Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by Robert Williams of Exeter, England, circa 1839. The Exeter Assay Office is very valuable as it closed in 1883. It has a plain design with no engravings, but...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by Thomas Wallis II in England, circa 1791. The entire piece is decorated with detailed and beautiful bright cut decorations. It is quite old, being built over 200 years...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by Stephen Adams II from England around 1800. The exact year of manufacture is unknown because the date letter on the hallmark is unknown, but the active period of...

We would like to introduce you to an antique pastry server. A pastry server is a tool for cutting and serving cakes, desserts, tarts, pies, etc. This is a pastry server that seems to be made in continental Europe such...

We would like to introduce you to an antique pastry server. A pastry server is a tool for cutting and serving cakes, desserts, tarts, pies, etc. This is a pastry server that seems to be made in continental Europe such...

We would like to introduce a British vintage cake slicer (pie server). A cake slicer is cutlery used for cutting and dividing whole cakes and pies. The sterling silver handle features a traditional kings pattern. The blade part is made...

We would like to introduce a British vintage cake slicer (pie server). A cake slicer is cutlery used for cutting and dividing whole cakes and pies. The sterling silver handle features a traditional kings pattern. The blade part is made...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by "John Round & Son" of Sheffield, England, circa 1893. These are beautiful tongs with a very beautiful embossed flower decoration on the base. Although it is small, the...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by "Henry Hobson & Sons" in Sheffield, England, circa 1909. Except for the first owner's monogram engraved, the tongs are plain and have a beautiful mirror finish. Although it...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by the Bateman family, circa 1793. The Bateman Family was a famous silver workshop that was all the rage at the time until around 1830, run by the family...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by Stephen Adams from Chester, England, around 1800. Beautiful and detailed decoration throughout. Although it is an old item that was built over 200 years ago, it has little...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by "George Smith IV" in London, England, around 1800. The entire room is beautifully decorated with floral and plant motifs. Just the right size to use as sugar tongs....

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by "John William Blake" in London, England, circa 1823. There are no engravings, but these are plain tongs with a beautiful mirror finish. The bowl part is relatively large...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by Wakely & Wheeler in London, England, circa 1885. Beautiful bright cut decorations are applied throughout. Although it is small, the silver is thick and sturdy. We hope that...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by Johnathan Hayne, England, around 1830. There is some wear throughout, but there are elegant decorations throughout. It's the perfect size for sugar tongs. We hope that this “once...

Introducing an American antique sterling silver spoon. A spoon made as a souvenir or souvenir called a souvenir spoon. Many of them are beautifully decorated and have collectors all over the world. The manufacturers and designs vary, but all six...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver coffee spoon. This is a 1913 coffee spoon made by "Theodor Hartmann" in Chester, England. It is engraved with the hallmark of an imported product, so it is assumed that it was manufactured in...

Introducing an antique British dessert cutlery set.This is a piece from 1897 by the British Sheffield maker Harrison Brothers & Howson.Harrison Brothers & Howson was a prestigious cutlery manufacturer that became a royal warrant holder during the Victorian era.The set...

We would like to introduce you to an antique pastry server. A pastry server is a tool for cutting and serving cakes, desserts, tarts, pies, etc. This is a pastry server that seems to be of continental European origin, such...

Introducing an American antique sterling silver spoon. This is a spoon made as a souvenir or souvenir called a souvenir spoon. Many of them are beautifully decorated and have collectors all over the world. The manufacturers and designs vary, but...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver teaspoon. This is a piece made by MAPPIN & WEBB, a high-end jewelry store that was a purveyor to the British Royal Family, around 1914. A pair of two sterling silver teaspoons. The handle...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by "Stokes & Ireland" in Chester, England, circa 1914. The handle is decorated with simple and elegant decorations throughout. Although it is small, the silver is thick and sturdy....

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a very old sugar tong. There is no date letter indicating the year of manufacture, but based on the duty mark and manufacturer, it is estimated to be from around the...

Introducing a British antique butter knife. This is a work by "John Sanderson and Son" in Sheffield, England, around the end of the 19th century. A pair of butter knives with white pearl handles and silver plated blades. The blade...