George III Hallmarked Silver Sugar Tongs & Silver Napkin Rings
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A 19th century George III hallmarked silver sugar tongs. Hallmarked year 1823, London. Sponsors mark for William Bateman I. Together with a George V hallmarked silver fruit / butter knife. Hallmarked year 1930, London. Sponsors mark for Omar Ramsden. Further together with an Art Deco style octagonal hallmarked silver napkin ring. Hallmarked year 1935, Sheffield. Sponsors mark Walker & Hall. Along with a hallmarked silver engine turned napkin ring. Hallmarked year 1943, London. Sponsors mark for Harrods Ltd. Further along with a pair of Elizabeth II hallmarked silver napkin rings. Hallmarked year 2002, London. Sponsors mark for Braybrook & Britten. Finally, two small hallmarked silver condiment spoons. Total weight approx. 298g. Largest measures approx 15cm L
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