Two Early Georgian English Silver Ladles

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

Marks of London maker, William Eaton on one ladle 1800's, 7 1/2". Approx. 4.4 troy ounces

18 pieces English silver. .925 fine: most Georgian including two sauce ladle, two sugar tongs, spoon, nine salt spoons; Victorian potato fork, sauce ladle and condiment spoon; salt spoon, five pieces

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

Two Georgian English sterling silver pap boats. The George II, having hallmarks for London, 1757. The second, an early George III boat, hallmarked London, 1764. Indistinct / rubbed maker's marks on ea

Three 18th century George III English sterling silver gravy ladles. Two ladles with hallmarks for London, 1791, maker's mark W.S for Wildman Smith. Together with a ladle hallmarked for London, 1799, R

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SAUCE LADLES by Hester Bateman, London 1780, Old English pattern with shell bowls, each engraved WAS; together with two further Georgian silver sauce ladles. (4) Bateman la

late 18th/early 19th century, including two serving spoons; nine dessert spoons; pierced ladle; ten teaspoons with engraved decoration; four tablespoons; butter knife, most with monograms, various mak

Collection of English and Coin Silver Flatware: Comprising ten Georgian salt spoons, two by William Eley and William Fearns; two ladles; four teaspoons and pair sugar tongs; thirty coin silver teaspoo

Later 19th/early 20th century Most items stamped for sterling silver Comprising a ladle, four salt cellars with two spoons, two flasks, one bowl, one cream jug, one brush, and one covered hinged box,

Seven Piece Lot of Silver Serving Utensils, to include two English fish serving pieces, along with three early spoons marked Bateman, along with two ladles; longest 13 inches, 22.9 t.oz.

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

A near pair, one clearly marked for Elias Cachart. Both bowls identically pierced. Mid 18th C. 22g. L 13.5 cm (5 3/8 in.)

Both with bright cut card decoration, one hallmarked Peter & Ann Bateman, London, 1831, the other with illegible marks, total weight approx. 6 T.O. 6-1/4"h, 4-3/4"h respectively to top of handle

Two English Silver Ladles and an American Silver Ladle Variously marked. Comprising: A George III ladle, marked London, 1791, maker's mark 'W.S'; engraved with crest A George IV ladle, mark of James B

A fiddle pattern sauce ladle. London, 1835. Together with an unmarked silver toddy ladle inset with a coin dated 1773. 83 g. L. of toddy ladle: 35 cm (13 3/4 in.)

Two Early English Sterling Silver Pieces, to include creamer and strainer, length 6 1/4 inches, tallest 5 1/2 inches, 6.1 t.oz.

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

Early Antique English Silver Ladle Twisted Baleen Handle Hallmarked ST Approximately 13 3/4 inches long; bowl is about 2 9/16 x 2 9/16 inches.inv # 2115

Two Georgian English sterling silver entree dishes. Each tureen with gadrooned rims. Both covers accented with engraved coat of arms, the dishes with engraved crest of a lion rampant holding an urn. T

One stamped Sheffield England, the other marked WH&S MPA1. Together with a Reed & Barton King pattern platter spoon. 9-3/4"l, 12-3/4"l, 13"l respectively.

Two early English spoons, sterling silver, one stuffing spoon having hallmarks for silver purity, one 17th century folding travel spoon with detachable bowl to transform piece into a fork and toothpic

Two 17th/18th Century Georgian English sterling silver trays with armorial crest / coat of arms, London Round tray with gadrooned border and threading underneath for attachment to pedestal, and a four

Both hallmarked HB, Hester Bateman, one crested the other monogrammed, London, 1809, 1823, each 6-3/4"l, total weight approx. 2 T.O.