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Antique Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs – c.1820–1840
Antique Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs – c.1820–1840
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Antique Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs – Lion Passant, c.1820–1840
Description:
A charming pair of antique sterling silver sugar tongs. The tongs are marked with a clear lion passant, confirming their sterling silver quality. While the additional marks are rubbed, the form, style, and proportions are consistent with pieces from the early 19th century.
Key Details:
Material: Sterling Silver (.925)
Hallmarks: Lion Passant; other marks indistinct
Decoration: Bright-cut engraving
Estimated Date: Circa 1820–1840
Origin: United Kingdom (likely London or Birmingham)
Dimensions:
Length: Approx. 132 mm
Weight: Approx. 31.11g
Condition:
Good antique condition
Light wear to decoration consistent with age
Hallmarks rubbed but lion passant is clear
Summary:
A beautifully balanced pair of Georgian or early Victorian sterling silver sugar tongs. Ideal for collectors of antique silver flatware or as a stylish addition to any tea table. The delicate engraving reflect the refinement of early 19th-century craftsmanship.
As usual, this item will be packaged carefully and dispatched with tracking. International shipping is available upon request.
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