TWO PAIR OF GEORGIAN SILVER TONGS

Two Pairs of Georgian Scottish Silver Tongs. Together with a Victorian Scottish silver ladle with pierced bowl and a Victorian Scottish silver spoon with boat form handle Longer pair of tongs: 6" Wt o

Two Pair of Georgian Silver Sugar Tongs, 5 7/8".

Collection of English and Coin Silver Flatware: Comprising ten Georgian salt spoons, two by William Eley and William Fearns; two ladles; four teaspoons and pair sugar tongs; thirty coin silver teaspoo

London hallmarks for Emick Romer, 1763. Classical Corinthian columns with stop fluting. Removable bobeches. Weighted. 12.5"h.

Each measure approx. 5 1/2" in length. Both have Georgian markings and date to the late 18th century. Total weight is 2.2 ozt. One has a bright cut pattern.

The first, brite card decorated and hallmarked GW, George Wintle, London, 1813, the second hallmarked, IL HL CL, John, Henry & Charles Lias, One of the most prolific 19th century family firms, London,

Two silver vesta cases, silver cheroot holder, sterling silver cased cigarette lighter and two pairs of silver sugar tongs

Four Pieces of Misc. Sterling Items consisting of two pairs of sterling silver tongs, a berry spoon and small demi-tasse spoon. All in good condition. Weight is 2.25 OZT.

Georgian, circa 1790. L: 14cm (5 1/2 in), 65g.

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

A group of two pair of British sterling silver sugar tongs including 1829-30 London tongs, and fine 1901-02 Sheffield Edwardian style scissor form tongs by Thomas Bradbury and Sons 5.5", 4.5" 2.6 troy

A GROUP OF SILVER AND PLATE, including six pairs of Georgian and later silver tea tongs, Harrods silver-mounted clock, sterling silver topped scent bottle, six silver napkin rings, etc. (Qty)

Pair of Georgian sterling silver two-handled covered sauce tureens by Robert Hennell I, London, 1783. Measure appx 5 3/8" t x 8 7/8" handle to handle. Weigh appx 32.3 ozt total.

Silver Items including Georgian silver toast rack, [repairs and damage]; pair of Georgian silver open salts; two English silver mote spoons, very partial marks; mote spoon with four marks “PC”; th

1st item: Hester Bateman sterling silver tongs with bright cut decoration, oval grips, monogram TMA, London, no date mark (c. 1785). 2nd through 5th items: Two pairs of matching Hester Bateman tablesp

English, 18th C. Seashell decorated, monogrammed, 5"l. Together with two pairs of sterling salts, a sterling caster, and a pair of sterling salt and pepper footed shakers. Appx. 13 t.o. Also including

George III. The group includes three various makers including a rare pair by Peter, Anne and William Bateman, a pair by John Lias and a pair marked WS. 42 grams standard Sold from the collection of a

Pair of Georgian Style Silver Plated Copper Two Light Candelabra, 20th c., the central support with a flame finial, issuing two swirled arms with relief bobeches and candle cups, H.- 8 1/2 in., W.- 10

Pair of Georgian Style Silver Plated Copper Two Light Candelabra, 20th c., the central support with a flame finial, issuing two swirled arms with relief bobeches and candle cups, H.- 8 1/2 in., W.- 10

A group of four Georgian English sterling silver berry spoons. Two pair. The earliest pair having bottom hallmarks which are rubbed and indistinct (8.25" long). The second smaller pair (7-1/8" long) h

This lot contains two engraved baby cups, two sugar tongs, two collectable spoons along with a child's spoon. Weighted items include two pairs of candlesticks, a creamer and sugar bowl and two compote

FOUR PAIRS OF SILVER SUGAR TONGS, GEORGE III AND LATER by John Pittar, Dublin 1807, Fiddle pattern, engraved with initials; by Thomas Watson, Newcastle 1816, Fiddle pattern, engraved 'L'; and two Edin

Lot of Georgian-style sterling silver candlesticks, including two pairs of short candlesticks [3 1/4 inches high] and one pair of candlesticks with squared bases [7 1/2 inches high]. In good condition

Three English Silver Serversthe first two a Georgian pair of serving spoons, London, 1742 date marks, with later Victorian design embellishment (8 in.); the third a marrow scoop, Sheffield, 20th centu