An early George II silver toddy ladle by Louis Laroche,

1) French silver tea strainer with gimbal-mounted catch-bowl and turned wood handle, early 20th century, 2) Continental silver toddy ladle incorporating a silver 6-pence coin of George II, with twiste

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

A George II silver toddy ladle, A George II silver toddy ladle, makers mark EM, London 1759, with a floral embossed bowl, 30cm long together with a George III silver toddy ladle, London 1792, of plain

Two 18th Century Silver Serving Ladlesthe first a George II silver toddy ladle, mark of John Pollock, London, 1742, shaped sterling bowl with spout sides, scrolled neck, period turned wood handle, no

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

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

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

Georgian Silver and Carved Baleen Toddy Ladle , 18th c., apparently unmarked, chased bowl inset with George II coin, handle retaining silver tip, l. 13 3/8 in

George III English Sterling Silver Punch Ladle: Early 19th century, England. Impressed hallmarks London, Sterling, and TB possibly for Thomas Bowen II or Thomas Bamford II. Total weight: 150 grams (4.

An English George II Silver Ladle. Silver ladle with a goldwashed shell bowl bears hallmarks of London, and possibly 1731. Engraved with a dog on the handle Length: 14" Wt: 5.85 ozt

An early George II sterling silver footed salver or tazza, London 1727 probably by John Penfold (Grimwade 3674) Of circular form with a gentle cavetto edge and moulded rim, plain field. Upon a spreadi

Antique 18th Century George II Sterling Silver Ladle. Measures approx. - 12 1/2" long. Weight approx. - 3.23 troy oz. With hallmarks inside bowl. Have a similar item to sell? Contact us at info&#6

A graduated set of three early George II sterling silver casters, London 1727 by George Wickes (reg. 3 Feb 1722) Comprising a sugar caster, a pepper caster, and a mustard ‘blind’ caster. E

With turned wood handle and double drop bowl. London, 1736. Jeremiah King. L. 47 cm (18 1/2 in.)

With turned wood handle and deep bowl. London, 1730. Probably John Clare. L. 37 cm (14 1/2 in.)

George II Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle with Walnut Turned Handle made in London 1729 by Elizabeth Goodwin Please see pictures for any stamped hallmarks or other marking. Approximately 11 inches long.

George II sterling toddy ladle, London 1786. 13" long.

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,

18TH CENTURY George II silver Coin Ladle. Size 16 1/2 inches length. Ex Pegasi MI USA.

Late 18th c. Sterling Silver Toddy Ladle, with baleen handle, by Peter & Ann Bateman, London, 1795 hallmarks, 14 3/4" long, 3" wide, 1.31 ozt tw. Minor bowl dents, handle surface wear.

An early George II sterling silver tablespoon, London 1728 by John Ludlow (reg. 26th June 1720) Hanoverian pattern, each engraved with a crest of a lion's head erased within a fetterlock. Fully marked

Early coin silver toddy ladle, Shepherd & Boyd, Albany, NY, circa 1800, having an oval bowl with everted lip, turned hardwood handle fitted and pinned through a tapered silver handle socket. Original

An early George II Irish sterling silver coffee pot, Dublin 1727, possibly by Robert Calderwood (active 1727-66) Of tapering cylindrical form upon a moulded foot, the wooden C scroll handle pinned to