Georgian Sterling Silver Tongs with Extras

Antique Georgian Era English sterling silver sugar / ice tongs by William Eaton, London. Fully hallmarked and dated 1830. No apparent monogram or evidence of removal. Measures approx. 6" length. Total

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.

English hallmarks, by T.B., 8 1/2" long.

English with various town marks, date marks & makers marks, (some rubbed), all decorated with bright-cut detail, some with monograms, the longest measuring 5.75" long. Combined weight, 143 grams.

1.) Georgian sterling stuffing spoon, maker initials of IB, London, 1796-97; 2.) Georgian sterling silver sugar tongs, Wm. Eley, Wm. Fearn & Wm. Chawner; London, 1811-1812; 4.65 ozt.

Antique 19th C English Georgian Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs. Hallmarked. Measures 5.5 inches in length.

Lot Georgian sterling silver including cast sugar tongs2.48 ozt weighable silver

George II British sterling silver footed cream pot with scroll handle, London, 1733, by Richard Gosling. George IV British sterling silver sugar tongs, London, 1827, by Robert Rutland. Cream pot 3"h x

A Georgian English sterling silver pair of sandwich / fish serving tongs. Hallmarks for Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London, 1799. Pierced open-work motif, etched scroll and leaf design. The ribbed

Poole Silver (American) 'Georgian' Sterling Silver Creamer & Sugar Pot, H 3" W 3.25" L 5" 9.6t oz 2 pcs + Non-matching Tongs | the lot includes a matching sugar pot and creamer, both with lion heads a

George III footed creamer with hammered finish, London 1796, by Samuel Meriton, and sugar tongs, London 1807, by Stephen Adams II. Creamer 5"h x 2.25"w x 5.5" from handle to spout, tongs 5.25". George

Georgian sterling silver caddy spoon. Sterling silver Tiffany Winthrop pattern sugar nips and Gorham Cambridge pattern sugar tongs. Dimensions are: Tiffany tongs: 4 1/8 inches tall X 1 1/4 inches wide

Georgian Period Sterling Silver Scissors Form Sugar Nips, by Gawen Nash, London, ca. 1750, with engraved GS monogram and shell form tips, 4 1/2" x 1 1/2", 0.87 ozt.

(lot of 9) American, English and other silver service articles, including: (1) American coin silver tongs, JS Sergeant, Hartford, engraved with foliates and bows, 6"l ; (1) Georgian tongs, monogrammed

Crafted of sterling silver. Features a clean Georgian design with minimal ornamentation. Bears London hallmarks for maker GP and the date code for 1821. Measures 5 3/4" x 1 1/2". Total weight approxim

(14) PIECE ENGLISH STERLING FLATWARE GROUP Georgian silver includes a pair of sugar nips maker WH, 3 tablespoons by Jonathan Hayne, London,1833, a pierced ladle (maker rubbed), sugar tongs (likely Bat

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)

In fitted case. Including 6 Georgian teaspoons, Robert Ratland 1889; and English early 20th century set, which includes sugar tongs. Total weight approx. 5.81 ozt (180.8 grams).

Fine Late Georgian Sterling Silver Hot Water Urn, hallmarked London, 1804-1805, by John Robins, the ovoid body decorated with a calyx of alternating plain and imbricate gadroons, fitted with a pair of

20th century Each stamped for Towle, further stamped: Sterling Designed 1898 by George P. Tilton, the assembled set comprising: 12 old French hollow-handled knives (9.75"), 19 old French hollow-handle

A set of four (4) English sterling silver sweet meat serving dishes. Double handle design accented with shell and floral bunting. Reeded rim with shell and acanthus decoration. Bowl rests on four figu

Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware Service 19th Century, mixed makers and dates In the Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern, comprising seventeen dinner forks, eighteen lunch forks, six dinner knives, twel

Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware Service Various makers, 18th century Comprising eleven dinner forks, eight dessert forks, sixteen dinner knives, twelve tablespoons, nine dessert spoons, sixteen teas

Georgian tea urn circa 1772, ovoid body on a square base with pierced and gadrooned details on ball and claw feet, and coat of arms detail. Includes cylinder. Bears R.M. Richard Morson and B.S. Benjam