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A pair of antique silver snuffers with cast decoration by Wallis and Hayne, London 1814 crested with a pelican vulning, 3 chicks in a nest.
Price: £595.00 |
1275 |
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A pair of antique silver cast grapeshears with matted vineleaf handles by William Eaton, London 1843.
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6711 |
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A pair of George III Fiddle Thread and Drop pattern serving tongs by George Smith and William Fearn London 1793, crested for D'Eye .
Price: £425.00 |
7403 |
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A pair of steel snuffers with spring-loaded cutting mechanism with silver plaque and silver handles circa 1780, the plaque inscribed 'By His Majesty's Royal Letters Patent Cope & Cutler'.
Price: £395.00 |
6772 |
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A large pair of sugar tongs with shell bowls, an engraved bow and a 'boy and barrel' finial, by Francis Higgins London 1859, crested with 'out of a mural coronet an arm embowed in armour holding a dagger' and initialled {EJD} .
Price: £375.00 |
6437 |
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A pair of antique silver scissors, perhaps for grapes by Eley and Fearn, London 1814.
Price: £375.00 |
2431 |
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A George III pair of steel candle snuffers with silver handles and feet, the handles hallmarked by Wilkes Booth in London in 1804 .
Price: £285.00 |
6951 |
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A pair of antique silver beaded sprung sugar tongs, London circa 1790 by IB (perhaps for John Buckett), crested with a griffin's head.
Price: £255.00 |
3629 |
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An Edward VII pair of unusually large (6.25") wishbone serving tongs, by William Hutton and Sons Birmingham 1906 (also part marked on the blade) .
Price: £245.00 |
7393 |
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A pair of antique silver andiron shaped tongs, the pierced bowls with rat-tails, London circa 1710 with indecipherable maker's mark (a.f).
Price: £240.00 |
5379 |
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A pair of antique silver sugar nips, by Henry Plumpton London circa 1765 .
Price: £225.00 |
6098 |
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A pair of antique silver sugar-nips with shell bowls by Simeon Coley ?, London circa 1765 initialled AB.
Price: £195.00 |
1575 |
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A George II pair of silver-gilt sugar nips, by Philips Garden of London circa 1750, initialled {HW} .
Price: £185.00 |
6846 |
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A pair of antique silver hourglass-handled nutcrackers with close-plated jaws by Taylor and Perry, Birmingham 1829.
Price: £185.00 |
2361 |
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A pair of unusually small Victorian sugar nips, made in Birmingham in 1843 by Joseph Willmore .
Price: £175.00 |
6922 |
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An unusually small pair of antique silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs, made by George Lowe in Chester in 1827 .
Price: £175.00 |
6753 |
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A pair of silver-gilt Stag Hunt pattern sugar tongs with the bowls modelled as human masks, by Lias and Wakely London 1885 .
Price: £175.00 |
5923 |
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A George III pair of sugar nips with unusual bowls, by Thomas and William Chawner London circa 1770 (unusually marked with a lion and maker's mark on both sides), crested for Dalgliesh .
Price: £165.00 |
6964 |
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A plain pair of antique silver sugar-nips by GN (Grimwade 3589 untraced), London circa 1770.
Price: £165.00 |
1395 |
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A pair of antique silver sugar nips, possibly by William Maddocks London circa 1765, crested with a demi lion rampant holding a crown .
Price: £160.00 |
5974 |
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A pair of antique silver sugarnips of standard form by John Gorham, London 1739-55, initialled E over IE.
Price: £155.00 |
8642 |
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A pair of antique silver fiddle pattern sugar-tongs York, c.1820 by James Barber and William Whitwell crested with a demi-lion rampant.
Price: £145.00 |
2968 |
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A George III pair of silver sugar tongs, its arms at 90 degrees to the bow, by Nathaniel Smith and Company Sheffield 1797 (Double Duty) .
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In 1797, duty on silver objects was doubled to help pay for the conflict with Revolutionary France. As such the duty mark was stamped twice by some assay offices- including Sheffield. |
7064 |
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A George III pair of sugar-tongs with mother-of-pearl arms and tortoiseshell bow, circa 1790 .
Price: £135.00 |
7040 |
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A George IV pair of sugartongs in Rose pattern, by the Lias Brothers London 1821 .
Price: £135.00 |
7439 |
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A pair of antique silver sugar tongs with bright-cut decoration and decorated circular bowls, by Thomas Allen Sheffield 1778, initialled {EH}.
Price: £135.00
Graham Hodges records a pair of sugar tongs dated 1777 but using Allen's incuse maker's mark (click here) . |
6405 |
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A pair of antique silver brightcut sugar tongs, by Hester Bateman London 1786-1790.
