Fiddle pattern cutlery / flatware

A suite of 4 toddy ladles all made by John Round & Sons of Sheffield. 2 are monogrammed. Shortest measures 15.5cm, longest 17cm.

A Victorian fish slice in fiddle pattern, maker unknown 'R&Co' but markings look deliberately like Elkington's ones!

A good larger sauce ladle by Elkington Mason made in 1853. Fiddle pattern, crested with an arm brandishing a sword or dagger.

A good pair of antique tablespoons in fiddle.

A shorter length fiddle pattern soup ladle by Deykin & Harrison of Birmingham, late Victorian.

A nice set of 5 antique silver plated dessert spoon in Fiddle Thread Shell pattern.

A nice set of 6 antique silver plated dessert spoon in Fiddle Thread Shell pattern.

A good looking fish slice in fiddle pattern made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield. This is nickel silver, not silver plated.

A gleaming soup lade in fiddle pattern made by Joseph Gilbert of Sheffield in their 'Argentina Silver' range (a nickel silver alloy). Monogrammed with a single initial 'W'.

A pair of earlier John Harrison fiddle pattern toddy ladles. Very slightly concave shaped bowls, almost flat bottomed.

A Victorian fish slice with bright cut and pierced work fish design

A good looking fish slice by John Gilbert in fiddle pattern.