A 19th century Dutch silver souvenir spoon, the finial modelled as a windmill, with ornate stem depicting stylised dolphins and embossed armorial bowl, import marks for Sheffield 1900, length 22cm, approx 2.99ozt.

A 19th century Scottish silver ladle, probably by David Manson, Dundee, c.1806-1810, length 14cm.

An early 19th century Scottish provincial silver foliate engraved spoon, Alexander Cameron, Dundee c.1830-1840, length 23cm.

Three George III hallmarked silver teaspoons with engraved initials to terminals, George Smith & Thomas Hayter, London 1794, length 13cm, approx 1.5ozt.

A Dutch silver caddy spoon with curved cast decorated terminal and wavy rimmed bowl embossed with a swan and scrolls, maker probably Jacobus Helweg (active in Amsterdam 1753-1778), length 8cm, a sterling silver example with floral shaped bowl and terminal, a white metal ladle with whalebone handle and further spoon (4).

A George III hallmarked silver caddy spoon in the form of a shovel, probably John Turner, Birmingham 1802, also a modern silver caddy spoon in the form of a jockey's cap, Sheffield 1985 (2).

A Victorian hallmarked silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon, George Unite, Birmingham 1842, length 9cm.

Two George III hallmarked silver caddy spoons, each with shell moulded bowls, one with bright cut engraved stem and initial W to terminal, London 1805, the other marked for London 1817, length 7.5cm and 8.5cm.

A Russian hallmarked silver sifter spoon, with circular pierced gilt bowl and fiddle shaped terminal to a plain stem, stamped 84, Moscow 1872 (date obscured), probably Victor Savinkov, length 16cm.

A cased set of twelve hallmarked Russian silver coffee spoons with foliate scroll decorated handles and gilded bowls, Moscow c.1900, length 11cm.