Description: A nice antique pewter ladle with nicely shaped turned wood handle and a ball-shaped deep bowl. The ladle has a straight hardwood handle attached to the bowl using a tubular pewter connector which is part of the bowl. The handle itself ends with a round small ball on top. The ladle also has what we would characterize a ball and rather deep bowl which is ~3 1/2" in diameter at the top and is ~3 1/4" deep. The bowl has been cleaned and shows quite a bit of pitting and a lot of shallow dings. The wood handle is a bit soiled and has some scratches and dings, but is intact and solid. All in all, this a nice piece worthy of a spot in your collection. Please carefully view photos as they are part and parcel of our description. 

Date: Unknown, but most likely early to mid 1800s (early to mid 19th century), but could be earlier. 

Origin: Purchased in Southeast Pennsylvania, USA. 

Size: The ladle Measure ~14 1/4" in length with the bowl measuring ~3 1/2" in diameter on the top and is ~3 1/4" deep. The handle itself is ~10 1/4" long and is ~1 1/8" in diameter at its widest. The piece weighs about 10 ounces. 

Maker: Unknown. 

Marks: The piece is unmarked. 

Distinguishing Characteristics - Most Interesting About The Piece: Nice antique ladle to add to your collection. 

Condition: The ladle is in good overall condition. The bowl has been cleaned and shows quite a bit of pitting and a lot of shallow dings. The bowl is intact with no breaks or repairs. The handle, is intact with no breaks or repairs. It has a few dark spots, some scratches, and one or two shallow dings. The ladle is solid, with no breaks or repairs. All in all, a nice piece worthy of a spot in your collection. The piece was obviously cleaned and as such the wooden handle has lost its original finish. Be that as it may, this is a nice solid piece that is over 200 years old and would make a great addition to your collection. Please see photos to appreciate the beauty and condition of the pieces.