Two pairs of George III silver sugar tongs, the first

Four silver pieces to include pair of Quaiches by Martin & Hall, lg. 5 3/4" along with two George III silver sugar tongs, one by William Eaton, C. 1816, 11.2 t.oz. Estate of Marilyn Ware Strasburg, PA

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

most London, 1772-1818, including stuffing spoon; ladle; nine serving spoons; four pairs sugar tongs, three scissor form; two tea caddy spoons; meat skewer, various makers, .925 fine, 32.67 oz. T., 2-

A Bezalel pipe, a Bezalel filigree knife and a pair of George III silver sugar tongs; the pipe applied with filigree design, equipped with an amber mouthpiece, bowl rim signed Bezalel, 11.8 cm long; t

Two George III Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs, Peter and Ann Bateman, London, 1791 and 1798, bright-cut decoration, l. 5 3/8 in., total wt. 2.15 troy ozs.

WM. BATEMAN & CHAWNER STERLING SUGAR TONGS, LONDON, 19TH C., TWO, L 5 3/4":Including 1 George III sterling silver sugar tongs by William Bateman I, London, 1815-16, L.5 3/4", bright cut decoration and

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER FEATHER EDGE AND SHELL BOWL SAUCE LADLES, London c.1773, mark of John Lambe; together with a George III marrow scoop, London c.1782; sugar tongs, London c.1775 and another

FOUR PAIRS OF GLASGOW SILVER SUGAR TONGS, GEORGE III AND LATER including by Mitchell & Russell, Glasgow 1819, Fiddle pattern with shell-back bowls, engraved with initials; by Robert Gray & Son

A collection of seven George III and later silver sugar tongs, A collection of seven George III and later silver sugar tongs, comprising a bright cut pair, by Peter & William Bateman, London 1812, a s

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

including a George III assembled three-piece travel set with mother-of-pearl handles, George III sugar tongs, two George III condiment spoons, Victorian sugar tongs, Victorian sugar spoon, Danish matc

A collection of silver flatware A collection of silver flatware, comprising a pair of George III sugar tongs, London 1803, a cased Christening spoon and pusher set, with engraved initial J, by Viner's

Four English sterling silver salt cellars, the first two George III, maker's marks of one indistinct, the other unknown maker "V.K", both London, 18th century, the second two a Victorian pair, with ma

A collection of silver flatware A collection of silver flatware, comprising a George III ladle, London 1803, a pair of George IV sugar tongs, London 1829 Edwardian apostle top tea strainer, a caddy sp

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,

Sterling silver, the pair of diminutive sugar or sweetmeat bowls each of pointed oval form, lightly lobed into two tiers, atop flaring oval pedestals, the upper rims and the feet both with horizontal

Circa 1790, by George Smith III & William Fearn working in London. The tongs having good chased surface and in good condition. No apparent restoration or breaks. L5 1/2" .9 oz standard

One pair London, 1779, maker's mark is rubbed, one pair London, 1814, maker's mark is rubbed. Each pedestal form, with deep well, and a chased armorial on one side. Each is 1 3/8 in. H, 3 1/8 in. L, 2

Two George III Sterling Silver Sugar Bowls and a Cream Jug Comprising one sugar bowl marked Matthew West, Dublin, height 4 3/4 inches, diameter 5 inches; an oval sugar bowl marked London, 1773, length

one example is London, 1808 by Robert Rutland while the other is unmarked and looks to be coin silver. L6 1/2†L5 3/4†2.8 oz standard

Pair of George III Silver Sugar Urns and Covers London, 1773, maker's mark indistinct.  8 x 4 1/4 in. diam., 21.8 oz. approx. gross weight. Property from the Collection of Reverend David Rhinelan

Circa 1810. Each having a fine form atop three well cast legs. One pair accompanied by period spoons the other having Bailey Banks and Biddle spoons in sterling. 241 grams standard H1 1/2" W3" Sold fr

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR NIPS by Thomas Wallis. London 1792. 49.5 grams. 14.5 cm x 5.5 cm.

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR NIPS by Richard Mills. London 1760. 38.5 grams. 12.75 cm x 3.75 cm.