A pair of William IV silver sugar tongs by Mackay & Chisholm
No longer availableA pair of William IV silver sugar tongs by Mackay & Chisholm. With scalloped spoon-shaped ends, hallmarked Edinburgh 1835; length 15cm. Together with a pair of Victorian silver sugar tongs, patterned with bright cut decoration, hallmarked London 1884; length 10cm approx., gross weight 2.47ozt.
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