GEORGIAN STERLING 1812 LONDON SUGAR TONGS

1.) Georgian sterling stuffing spoon, maker initials of IB, London, 1796-97; 2.) Georgian sterling silver sugar tongs, Wm. Eley, Wm. Fearn & Wm. Chawner; London, 1811-1812; 4.65 ozt.

Pair of Sterling Sugar Tongs, London, Hester Bateman, c.1785, bright cut design with monogram. Dimensions: 5.5 in.l. Total Approximate Weight: 28 g. /.90221 oz. troy Condition: Good with wear to decor

2pc Georgian Sterling Serving Tongs. Includes Eley & Fearn (London) 1821 Asparagus Tongs (10'', 224g) and Josiah & George Piercy (London) 1814 Sugar Tongs (5.5'', 52g). 8.8 troy oz (276g) total weight

George III footed creamer with hammered finish, London 1796, by Samuel Meriton, and sugar tongs, London 1807, by Stephen Adams II. Creamer 5"h x 2.25"w x 5.5" from handle to spout, tongs 5.25". George

George II British sterling silver footed cream pot with scroll handle, London, 1733, by Richard Gosling. George IV British sterling silver sugar tongs, London, 1827, by Robert Rutland. Cream pot 3"h x

Georgian Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs by Richard Crossley. Hallmarked London 1792. Length 5 1/2 inches.

Georgian sterling silver sugar tongs, 3, 18th century and later, one struck with maker's mark of Peter and Ann Bateman, London, 1792. 6" L x 2.5" W x 0.75" D. Weight: 3.27 ozt.

Antique Georgian Era English sterling silver sugar / ice tongs by William Eaton, London. Fully hallmarked and dated 1830. No apparent monogram or evidence of removal. Measures approx. 6" length. Total

Antique Georgian Era English sterling silver sugar / ice tongs by William Eaton, London. Fully hallmarked and dated 1830. No apparent monogram or evidence of removal. Measures approx. 6" length. Total

(14) PIECE ENGLISH STERLING FLATWARE GROUP Georgian silver includes a pair of sugar nips maker WH, 3 tablespoons by Jonathan Hayne, London,1833, a pierced ladle (maker rubbed), sugar tongs (likely Bat

Crafted of sterling silver. Features a clean Georgian design with minimal ornamentation. Bears London hallmarks for maker GP and the date code for 1821. Measures 5 3/4" x 1 1/2". Total weight approxim

Georgian Period Sterling Silver Scissors Form Sugar Nips, by Gawen Nash, London, ca. 1750, with engraved GS monogram and shell form tips, 4 1/2" x 1 1/2", 0.87 ozt.

English with various town marks, date marks & makers marks, (some rubbed), all decorated with bright-cut detail, some with monograms, the longest measuring 5.75" long. Combined weight, 143 grams.

Antique 19th C English Georgian Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs. Hallmarked. Measures 5.5 inches in length.

3 Pair of Sterling Silver London made Sugar Tongs, 1872/1857/1879.

Lot Georgian sterling silver including cast sugar tongs2.48 ozt weighable silver

Interesting Group of Silver and Silverplate Flatware, incl. Norwegian .83 silver bonbon spoon, Thorvald Marthinsen "Viking Rose", l. 6 3/4 in.; Regency sterling sugar tongs, London, 1808, probably Tho

WM. BATEMAN & CHAWNER STERLING SUGAR TONGS, LONDON, 19TH C., TWO, L 5 3/4":Including 1 George III sterling silver sugar tongs by William Bateman I, London, 1815-16, L.5 3/4", bright cut decoration and

English and Dutch silver tongs. 1) English sterling silver sugar tongs by G. Adams, 1865. 2) Thomas Northcote English bright-cut sterling silver sugar tongs, London, 1791. 3) Dutch leaf and branch-for

(7 Pc) Daniel and John Wellby of London sterling silver demitasse spoon and sugar tong set, retailed by Pickett Goldsmith, 265 Oxford Street, London, 1880, each with a figure of an apostle and a spira

English Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs of London 1805 2 oz.

Assembled grouping of sterling silver flatware, 61 pieces, including 17 souvenir spoons, 1 English Sheffield sugar tong by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, 1 English London sugar tong by William Eley & William

mainly 1785-1837, including 22 British, most Georgian, several Irish and Scottish examples, makers include George Samuel Lewis & John Wright, John Henry Charles Lias, George Wintle, Stephen Adams, Wil

1) sterling silver sauce ladle, mark of Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London, 1803; 2) sterling silver sugar tongs, maker initials AO, possibly Alexander Osborne, London, circa 1765; 2.55 ozt.