THREE SCOTTISH SILVER TODDY LADLES

DUNDEE – A GROUP OF THREE SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL TODDY LADLES a pair by Edward Livingstone marked EL, stalks, crowned heart of Celtic Point pattern and a Fiddle Pattern example by William Leighton

One marked for Hester Bateman, two marked for Birmingham. largest is 14 in.   

Consisting of a George II sterling silver toddy ladle with a turned fruitwood handle, bearing London hallmarks with date letter for 1745 and obscured maker's marks, possibly for David Clayton, measuri

Two Georgian Silver Sauce Ladles. Together with a Scottish filigree silver ladle Weight of all three: 4.4 ozt

American and European. A group of fifteen coin silver utensils including spoons, ladles, toddy ladles with baleen handles and tongs, and three sterling utensils including a Duhme ladle, a Tuttle pan,

Pair of antique reproduction Tiffany & Co sterling silver ladles. Reproduction after 1806 Edinburgh Scottish Toddy ladle/spoon design. Measures approx. 5.5 inches long each. Trademarked to undersides,

Group of 18th and 19th c. American and English silver including London neoclassical footed cream jug, two early tea caddy spoons, Scottish toddy ladle, Howe & Guion NYC sugar tongs, salt shovel and sp

Including a Georgian Irish shell bowl and four Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian. 243g of weighable silver.

George IV period, 1822, Edinburgh crest on handle, 5 to underside, 6 7/8L 2.39ozt. Provenance: Dr. Richard Rasner

Early to mid 19th century each having carved baleen handles tipped with silver and very nicely crafted heads. No markings detected one is centered by an English coin. Largest: L15" Sold from the colle

THREE SCOTTISH SILVER BROOCHES. (3)

2 18th Century Silver Toddy Ladles, 1 marked/ 1 monogrammed, 13 3/8 & 13 1/2" Long

THREE SCOTTISH SILVER RINGS, and a pair of cufflinks

A British sterling silver consisting of an early 20th century bachelor's coffee pot in the Queen Anne pattern, having an ebonized fruitwood handle & finial, hallmarked Sheffield 1919 with maker's mark

George II Sterling Silver Toddy Ladle with Box Wood Handle, by John Roker, London, 1755, Original Very good condition. 16.5" long. Keywords: Antique, English, England, British

A George II Silver Toddy Ladle John Gamon, London, 1735 with a wooden handle. Length 14 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Mary Southworth, Lake Forest, Illinois

Georgian Scottish silver ladle.

Sterling Silver Toddy Ladle twisted baleen stem, Chester 1905, Haseler Brothers. 6 Pence "George II" Silver coin 1746 - 1758. Twisted baleen handle with sterling tip. Approx. Measurements: gross weigh

Beautiful toddly ladle. The twist handle is made to look wood with texture and a black tin. The bowl is solid silver with a beautiful repousse floral design and an Anna Dei coin dated 1708. Measures a

A GEORGE III SILVER TODDY LADLE maker's mark indistinct, London 1794, the oval side-lipped bowl with bright-cut engraving, the silver stem engraved with initials and similar bright-cut engraving, part

George III silver toddy ladle with gold plated 1787 silver shilling in the bowl, twisted baleen handle, no marks, 12.5 inches, kitchen scale 1.375 oz; Wm IV Silver meat skewer, London 1836, maker WJ,

Georgian Hallmarked Silver Toddy Ladle, marked with a Crown Leopard, maker SS.

Monogrammed. Edinburgh, 1802. Matthew Craw. 181g. L. 36.8 cm (14 1/2 in.)

An early 19th Century silver toddy ladle, the twisted baleen handle affixed to the gilt wash bowl with a double-twist end, condition: arms restored by a silversmith, marks rubbed, 13 inches long.