Scottish silver sugar tongs, Edinburgh, HC&S, 1818,

Scottish silver sugar tongs, Edinburgh, HC&S, 1818, 5-1/2" l, 1.48 TO

A pair of Scottish Geo IV silver Fiddle and Shell pattern teaspoons hallmarked Edinburgh 1825, maker J.H. Together with Geo III silver sugar tongs hallmarked Edinburgh 1819, maker Alexander Henderson

A Victorian Scottish sterling silver sugar bowl, Edinburgh 1849 by Walker Crichton of circular form of alternating panels each having embossed decoration of scrolls and floral leaves. With a shaped un

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER SUGAR NIPS by John Spencer. Edinburgh 1790. 42.3 grams. 16 cm x 4.5 cm.

1818 Scottish silver cup, Edinburgh hallmarked and John McKay maker's mark, 3 1/4" x 3 1/2", 3.83 ozt.

(lot of 7) Sterling silver sugar tongs, including: (1) English George IV tongs, c.1830, with shell ends, Edinburgh hallmarks, maker's mark AE, likely Adam Elder, (1) English George IV tongs, c.1828, L

(lot of 7) Sterling silver sugar tongs, including: (1) English George IV tongs, c.1830, with shell ends, Edinburgh hallmarks, maker's mark AE, likely Adam Elder, (1) English George IV tongs, c.1828, L

AMERICAN COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS, with acorn-form finials, and chased decoration to handle, marked "J. FOSTER" in rectangle for John Foster, New York, NY (active 1809-1818). Total weight: 1.405 ozt. 1

Comprising: a boxed set of six English silver demi-tasse spoons, 4 sugar tongs, 1 serving fork, 1 sugar shell, Scottish silver shovel, total weight approx.. 8 T.O. Largest, 7-1/2"l.

Scottish sterling silver asparagus tongs, Hamilton & Inches, c.1904, pierced ends, one side with bright cut decoration, Edinburgh hallmarks, approx 9 1/8"l, 5.49ozt Start Price: $80.00

most London, 1772-1818, including stuffing spoon; ladle; nine serving spoons; four pairs sugar tongs, three scissor form; two tea caddy spoons; meat skewer, various makers, .925 fine, 32.67 oz. T., 2-

Group of 18th and 19th c. American and English silver including London neoclassical footed cream jug, two early tea caddy spoons, Scottish toddy ladle, Howe & Guion NYC sugar tongs, salt shovel and sp

A Scottish George IV Silver Tea Servicemark of James McKay, Edinburgh (1823), the three piece service including a teapot (6 1/2 in.), parcel gilt sugar bowl and parcel gilt creamer; each with hand-cha

Philadelphia, circa 1785, with reticulated decoration and acorn terminals, stamped as pictured.  Dimensions: 6" long, the approximate weight is 1.6 troy ounces. Provenance: Property fro

HARRIS & LEMON, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS, having fiddle handles with pointed shoulders and ovoid grips, engraved "B" initial to end. Impressed twice with "HARRIS

A collection of silver sugar tongs, A collection of silver sugar tongs, George IV and later, comprising plain and bright-cut examples, largest 14cm long together with a collection of Edwardian and lat

Two Pairs of Virginia Coin Silver Sugar Tongsthe smaller with round clam shaped bowl, mark of William B. Cordell, active 1806-1835 in Charlestown (now West Virginia), Leesburg, and Warrenton (5 3/4 in

Rare American Southern Coin Silver Sugar Tongs William Alexander Williams silversmith. Alexandria, VA. Bright-cut engraved oval cartouche on end with engraved initials TW. 5.5" by 1" 1820-30 Shipping:

pr of sterling silver sugar tongs w jester & snakes motif dec - weigh approx 1.54ozt - 4 1/4" long

Five coin silver sugar tongs to include; Marcus Merriman (1762-1850, CT); Thaddeus Keeler (1805,NY); a possible James Barret example; one with illegible mark and an unmarked example. Longest 7" / 8 Tr

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.

Four American silver sugar tongs, 4.7 oztLengths: 6.25"-6.5"

A pair of late 19th century silver gilt and plique a jour enamel sugar tongs, 900 standard, possibly Scandinavian. L. 11 cm (4 1/4 in.) Provenance: Abbey Antiques, Winnipeg In good condition.

A collection of eight George III and later silver sugar tongs A collection of eight George III and later silver sugar tongs, comprising examples by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1802, a similar