John Langlands I & John Robertson Sterling Sugar Tongs

Newcastle, England. 1778 - 1795. Monogrammed. Duty mark of King George III but no date stamp. 5-5/8" long. 1.0 troy ounces. DP/KE. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When

Title: 18th Century Antique Silver Coffee Pot Newcastle 1781 John Langlands & John Robertson Subtitle: Georgian sterling silver Newcastle made coffee pot 1781 Langlands & Robertson. Additional Info:Ra

A George III sterling silver tankard circular section on a molded foot ring, S shaped handle, engraved BB, Hallmarked Newcastle 1788, Makers John Langlands & John Robertson, height 13 cm, weight 324 g

JOHN WESTERVELT STERLING SUGAR TONGS, MONOGRAMMED. LENGTH 5 1/2"; 1.46 OZT (WITH ORIGINAL BOX)

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

John Wren English sterling silver sugar tongs engraved and monogrammed. Hallmarked on inside. Weight - 36.4g. Condition report: Good condition, please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auc

A pair of George III sterling silver salts, London 1788 by Hester Bateman, overstruck by John Langlands and John Robertson of Newcastle Each of panelled navette form with scalloped reeded rim on a sha

John Pontus Petterson (1884-1949), Neptune sugar tongs, Chicago, IL, sterling silver, stamped marks, 2"w x 4 1/2"l Provenance: John Pontus Petterson John C. Petterson Thence by descent through the fam

(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

Length 3 3/4 inches.

Embossed with (2) baskets of flowers and terminated with scallop shells. hallmarked. 6 1/4 inches. 1.35 troy ounces.

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

Danish hallmark. .83 ozt. 4" long. Condition: See PhotosTemp No 8039

11 1/4 inches and 4 3/4 inches. Sugar tong's maker is unknown. 3.65 troy ounces. Provenance: Knox Mansion / Orchard House 800 Delaware Ave Buffalo, NY by direct descent. The Knox family of Buffalo are

2.1 tr.oz. All marked; 6 hors d'oeuvre forks, 1.1 tr. oz., 12 hors d”oeuvre forks, 2. 3 tr. oz. Total ozt 5.5 Condition: See PhotosTemp No 8051

Including: Pair of bright cut sugar tongs (unmarked), sterling silver baby spoon, Claret liquor label (M.B.), Pierced bon bon scoop, Coin and sterling offset spreaders and a butter knife. 5.27 troy ou

DESCRIPTION: Three pieces sterling silver table articles. Includes: 1) John W. Mealy, Sons & Co. sugar tongs. Marked "Sterling". With floral and leave design to sides. 6". 2) Sterling tea strainer wit

Antique English Sterling Silver Apostle Motif Set. Boxed set of English sterling silver tea spoons and sugar tongs. Hallmarked for John & William Deakin for Sheffield, England. Tongs measure 4.25 inch

Including: Pair of porringers, shallow Kirk bowl with floral embossed rim, reticulated oval bowl by Frank Whiting, and a broad rimmed plate and dragon claw sugar tongs also by Kirk. 11 1/2 inches (and

Including: Juvenile cup, salt and pepper and a pair of napkin rings marked sterling. 6.46 troy ounces. Together with a pair of coin silver sugar tongs marked T. Carson and a baby's bracelet engraved S

Including: (4) bullion, (4) appitizer forks, (2) picques, Gillsy Wallace sugar tongs and a Chain Bridge souvenir spoon. 4.38 troy ounces (not including unmarked sugar tongs)

Together with (2) sterling match book covers and silver plated tongs and tray. Tray measures 4 3/4 x 11 inches. Creamer, sugar and match covers weigh 6.56 troy ounces Condition: GoodTemp No 135

A George III Silver Presentation Cup John Langlands & John Robertson, Newcastle, Circa 1785 the body with the engraved inscription The Keivan of the Agricultural Society for the County of Durham, Sept

DESCRIPTION: Sterling silver loving cup with floral repousse design. Hallmarks to bottom of John Langlands I, Newcastle, circa 3rd quarter 18th century. MEASUREMENTS: 6-3/8" high x 8" wide handle to h