Price: £120.00 |
5740 |
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A Victorian pair of parcel-gilt sugar tongs modelled with the figure of Faith in the arms, by Frederick Elkington Birmingham 1875 .
Price: £110.00 |
7299 |
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A pair of antique silver brightcut sugar tongs, by John Pittar Dublin circa 1790, initialled {D}.
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5303 |
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A pair of antique silver brightcut sugar tongs, by Hester Bateman London circa 1780, initialled C.
Price: £110.00 |
4662 |
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A pair of antique silver-gilt sugar tongs with feather-edge borders, convex arms and a blank cartouche, made in London circa 1770 by Thomas Woodhouse .
Price: £110.00 |
6657 |
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A pair of antique silver bright-cut sugar tongs incorporating Prince of Wales feathers, by George Wintle London 1795.
Price: £100.00 |
4737 |
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A pair of George III Feather-edge sugartongs with shell grips, by John Faux and George Love London circa 1770 .
Price: £85.00 |
7944 |
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A pair of Victorian King's pattern sugartongs, by William Eaton London 1842, crested with a unicorn's head .
Price: £85.00 |
7410 |
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A pair of antique silver Old English thread sugar tongs, Edinburgh circa 1800 by Turnbull & Easton (of Glasgow), initialled H.
Price: £85.00 |
3246 |
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A pair of antique silver brightcut sugar tongs, by Richard Crossley London 1795, initialled {RJH}.
Price: £80.00 |
4706 |
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A George III pair of Beaded sugar tongs with leaf shaped bowls, by Thomas Wallis London 1799, initialled {ET} .
Price: £75.00 |
7462 |
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A pair of Fiddle pattern sugar tongs with ridged arms, by William Welch II Exeter circa 1810, initialled {WSS} on the bow .
Price: £75.00 |
7374 |
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A pair of antique silver feather-edge sugar tongs with shell bowls and a vacant cartouche, by Thomas and William Chawner London circa 1770 (Grimwade 3510) .
Price: £75.00 |
6371 |
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A small pair of sugar tongs with pierced and engraved arms, by Slater, Slater and Holland in London in 1899 .
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6695 |
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A pair of antique silver bright-cut sugar tongs, London circa 1780 by Benjamin Mordecai.
Price: £68.00 |
4096 |
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A George III pair of bright-cut sugar tongs, by Joseph Hicks of Exeter circa 1790, initialled {BAW} .
Price: £65.00 |
6841 |
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A pair of antique silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs, by James Scott, Dublin 1816.
Price: £60.00 |
4343 |
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A George III pair of Feather-edged sugar tongs, by Joseph Steward (maker's mark incuse) London circa 1775, initialled {H} .
Price: £58.00 |
7616 |
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A pair of antique silver brightcut sugar tongs, by James Phipps London circa 1790, initialled {JRE}.
Price: £55.00 |
4712 |
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A pair of antique silver fiddle pattern sugartongs, Exeter 1834 by W. R. Sobey.
Price: £55.00 |
3663 |
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A pair of antique silver shaped sugar tongs with feather-edge borders, by Thomas Nash London circa 1770.
Price: £48.00 |
5685 |
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A pair of antique silver beaded sugar tongs, by William Sumner London circa 1782, initialled {SK}.
Price: £48.00 |
5713 |
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A pair of antique silver brightcut sugar tongs, by William Eley and William Fearn London 1802, initialled {HH}.
Price: £48.00 |
5665 |
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A pair of antique silver Old English sugar tongs engraved on one shoulder with the Prince of Wales feathers, by Thomas Watson Newcastle circa 1795.
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4819 |
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A pair of antique silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs, by IN London 1815.
Price: £45.00 |
5683 |
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A pair of antique silver sugar-tongs with twisted stems, by George Maudsley Jackson in London in 1884 .
Price: £42.00 |
5929 |
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A pair of antique silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs, by Lister and Sons Newcastle 1850.
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4731 |
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A pair of antique silver Old English thread pattern sugar tongs, Old Sheffield Plate circa 1800 .
Price: £30.00 |
6494 |
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A pair of antique silver Hanoverian sugar tongs marked on the outsides, made by Frederick Bradford McCrea in London in 1885 .
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Major Frederick Bradford McCrea (1833-1914) hallmarked items at the London Assay Office on behalf of the Army and Navy Co-operative Society. McCrea founded the firm in 1871 on Victoria Street and it was later renamed the Army and Navy Stores. McCrea entered this mark in 1880 and retired from the firm in 1903. |
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