A few examples of appraisal values for
SILVER SUGAR TONGS CLAW ENDS

• TWO WHITING STERLING SILVER
  TWO WHITING STERLING SILVER CLAW-FORM SUGAR TONGS, L: 5 IN, 2.2 OZTwo Whiting Sterling Silver Claw-Form Sugar Tongs, L: 5 in, 2.2 oz
• A pair of silver sugar tongs by
  A pair of silver sugar tongs by George Jensen.
• Two Sterling Silver Claw Tongs
  Two Sterling Silver Claw Tongs Larger tongs stamped "Hecho in Mexico/ J. Torres/ 0.925/ Sterling" measure apprx. 6-3/4"L and a sterling silver sugar tongs by Whiting Co measures apprx. 4-1/2"L 3.9 toz.
• Sterling Silver Ice Tongs fancy paw
  Sterling Silver Ice Tongs fancy paw & pierced bowl end excellent no monogram 7''.
• Tiffany & Co sterling silver
  Tiffany & Co sterling silver claw-foot ice tongs in the English King pattern. Measures 6'' long and weighs 3.8 dwt. Condition good.
• Three American Sterling Silver
  Three American Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs comprising an example by Duhme & Co. an example by Whiting in the Lily pattern and an Ed Holme and Erickson example having bright cut decoration each with bird claw nips; approximate total weight 4.36 ozt. Length of longest 5 7/8 inches.
• Nine American sterling silver sugar
  Nine American sterling silver sugar tongs by various makers late 19th and 20th century 5.65 ozt.; together with a pair of silver-plated tongs Estimate $ 100-200
• American Classical style silver
  American Classical style silver sugar tongs, Isaac Reed & Son, Philadelphia active 1830-50, with claw grips, 6 3/4 in. L., 1.4 ozt., coin standard
• A pair of silver sugar tongs with
  A pair of silver sugar tongs with spiral stems London 1881 crested and another pair London 1895
• American Coin Silver Tongs
  American Coin Silver Tongs byWhitney & Baldwin 6 1/2'' paw ends circa 1830.
• Three Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs
  Three Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs Including a cast sterling silver tongs with birds' talons relief designs including the name "Canada" and applied crests with multicolor enamels overall apprx. 4"L a British sugar tongs with London marks ca. 1808 maker's mark worn monogrammed at one end apprx. 5-1/2"L and a London made tongs maker's mark of Horace Woodward & Co. apprx. 5-5/8"L. Total weight is apprx. 3.57 toz.
• SILVER TONGS - Plain silver sugar
  SILVER TONGS - Plain silver sugar tongs monogrammed 'R'.
• Group of Four Silver Sugar
  Group of Four Silver Sugar Tongs, consisting of a Georgian sterling silver sugar nip by George Weakes, London, ca. 1750, a large sterling egg-tipt sugar tong by John Beldon, London, 1795, a dainty Edwardian sterling silver sugar tong in the George I style, London, 1906, and a Whiting sterling silver claw-tipped sugar tong in "Athenian" pattern, the pattern introduced in 1890, l. 5" to 6".
• COLLECTION OF SEVEN SILVER SUGAR
  COLLECTION OF SEVEN SILVER SUGAR TONGSCOLLECTION OF SEVEN SILVER SUGAR TONGS, including an American coin silver pair of simple tongs with bright cut decoration, monogrammed 'ER' with spoon ends, marked "C. Wiltberger" to both legs for Christian Wiltberger (Philadelphia) active circa 1793-1819, l: 6.75 in.; an American coin silver 'English King' pattern tongs with shells at top of each spoon, marked R & W Wilson for Robert & William Wilson (Philadelphia), active circa 1825-1846, monogrammed 'GE', l: 6 in.; an M.W. Galt & Brothers coin silver pair of tongs with scrolling edges and claw ends, monogrammed 'IAL', l: 6.25 in.; a pair of M & W (unrecorded maker's mark) coin silver simple tongs with circular pincers, l: 6.25 in.; a pair of coin silver tongs, with unrecorded mark "D" and with claw ends, l: 6.25 in.; a pair of unmarked plain coin silver tongs with spoon ends, l: 6 in. and a pair of coin silver tongs with bright cut decoration, apparently unmarked and oval spoon ends, monogrammed 'ICL', l: 6.25 in., 11.5 ozt (7) Provenance: Estate of Charles Williams and Heller Antiques
• A pair of George IV silver sugar
  A pair of George IV silver sugar tongs London 1820 another pair with claw bowls and four spoons various total weight approximately 190gm
• A fine pair of silver sugar tongs
  A fine pair of silver sugar tongs with shell grips reeded arms and slotted circular bow . Mark TF monogram Vienna 13 loth c.1860.
• A pair of bright cut silver sugar
  A pair of bright cut silver sugar tongs with acorn bowls by Hester Bateman London circa 1786.
