Silver Sugar Tongs

Sheffield 1905 solid silver Art Nouveau cased set of sugar bowl, cream jug and sugar tongs, by James Deakin and Sons.

Sheffield 1905 solid English hallmarked silver set of Art Nouveau twin handled tea service comprising sugar bowl, cream jug, and sugar tongs in original shaped fitted case by very good makers James Deakin and Sons, and retailed by famous retailer Hamilton and Co. of India. Graceful flowing repousse design is complemented by original gilt interiors. The boat shape of the sugar bowl, and helmet shape of the jug are lovely. Sizes-jug 3.74 inches wide by 2.5 inches high; sugar bowl 5 inches wide by 2.75 high; sugar tongs 3.5 inches long. All are enclosed in the original shaped and fitted case, with the only blemish being the silk in the interior lid of the case is foxed, which can be easily changed. A lovely 3 piece set of sterling silver in excellent condition.

London 1887 cased set of 12 solid silver gilt spoons with sugar tongs by Aldwinckle and Slater.

London 1887 wonderful set of 12 solid English hallmarked silver coffee spoons and matching sugar tongs in original very striking fitted case. The spoons and tongs have spiral twist stems with cast apostle terminals to both top and bottom (very unusual), and rat tailed bowls with pale traces of original gilding. Retailed by Taylor and Langford of Bristol, and made by John Aldwinckle and Thomas Slater, of the firm Holland, Aldwinckle and Slater, important makers who also supplied firms such as Elkington, Mappin and Webb, and Hunt and Roskell with their silver wares. Such firms only sold the best silver. Spoon size is approximately 4.5 inches long. Total weight of silver 165 grams. This is a beautiful complete service in original fitted case, in excellent condition.

Pair Geo IV Silver Sugar Tongs

Pair Geo IV Silver Fiddle Pattern Sugar Tongs. London. 1828

Tea Spoons and SugarTongs

Set of 10 silver tea spoons and matching sugar tongs. Beautifully decorated with brightcut engraving. Sheffield. 1918.

Victorian silver sugar tongs

A pair of goodsterling silver sugar tongs in Venetian pattern by Martin Hall & Co.Ltd,Sheffield 1868. Lightly engraved monogram on the top of handle. Very good condition.