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Bronze ladle, Bronze, Etruscan
Bronze ladle
Etruscan
ca. 500 BCE
Ladle, William Hollingshead American, Silver, American
Ladle
Probably William Hollingshead
1755–75
Ladle, John Lambe, Silver, British, London
Ladle
John Lambe
1781–82
Ladle, Thomas Chawner (in partnership with William Chawner), Silver, British, London
Ladle
Probably by Thomas Chawner
Probably by William Chawner I
1766–67
Ladle, John Burger American, Silver, American
Ladle
John Burger
1790–1800
Ladle, Earthenware with green lead glaze, China
Ladle
China
1st–2nd century CE
Ladle, Bronze, Parthian
Ladle
Parthian
ca. 2nd century BCE–3rd century CE
Ladle, Silver
Ladle
Ladle, Elkington & Co. British, Silver on base metal, British, Birmingham, after Irish original
Ladle
Elkington & Co.
19th century, after early 18th century original
Bronze ladle, Bronze, Roman
Bronze ladle
Roman
1st–2nd century CE
Ladle, Henning Koppel Danish, Sterling silver
Ladle
Designer Henning Koppel
Manufacturer Georg Jensen
post WWII
Ladle, Wood and pigment, Chinook, Native American
Ladle
Chinook, Native American
ca. 1850
Ladle, William Cleveland, Silver, American
Ladle
William Cleveland
Samuel Post
ca. 1815
Ladle, Silver, China
Ladle
China
8th century
Ladle, Richard Lee American, Pewter, wood, American
Ladle
Attributed to Richard Lee
Attributed to Richard Lee Jr.
1788–1820
Ladle, Terracotta, Etruscan
Ladle
Etruscan
4th quarter of the 7th–mid 6th century BCE
Ladle, John Burt Lyng American, Silver, American
Ladle
John Burt Lyng
1750–75
Ladle, Bronze or copper alloy
Ladle
305 BCE–364 CE
Ladle, Roe and Stollenwerck American, Silver, American
Ladle
Roe and Stollenwerck
1800–1830
Ladle, Pewter, wood, American
Ladle
American
1700–1800
Ladle, Silver, Japan
Ladle
Japan
19th century
Ladle, Wood, pigment, Luba or Hemba peoples
Ladle
Luba or Hemba peoples
19th–20th century
Ladle, Earthenware, Coptic
Ladle
Coptic
580–640
Ladle, Frankenthal Porcelain Manufactory German, Hard-paste porcelain, German, Frankenthal
Ladle
Manufactory Frankenthal Porcelain Manufactory
ca. 1756–59
Ladle, John Vernon American, Silver, American
Ladle
John Vernon
ca. 1800
Ladle, James Weekes American, Pewter, American
Ladle
James Weekes
after 1820
Ladle, William Spratling American, Sterling silver
Ladle
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909
Ladle, Silver, British, London
Ladle
British, London
1760–61
Ladle, Samuel Edwards American, Silver, American
Ladle
Samuel Edwards
1745–60
Ladle, Bronze, Thailand (Ban Chiang)
Ladle
Thailand (Ban Chiang)
ca. 300 BCE–200 CE
Ladle, Philip Syng Jr. American, Silver, American
Ladle
Philip Syng Jr.
ca. 1730–72
Ladle, James Howell American, Silver, American
Ladle
James Howell
1800–1830
Serving Ladle, Wrought iron
Serving Ladle
1800–1900
Ladle, James Gaskins American, Silver, American
Ladle
James Gaskins
1790–1800
Ladle, Richard Crossley, Silver, British, London
Ladle
Richard Crossley
1796–97
Ladle, I. M. American, Silver, American
Ladle
Marked by I. M.
1775–1800
Ladle, Joseph Richardson Jr. American, Silver, American
Ladle
Joseph Richardson Jr.
Nathaniel Richardson
1777–90
Ladle, Benjamin Halsted American, Silver, whalebone(?), thread, American
Ladle
Benjamin Halsted
Myer Myers
ca. 1765
Ladle, Iron, Sasanian
Ladle
Sasanian
ca. 3rd–7th century CE
Ladle, Standish Barry American, Silver, American
Ladle
Standish Barry
ca. 1790
Ladle, Senufo artist, Wood, Senufo peoples
Ladle
Senufo artist
19th–early 20th century
Ladle, Glazed pottery, China
Ladle
China
1st–2nd century

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