handle and glass liner, D10cm and a silver ladle, all with retailers mark for Sing Fat Condition Report:Approx silver weight 11.5ozt (360 grams)

Planished silver bowl D13cm Birmingham 1980, silver sugar bowl with crimped rim Chester 1909 and an early 19th century punch ladle on twisted handle, unmarked (3)Condition Report:Approx silver weight excluding ladle 7ozt (218 grams)

Three Edwardian silver dessert spoons Sheffield 1907, two 19th century dessert spoons, George III silver sauce ladle London 1792 Maker Richard Crossley, four French silver teaspoons and two French table forks Condition Report:Approx silver weight 12.5ozt (389 grams)

Early 19th century Scottish Provincial silver toddy ladle engraved with initial 'B' by Robert Keay, Perth and another Perth silver toddy ladle engraved to match, makers mark AM (2)Condition Report:Approx silver weight 1.5ozt (49 grams)

Pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern table spoons Newcastle 1855 Maker Thomas Sewell I, George III silver basting spoon with initial 'G', London 1809, two silver dessert spoons and a Scottish silver toddy ladle Edinburgh 1840 Maker Andrew WilkieCondition Report:Approx silver weight 11.6ozt (363 grams)