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I wonder if anyone is able to identify the heraldic device on the handle of this toddy ladle.

It is part of a set of six about which I posted previously on 25 November 2017 when I was battling to date them, and ascertain the maker. (The marks are unclear, and Newcastle used much the same font and capital date letter "M" for a number of successive years which makes this difficult.)

However, this time I am hoping that one of the experts will be able to identify who used the heraldic device of a lion (wolf?) that appears on the handle. If you could also indicate the proper description of the device, and whether it gives any clues as to age, that would be an added bonus.

Thank you in advance for any assistance.

 

No idea but I love it!

 

I would say wolf, and I love it too.

 

Just a quick look through Fairbairn's Crests book it looks like they call it a demi-wolf. Google brought me this for demi-wolf rampant.

https://www.myfamilysilver.com/pages/crestfinder-crest.aspx?id=171531&name=Wilson

 

Could you give the size to help determine it's possible use?