George III Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle by William Bateman

This sterling silver ladle was made in London by silversmiths Thomas & William Chawner. The crisp hallmarks on the piece date its manufacture to 1767, very early in the reign of Geor...

This large sterling silver straining spoon was made in London in 1801 and is a beautiful example of Georgian silver from the early 19th Century. The spoon is assayed for manufacture ...

This rather large sterling silver spoon was made during the reign of George II and has an intricate monogram to the handle. We don't often have pieces of George II silver in our coll...

Scottish silver is something we love to see and this beautiful shell form ladle is a lovely example from the 18th century. The bowl of the ladle is beautifully fluted in the form of ...

George III sterling silver gravy ladle, London, 1810. Crest. Maker HP & C unlisted. well shaped oval bowl. 1.35 troy oz. 6.5" long, 2 3/8" w., 1 1/8" d. We are a family business tha...

Antique sterling silver ladle by George Smith of London, England, circa 1797. No monogram or engraving. This Georgian Era ladle features a simple and timeless design with a curved ...

An exceptional, fine and impressive, large antique Georgian Newcastle sterling silver Old English pattern soup ladle made by Ann Robertson; an addition to our silver cutlery collection This exceptional antique Georgian silver soup ladle, in sterling standard, has been crafted in the Old English pattern. The anterior surface of the handle terminal is embellished with a contemporary engraved initials 'JBM'. This fine example of silver cutlery has a plain rounded bowl. The reverse of the ladle features a rounded heel to the bowl and a pip to the handle terminal. This exceptional silver soup ladle, crafted by the renowned and collectable Newcastle lady silversmith...

An attractive Georgian sterling silver ladle. It has a deep round bowl with a bright cut engraved handle. Large clear hallmarks to the reverse with a rat tail end pattern. N...