Just a few examples of appraisal values for
1800 ladle

• English Silver Assembled Flat Table Service VariousEnglish Silver Assembled Flat Table Service Various Makers, Forks and Spoons, Late 18th-Early 19th Century; Knives, Modern Consisting of: 8 Dinner forks 8
• Property of various owners Comprising: ScottishProperty of various owners Comprising: Scottish Fiddle toddy ladle, Charles Fowler, Elgin, circa 1800; Fiddle sauce ladle, William Bateman, London, 1817,
• A PAIR OF SILVER TODDY LADLES with oar endA PAIR OF SILVER TODDY LADLES with oar end handles c.1800 by Charles Fowler of Elgin, 16cm long; a further oar end toddy ladle by David Manson of Dundee
• Silver table flatware, comprising; a pairSilver table flatware, comprising; a pair of double struck fiddle, thread and shell pattern sauce ladles, London 1831, two Old English pattern sauce ladles,
• GEORGIAN STERLING PIERCED LADLE 1800 RICHARDGEORGIAN STERLING PIERCED LADLE 1800 RICHARD CROSSLEY GEORGIAN STERLING PIERCED LADLE 1800, RICHARD CROSSLEY:Maker "RC" for Richard Crossley, date letter
• Assorted Georgian sterling silver servingAssorted Georgian sterling silver serving pieces various dates and makers Comprising a soup ladle by Alexander Henderson, Edinburgh, 1807; a toddy
• A group of assorted silver flatware Comprising:A group of assorted silver flatware Comprising: pair picture back tablespoons, Samuel Williamson, Philadelphia, circa 1800, monogrammed: K, (worn); Wentworth
• A Georgian Scottish silver soup ladle marksA Georgian Scottish silver soup ladle marks rubbed, circa 1800 of Scottish pointed end pattern, engraved crest and motto; together with a set of four
• A pair of George III sauce ladles, crestedA pair of George III sauce ladles, crested maker 'JG' [script], unascribed provincial c.1800, a pair initialled, by Eley & Fearn, London 1799, a George
• A group of English/Irish silver flatware Comprising:A group of English/Irish silver flatware Comprising: Old English pattern soup ladle, later bright-cut, with crest, John Lampfert, London, 1765; Old English
• A continental silver group of table articlesA continental silver group of table articles and flatware Comprising: tripod chased salver, maker's mark only: MG, 18th century, diameter: 8 1/4in, (repairs);
• A SILVER TODDY LADLE c.1810-20 of Perth byA SILVER TODDY LADLE c.1810-20 of Perth by Robert Keay, oar end pattern with circular bowl, 14.5cm long; a Celtic point silver toddy ladle by James Douglas
• A PAIR OF SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TODDYA PAIR OF SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TODDY LADLES c.1800-1820, Edinburgh by William Mill of Montose; a Celtic point ladle, Edinburgh 1790-1 probably by
• A pair of George III Old English patternA pair of George III Old English pattern sauce ladles, London 1800, a pair of bottom marked sauce ladles, having shell shaped bowls, two further silver
• Two Austro-Hungarian spoons and one ladleTwo Austro-Hungarian spoons and one ladle (dated to the mid 1800's, .813 purity), 1911 Tiffany sterling spoon, and also a Sheffield silverplate strainer.
• A small collection of Scottish provincialA small collection of Scottish provincial silver flatware, comprising: An Aberdeen Fiddle pattern toddy ladle, by WIlliam Jamieson, circa 1810, plus a
• CHARLES FOWLER: A fiddle tody ladle, scriptCHARLES FOWLER: A fiddle tody ladle, script initials MJ, c.1800, 09oz, Initials later, but a good ladle. (7/10)
• Georgian sterling ladle and tongs by BatemanGeorgian sterling ladle and tongs by Bateman Ladle dated 1803 Reverse Tipt pattern engraved with initials RMI, marked with complete hallmarks and maker's
• A Sterling Presentation Bowl and a Coin SilverA Sterling Presentation Bowl and a Coin Silver Mustard Ladle, the small footed bowl marked 925 Sterling and inscribed as a gift in 1875 and again in 1890,
• Group of 3 British sterling spoons. ++ GeorgeGroup of 3 British sterling spoons. ++ George III ladle and stuffing spoon. Both hallmarked for William Eley & William Fearn. London, 1797. Spoon, 12";
• Four Scottish silver toddy ladles, by W &Four Scottish silver toddy ladles, by W & P Cunningham, Edinburgh circa 1800 (lacking date mark), together with a dessert spoon, maker AR, Edinburgh 1810,
• A Rare George III Silver Green Turtle SoupA Rare George III Silver Green Turtle Soup Ladle of Caribbean Interest, c. 1800, intaglio mark J R or I R in a rectangle, possibly John Robin, the ladle
• George III Silver Sauce Ladle London, 1800-1801,George III Silver Sauce Ladle London, 1800-1801, maker's mark of William Sumner. Together with a Continental silver soup ladle; 7 to 13 1/2 in.
• Bateman English silver skewer, ladle: meatBateman English silver skewer, ladle: meat skewer, marks for Peter and Ann Bateman, London, 1800, family crest, 14 in., scratches ; pierced ladle, marks
• LADLE - Toddy ladle with oval silver bowlLADLE - Toddy ladle with oval silver bowl and baleen twist handle, London ca 1800-10, 13 1/4"L x 3"W x 2"D, small crack on bowl edge, hallmark worn.