• Sterling & coin silver sugar
  Sterling & coin silver sugar tongs 325. Sterling & coin silver sugar tongs 28.7 oz. Max. L 6 1/2''E
• Collection of Ten American and
  Collection of Ten American and English Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs, consisting of a George V \"Egg Tipt\" sugar tong, Sheffield, 1921, a Towle \"Lady Constance\" tete-a-tete sugar tong with claw terminals, the pattern introduced in 1922, an International Sterling \"Dresden\" tete-a-tete sugar tong, the pattern introduced in 1898, an Edwardian individual sugar tong with leaf terminals, Sheffield, 1900, an American \"Spiral Twist\" tete-a-tete sugar tong with stylized shell terminals, first quarter 20th century, a similar American tete-a-tete sugar tong with acorn terminals, a Whiting Manufacturing Company \"Leaf\" tete-a-tete sugar tong with claw terminals, an English tete-a-tete sugar tong with claw terminals, Sheffield, 1889, and an American \"Pointed Antique\" sugar tong with claw terminals, ca. 1900.
• Three Danish Silver Sugar Tongs two
  Three Danish Silver Sugar Tongs two having bright cut decoration and one pierced together with three associated examples comprising a Dutch pair with scrolling foliate decoration and hairy paw nips an unmarked example with Poseidon riding a dolphin over the acorn lyre cornucopia and lion mask decorated handles ending in heart form nips and a bright cut example; approximate total weight 7.41 ozt. Length of longest 6 1/4 inches.
• Pair of coin silver sugar tongs
  Pair of coin silver sugar tongs with talon grips by J. Curry Philadelphia c.1825 and monogrammed "M" (McIlvaine). 6.5"l.
• Cased silver plate pair of tongs
  Cased silver plate pair of tongs and matching teaspoons
• A pair of silver Georg Jensen sugar
  A pair of silver Georg Jensen sugar tongs together with a matching lemon fork and a silver hand mirror. (A/F)
• A Pair of Danish Silver Sugar Tongs
  A Pair of Danish Silver Sugar Tongs Georg Jensen with stepped Art Deco style decoration; approximate weight 0.91 ozt. Length 3 7/8 inches.
• A pair of silver wishbone sugar
  A pair of silver wishbone sugar tongs L & S Birmingham 1904 two silver spoons and a pencil case
• SILVER TONGS COLLECTION (13) Tongs,
  SILVER TONGS COLLECTION (13) Tongs, most sterling, and most American, assorted makers and forms, lot includes one Georg Jensen acorn pattern sugar tongs and one German scissors form figural tongs, 2 3/4" to 5 1/4" long, 11.0 ozt tw. Good condition.
• A Georg Jensen Sterling Silver
  A Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs "Acorn" Apprx. 3-3/4"L sterling silver sugar tongs in the "Acorn" pattern by Georg Jensen Denmark marked on the side. Apprx. .79 toz.
• GORHAM STERLING SILVER SUGAR
  GORHAM STERLING SILVER SUGAR TONGSDESCRIPTION: A Gorham sterling silver sugar cube tongs with hand chased floral decoration along the handle with colored enamel accents. Hallmarked on the interior. Weight:16.2 grams CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: 3.5" CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS (305) 333-4134. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• A pair of silver novelty sugar
  A pair of silver novelty sugar tongs with one ruby and one emerald eye London 1886 maker Francis Higgins.
• Three Russian Cloisonne and
  Three Russian Cloisonne and Silver Sugar Tongs Estimate:$800-$1,200
• Georgian English Sterling Silver
  Georgian English Sterling Silver Tongs paw ends 5 1/2'' hallmarked.
• A Collection of Silver Utensils
  A Collection of Silver Utensils Consisting of: a gold washed matched set of tongs and spoon, with French touchmarks, the spoon approx. 4-3/8"L and the tongs approx. 5-1/2"L; a grape sheers with repousse handle marked "sterling", approx. 6-1/4"L; and a pierced and enamel decorated sterling silver with gold wash and green enamel accents spoon by R. Blackington & Co., ca. pre-1900, approx. 4-7/8"L, marked on the back of the neck. Weight approx. 2.41 toz. without the sheers.
• Two George III sterling silver
  Two George III sterling silver sugar tongs hester bateman, london, 1780 & peter bateman, london, 1807 One with bright cut decoration and acorn formed ends, the other plain. L: 7 in.
• Three English or American
  Three English or American sterling or coin silver sugar tongs by various makers comprising: a pair by Solomon Hougham London 1796-'97 with engraved decoration; a pair by John C. Moore & Son New York mid 19th century; and a pair unmarked but apparently American early 19th century with reticulated and engraved decoration; 4.20 ozt. t.w. Estimate $ 100-200 The two American tongs have monograms.
• (2PC) TIFFANY & CO. STERLING SILVER
  (2PC) TIFFANY & CO. STERLING SILVER TONGSDESCRIPTION: (2Pc) A pair of Tiffany & Co. sterling silver tongs with claw motif grips and ornate details. Hallmarked: "Tiffany & Co. Sterling" CIRCA: 19th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: (L: 6.5" x W: 2") & (L: 5" x W: 2") Total Weight: 116 Grams CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS (305) 333-4134. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• Four American Coin Silver Sugar
  Four American Coin Silver Sugar Tongs each having shell nips comprising an example by Marquand & Co. New York one by John O. Beebe New York one by Wiliam Pearman Williamsburg and an example stamped Hogg; approximate total weight 7.07 ozt. Length of longest 7 inches.