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Antique silver tongs, nips, grape-shears, nut-crackers
asparagus servers, stamp tweezers and snuffers
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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. Price: £450.00 |
6711 |
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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 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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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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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 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 pair of antique silver sugar tongs with bright-cut decoration and decorated circular bowls, by Thomas Allen Sheffield 1778, initialled {EH}. |
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 pair of antique silver brightcut sugar tongs, by John Pittar Dublin circa 1790, initialled {D}. Price: £110.00 |
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 antique silver Old English thread sugar tongs, Edinburgh circa 1800 by T & E (apparently not present in list of Edinburgh makers), initialled H. |
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 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 . Price: £68.00 |
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 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. Price: £48.00 |
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. Price: £38.00 |
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 . |
5927 |