• Two Baltimore Coin Silver Ladles, mid 19thTwo Baltimore Coin Silver Ladles, mid 19th c., the first a fiddle & thread bearing the touchmark "G. D. Clark" (Gabriel D. Clark, active 1830-1896) along
• Philadelphia Coin Silver, 18th & 19th c.,Philadelphia Coin Silver, 18th & 19th c., (13) pieces including: a large punch ladle by John Myers, ca. 1780-1800, with bright cut engraved decoration
• An English and Scottish silver group of flatwareAn English and Scottish silver group of flatware Comprising: Old English soup ladle with later engraved decoration and spiral fluted bowl IM Edinburgh
• Nathan Adams silver ladle ca. 1800 togetherNathan Adams silver ladle ca. 1800 together with T.C. Garrett & Co. Philadelphia silver ladle with a shell form bowl ca. 1845 a W.... ?
• Nathan Adams silver ladle ca. 1800 togetherNathan Adams silver ladle ca. 1800 together with T.C. Garrett & Co. Philadelphia silver ladle with a shell form bowl ca. 1845 a W.... ?
• Six Pieces of George II/III Sterling SilverSix Pieces of George II/III Sterling Silver Tableware, a George II marrow spoons, London, 1751-52, maker's mark "RH"; five George III: an oval teapot stand
• A part set of Georgian flatware variousA part set of Georgian flatware various dates and makers, primarily circa 1800, fiddle thread and shell pattern, single and double struck, engraved crest,
• A part set of Georgian flatware variousA part set of Georgian flatware various dates and makers, primarily circa 1800, fiddle thread and shell pattern, single and double struck, engraved crest,
• A Reed & Barton sterling silver flatwareA Reed & Barton sterling silver flatware service Mid-20th century, in the ''Francis I'' pattern designed in 1907 by Ernest Meyers, each with maker's marks
• A Towle sterling silver flatware serviceA Towle sterling silver flatware service Circa 1963, with maker's marks, a service in the "Charlemagne" pattern, comprising 12 forks (7.5''), 24 salad
• Group of English sterling silver servingGroup of English sterling silver serving articles Each London, five dated 1868 with maker's marks of George William Adams, comprising a ladle (13.5''),
• German Silver May Wine ladle A circa 1800German Silver May Wine ladle A circa 1800 German Silver May Wine ladle. Shell-form bowl with hinged, pierced cover, "Mai Wein", opening to a gold wash
• CASED 135-PIECE STERLING FLATWARE BY TOWLECASED 135-PIECE STERLING FLATWARE BY TOWLE IN THE “CANDLELIGHT” PATTERN. No monogram. Housed in a wood fitted case. Set consists of: Twenty-one 8-3/4”
• Georgian Sterling Silver Punch Ladle, bearsGeorgian Sterling Silver Punch Ladle, bears London 1800 hallmark and partial sponsor’s touch mark, engraved crest to terminus, attractive patina. - 13.5”
• PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER LADLES, Peter,PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER LADLES, Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London 1800, later decorated, chased, pierced and engraved as sifter and berry spoon,
• American silver ladle, ca. 1800 bearing theAmerican silver ladle, ca. 1800 bearing the touch of I. Woods, 13 1/2" l., approximately 5.6 ozt.
• Philadelphia silver ladle, ca. 1800, bearingPhiladelphia silver ladle, ca. 1800, bearing the touch of Joseph Shoemaker, 13 3/4" l., approx. 5.2 troy oz.
• American coin silver ladle, ca.1800, bearingAmerican coin silver ladle, ca.1800, bearing the touch of W. Mitchell, 13" l., approx. 4.8 troy oz.
• Three Georgian or Victorian Sterling SilverThree Georgian or Victorian Sterling Silver Serving Pieces, including a "Fiddle"-pattern serving spoon, hallmarked London, 1799-1800, by Richard Crossley,
• GROUP OF NEW YORK AND RHODE ISLAND SILVERGROUP OF NEW YORK AND RHODE ISLAND SILVER FLATWARE, VARIOUS MAKERS, EARLY NINETEENTH-TWENTIETH CENTURY. Comprising a set of 6 dinner forks, Gerrish &
• A silver toddy ladle, with a shaped bowlA silver toddy ladle, with a shaped bowl and with a turned wooden handle, circa 1800 and a pair of silver sugar tongs, with bright cut decoration, probably
• A snuff box formed from a cowrie shell, twoA snuff box formed from a cowrie shell, two silver lidded glass smelling salts bottles, a circular portrait miniature of a child, a gilt metal cased propelling
• A pair of George III Scottish provincialA pair of George III Scottish provincial silver toddy ladles, by James Erskine, Aberdeen circa 1800, circular bowls, approx. weight 2oz. (2)
• A late 18th / early 19th century ScottishA late 18th / early 19th century Scottish silver toddy ladle, marked once INS, for Inverness, circa 1800, oval bowl, twisted whalebone handle, monogrammed,
• A George III Scottish provincial silver toddyA George III Scottish provincial silver toddy ladle, by Robert Keay, Perth circa 1800, circular bowl, engraved with a crest, motto and monogram, twisted