A silver sugar spreader, Europe, 18th century.

Corpo piriforme poggiante su piede circolare con stemma inciso sulla fascia. (punzoni consunti di difficile lettura) gr. 400, altezza cm 23

(2) CONTINENTAL SILVER SUGAR/CREAMER, 18TH C. WEIGHT 12.3 OZ.

a quattro piedini, corpo decorato a motivi floreali, manici naturalistici, coperchio con presa a frutti; difetti Alt. cm 12, larg. cm 17; peso gr 513 A FRENCH SILVER SUGAR-BOWL, 18TH CENTURY; DEFECTS

A Prussian Silver Sugar Box, late 18th century Marks: (city mark), FW, CFH 3 x 5-1/4 x 4 inches (7.6 x 13.3 x 10.2 cm) 456 grams (14.661 troy ounces) HID03101062020 © 2022 Heritage Auctions | All R

Continental Empire silver sugar box, Late 18th c., probably French, touch marks indicate Nancy or Lille, dolphin supports and paw feet, 6.5"h x 6.25"w x 5"d, approx. 18.2 ozt.

A Pair of Dutch Silver Sugar Bowls Amsterdam, 18th Century marked with '833' standard on underside 9 ozt 12 dwt Width 7 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann Black Smyth, Santa Fe, New

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.

A collection of fifteen 18th century silver sugar nips various makers Including a naturalistic Rococo pair, weight 16oz. (15)

Late 18th century pair of solid silver sugar casters 7 1/2 inches tall with cherubs decoration all around including frogs and flowers. Total weighs is 347 grams. In good condition.

English Colonial Silver Covered Sugar Bowl mid-18th century, possibly American, the inverted pear-shaped body decorated with repousse rococo gadroons, the fitted lid with gadrooned foot-ring, engraved

Italian silver sugar bowl. End of 18th Century L: 17,7 cm , H: 7,6 cm (H: 3 inch, L: 7 inch)

AN 18TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER SUGAR BOX, Moscow 1794, oval with hinged fluted cover, chased with foliage and ribbon-tied swags. 15cm wide, 11.9 troy ounces

Engraved 18th century Swedish silver hinged sugar caster. Stamped with an unknown maker's mark of "AS", a pictorial national mark (three crowns), date stamp of "B2" (1784), and an

AN 18TH CENTURY FRENCH SILVER SUGAR SIFTING SPOON, Paris, marks indistinct, double struck Fiddle and Thread pattern, engraved with an armorial, the bowl with pierced decoration. 21cm, 3 troy ounces

18th Century Coin Silver Sugar Tongs, mark of Joseph DuboisNew York City, active 1789-1797, engraved designs and central cartouche with period script monogram. 6 1/8 in. 1.25 troy oz. From the Collect

An 18th century covered silver sugar urn in classical form with urn finial, finely engraved designs, beading, and reserve shield medallion with monogram. Signed twice on edge of base EB in oval cartou

Sterling Silver 18th Century Sugar Basket London 1786 Hester Bateman. A very collectable Geo III sugar basket made by the renowned lady silversmith Hester Bateman. The body of the basket is elegantly

A Group of Five George III Silver Sugar Servers Various Makers, 18th/19th Century comprising two sugar nips and three sugar tongs. each hallmarked for Sterling 7 ozt 3 dwt Length of longest 6 1/8 inch

18th C silver Philadelphia sugar urn by Samuel Alexander (marked on one side of base). Monogrammed both sides, appears to read MWC on side and JH on the other which includes a slight dent in the H. Li

Pair of late 18th century English sterling silver sugar tongs, by Samuel Godbehere & Edgar Wigan silversmiths, London. Hallmarked and stamped. Made circa 1798. Weighs approx. 1.05 ozt (32.8 grams). Sh

Late 18th Century American (Federal Period) Silver Sugar Urn, Joseph Richardson Jr. Well made hand hammered, engraved monogram B. Signed J.R on bottom. Good condition. Measures 10" H and weighs approx

Including an early (18th c) English example. 4.8 troy ounces Condition: GoodTemp No 8397

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, late 18th century, urn form body, galleried rim, bead borders, conforming pineapple finial, engraved swag and floral cartouche, monogram "HB", marks for Joseph & Nathaniel

An American Silver Sugar Bowl Maker's Mark Likely Thomas Hammersley, New York, NY, Late 18th Century of oval form with a lobed body, the S-scroll handles ending in stylized dolphins, the body bearing