Victorian silver sauce ladle Hanoverian pattern by John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1897

A fine Victorian sauce ladle  by john round and son ltd dating from 1897. weighing approx. 59 g 
length of spoon 17.5 cm the oval dish is 7cm x 4cm
in overall good condition with only minor signs of age/use.
Hallmarks clear .Apologies for any reflections in photos
The firm was established by John Round in Sheffield in 1847 as a small workshop attached to his house in Tudor Street.
The business proved successful and the firm in partnership with his son Edwin went under the title of John Round & Son.
In 1874 the firm became John Round & Son Ltd. At the time the Round family ceased to have an active rule in the business and the firm was managed by Henry Pawson, Joseph Gamble and J.B. Barber as directors (in 1875 Edwin Round & Son Ltd, Holly Street, entered its mark in Sheffield Assay Office).
The trade mark of the firm was a globe surrounded by the inscription ALL THE ROUND.
In 1886 the business of Ridge, Allcard & Co (Lions Works, Eyre Lane) was amalgamated and John Ridge became the manager maintaining this role for about 25 years. Supposedly, in this period the JR & S mark was sometimes accompanied by the "four tridents" trade mark, previously used by Joseph Ridge.
The factory was at Tudor Works, Tudor Street and at Arundel Plate Works, Sheffield, with various showrooms operating in London and Montreal. In 1898 the cutlery and spoon & fork departments moved to Moncrieff Works, Rockingham Street, Sheffield