TWO SILVER LADLES.

Glasgow, Scotland 1830 by Robert Gray and son. Shell handle monogrammed "G". 14.25"l. And American coin marked "C.H. Wiltberger", possibly Christian Wiltberger, Philadelphia, 1770-1851. 13.25"l.

Two English Silver Ladles and an American Silver Ladle Late 18th and Late 19th Century comprising a shell-shaped example by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1896; a shell-shaped example by Thomas Ellis or Th

Hallmarked 13.75 in.l.  

Both small, comprising a Tiffany ladle in the 1870 "Queen Anne" pattern (7"l), and a Georg Jensen ladle, USA (5-1/2"l); together with three sliver spoons, two in sterling and the third, 830, and a ste

The first with maker's marks of Smith Patterson & Co., New York, the second 1821, with maker's mark ''AK'', Edinburgh, Scotland, monogrammed ''JCES'', 2 pieces, the larger: 13.875'' H x 4.125'' W x 2.

Two sterling silver ladles by Tiffany & Co in the Bamboo pattern. Comprised of a gravy ladle, 7.5" long, 2.5" wide and a sauce ladle, 7.75" long, 2" wide. Both stamped Tiffany & Co, Sterling. Overall

American, late 19th century. Two sterling silver ladles by Gorham, in the Hindostanee and Raphael patterns. Both marked on underside of handle, the Raphael ladle with gold wash bowl; Raphael lg. 13.25

Grouping of Two (2) Sterling Silver Ladles. Includes: a J.E. Caldwell with gold vermeil bowl and antique English with hallmark. Each marked on handle, one is monogrammed. Largest measures 14" L, other

The first English, London, William Eley and William Fern, 1803, with fiddle and thread type handle. Together with an American sterling silver by Shreve, Crump and Low. 12-1/2l and 13"l appx. 15 t.o. P

Two Sterling Silver Handled Ladles. Comprising a Web ladle in the Ancestry pattern and a Repousse pattern ladle (13 1/2")

Together with two small sterling silver ladles, total weight approx. 17 T.O. Ladle, 5-1/4"l

Together with two small sterling silver ladles, total weight approx. 17 T.O. Ladle, 5-1/4"l

Williamsburg Royal Shell by Kirk Stieff two sterling silver gravy ladle shell bowls 7.6", 2.91toz each, total 5.82 toz

Two large, old or antique, American sterling silver arched ladles: oyster ladle by Gorham, in the Versailles pattern, with elaborate figural design framed by scrolling, and a gold wash bowl; together

Two American Coin Silver Soup Ladlesthe largest with mark of Philo B. Gilbert, New York City, active 1838-1868, with retailer mark of Gennet & James of Richmond, Virginia, active 1847-1855, with perio

Group of two 19th c. silver punch ladles including 1834 Austrian 13 Loth .812.5 silver hand wrought ladle, and George W. Scheibler & Co. "Louvre" pattern ornate Victorian ladle, both in excellent over

Grouping of two Tiffany & Co sterling silver ladles, the larger in the King's pattern, appx 12 1/2" L, the smaller appx 7 1/2", both monogrammed, total weight 12.7 ozt.

The collection of only nine pieces includes early sterling silver pieces, a coin silver ladle and two ornate Victorian sterling silver berry shovels. Ladle measures 12.5 inches, the rest range from 5.

Two New York Coin Silver Soup Ladlesto include: Albert Coles Kenilworth soup ladle with shaped bowl, script monogram and 1904 date to handle (13 1/2 in.); the second with mark of Ball, Tompkins and Bl

Two French silver "stag's head" sculptured ladles. Length 34 and 18 cm. Total weight 315 gr. Dos cucharones franceses en plata esculturada "cabeza de ciervo". Largos 34 y 18 cm. Peso total 315 gr.

19th-20th century. A group of .800 silver including two ladles, three napkin holders, two pairs of tongs, and seven spoons; longer ladle lg. 13 in., total wt. 30.37ozt (944.5g).

THREE REGENCY STERLING SILVER LADLESLondon, 1817Two sauce ladles, lengths 7”, and a soup ladle, length 12.75”. William Eley & William Fearn, maker. Terminals engraved with a knight’s helmet abov

Two antique English Sterling Silver toddy ladles. Including one late 18th century, having an oval bowl with IH monogram of the period, hallmarked only with a lion passant and "HB", possibly for Hester

Two Antique Whiting Imperial Queen Sterling Silver Ladlesthe first a soup ladle with retailer marks of William Wise & Son of Brooklyn, New York, active 1834-1903, with script monogram (13 in.); the se