A mixed group of silver flatware, including and an 18^th century punch ladle bowl

with embossed decoration with an inset coin, Frederick IV 8 Skilling 1713, mint Copenhagen, the later silver and baleen handle marked for London circa 1810 by William Bennett. A set of six teaspoons, Old English pattern, initialled, London 1804 by Thomas Barker, a salt spoon, London 1815 by Hannah Northcote, an egg spoon, fiddle pattern crested, London 1808 by Robert Rutland, a Victorian ivory handled toasting fork Sheffield 1894 by Walker and Hall, an unmarked Scottish punch ladle with scalloped rim. Together with a Dutch 835 standard silver fork and spoon, 1964. (Q)

Danish coin ladle length – 42.8 cm / 17 inches

Weighable sterling – 111 grams / 3.57 ozt

835 weight – 87 grams / 2.8 ozt