A pair of George III beaded, pierced and bright-cut oval salt cellars on claw and ball feet, each with a blue glass liner and engraved with a monogram, marks indistinct; a Victorian fish slice and fork with floral and foliate-pierced and engraved blades and prongs, the reeded tapering tubular handles struck with shells, Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1854; a pair of fiddle pattern sugar tongs engraved with an initial, London 1810; and two pairs of plated sugar tongs. (7) | Christie's

拍品 164

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A pair of George III beaded, pierced and bright-cut oval salt cellars on claw and ball feet, each with a blue glass liner and engraved with a monogram, marks indistinct; a Victorian fish slice and fork with floral and foliate-pierced and engraved blades and prongs, the reeded tapering tubular handles struck with shells, Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1854; a pair of fiddle pattern sugar tongs engraved with an initial, London 1810; and two pairs of plated sugar tongs. (7)

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A pair of George III beaded, pierced and bright-cut oval salt cellars on claw and ball feet, each with a blue glass liner and engraved with a monogram, marks indistinct; a Victorian fish slice and fork with floral and foliate-pierced and engraved blades and prongs, the reeded tapering tubular handles struck with shells, Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1854; a pair of fiddle pattern sugar tongs engraved with an initial, London 1810; and two pairs of plated sugar tongs. (7)