A few examples of appraisal values for
SUGAR HAMMERS

• SUGAR HAMMER. England early
  SUGAR HAMMER. England early 19th century wrought iron and brass. 7 1/4''l. For a similar example see Lindsay Iron Work of the English House.
• Pr. Arts & Crafts Hammered Copper
  Pr. Arts & Crafts Hammered Copper Cream/SugarEach with tin lining raised on curved legs and each with loop form handles 2.25'' H circa early 20th century good condition.
• SUGAR BUCKET. American 2nd
  SUGAR BUCKET. American 2nd half-19th century. Wooden stave construction with fingered bentwood bands copper tacks and swing handle. Original salmon/red paint with black flourishes. 12 1/2''h. 12''d.
• SUGAR BUCKET. American 2nd
  SUGAR BUCKET. American 2nd half-19th century. Stave constructed with wooden bands and bentwood swing handle. Old blue paint. 11 1/2''h. The paint is not original.
• SUGAR BUCKET. American mid 19th
  SUGAR BUCKET. American mid 19th century. Stave constructed bucket with single finger bands and copper tacks. Lid and bentwood swing handle. Layers of green and blue paint have wear. 10''h. 10''d.
• SUGAR BUCKET. American 2nd
  SUGAR BUCKET. American 2nd half-19th century. Wooden stave construction with lid and bentwood bands and swing handle. Impressed ''So. Hi......Mass.'' on lid. Old worn blue over grey paint. 9 3/4''h. The top is 9 1/16'' in diameter and the bottom os 9 7/8'' in diameter. Very sturdy with some paint loss on edges.
• SUGAR NIPPERS. American 2nd
  SUGAR NIPPERS. American 2nd half-18th to 1st half-19th century. Steel nippers mounted on a wooden base with a brass post 13''l.
• SUGAR BUCKET. American 2nd
  SUGAR BUCKET. American 2nd half-19th century. Stave construction with bentwood bands and handle. Old olive green paint. 9 3/4''h.
• Eight Assorted Hammers one marked
  Eight Assorted Hammers one marked "Amand"; two with steel clad wooden handl
• HUMMEL WITH HAMMER IN HAND.
  HUMMEL WITH HAMMER IN HAND.
• Copper shaker, shaped as broad-head
  Copper shaker, shaped as broad-head mallet, star-shaped holes in one end, handle with threaded cap for filling, possibly for confectioner's sugar, 19th century or earlier, 9 in. Extensive dents, solder repairs. Private Collection, Etowah, North Carolina
• SUGAR BUCKET. American 2nd
  SUGAR BUCKET. American 2nd half-19th century. Wooden stave construction with lid bentwood bands with copper tacks and swing handle. Old red paint some lid edge loss. 10''h. The top is 9 7/16'' in diameter and the bottom is 10 1/16'' in diameter. some alligatoring. The ends of wrap around bands are stapled down under the red paint.
• SUGAR BUCKET. American 2nd
  SUGAR BUCKET. American 2nd half-19th century. Stave construction with bentwood bands and bentwood handle. Old green paint. 13.5''h. 15.25''d.
• SPRATLING HAMMERED STERLING CREAMER
  SPRATLING HAMMERED STERLING CREAMER AND OPEN SUGARWilliam Spratling, American (1900-1967). Creamer and open sugar bowl in hammered sterling with swirled handles. Marked on underside 'Made in Mexico Spratling Sterling'. Measures 5.75"L x 2 1/8"W x 3"H creamer (4.85 troy ounces) and open sugar bowl 6.5"L x 2 1/8"W x 2.5"H (5.97 troy ounces).
• LEEDS PITCHER AND SUGAR BOWL.
  LEEDS PITCHER AND SUGAR BOWL. England 1st quarter-19th century. Pitcher with yellow strawberries 5.5''h. and covered sugar with two applied handles and sprig and sunflower-type design 4.75''h. Some imperfections. Pitcher has hairline in base sugar has hairline small flakes & lid may or may not be original.
• SUGAR BUCKET AND PIGGIN. American
  SUGAR BUCKET AND PIGGIN. American late 18th-19th century. Stave construction. Piggin attributed to Pennsylvania with carved handle and iron bands 11''h. overall and a lidded bucket with bentwood bands and handle. Impressed ''Wilder So. Hingham Mass.'' 10''h. Both have wear.
• TWO SUGAR BUCKETS. American 2nd
  TWO SUGAR BUCKETS. American 2nd half-19th century. Wood stave construction with bentwood bands and swing handles. Covered. Old grey and white paint. Smaller bucket 6 3/4''h. 6 3/8''d. Larger bucket 10''h. 9 1/2''d.
• A pair of sugar tongs makers mark
  A pair of sugar tongs makers mark W.H with shell bowls a butter knife with ivory handle and sundry teaspoons etc. approximately 400gm
• AMERICAN WROUGHT IRON SUGAR
  AMERICAN WROUGHT IRON SUGAR NIPPERS. First half 19th century. Nippers with wooden handle on stand with penny feet. 6.5"h. 13"l.
• Hammersley Porcelain Strawberry
  Hammersley Porcelain Strawberry Server basket style with creamer and sugar on sides 9-1/2'' x 10-1/2'' excellent
• A Set of Six George III Sterling
  A Set of Six George III Sterling Silver Spoons and Sugar Tongs, Hester Bateman, London, ca. 1786 Spoons of plain design with crested handles depicting armorial emblem, back of handles hallmarked. Sugar tongs decorated in bright cut Adam's style, hallmarked with a lion passant and a maker's hallmark "H. B." in script. The spoons measure approx. 5"L, tongs are approx. 5-1/2"L. Total weight approx. 3.7 troy oz. Purchased from Gorvevic and Sons, New York, ca. 1960's.
• A silver sugar caster, Thomas
  A silver sugar caster, Thomas Shepherd, London 1785, of baluster shape, initialled HMM, 15.25cm
• A PAIR OF AMERICAN SUGAR NIPPERS.
  A PAIR OF AMERICAN SUGAR NIPPERS. Circa 1800. Forged steel, nicely engraved bright work at hinge and spring is intact. 9.5"h.
• A pair of bright cut silver sugar
  A pair of bright cut silver sugar tongs with acorn bowls by Hester Bateman London circa 1786.
• Sugar Tongs, Other Tools all hand
  Sugar Tongs, Other Tools all hand wrought: two well-crafted sugar nippers, shortest marked illegibly, 8-1/2 in. and 10-1/4 in.; pair pipe tongs, 9 in.; dough scraper, 4-1/2 in.; folding knife with curved blade, carved handle, marked "MS" and stamped with unknown mark, possibly "D.6"(?), 8 in. open; tailor's scissors stamped "Gambia"(?), 12 in.; finely wrought apple peeler, 12 in. closed, (seven pieces),
• Hammersley Porcelain Strawberry
  Hammersley Porcelain Strawberry Server basket shape with creamer & sugar on sides strawberry motif 10'' x 11'' excellent.
• A pair of George III bright cut
  A pair of George III bright cut silver sugar nips, Hester Bateman, no date letter, a George IV caddy spoon, London 1825 and a pair of scissor action sugar tongs, approximately 83gm
• FOUR BLACKSMITH HAMMERS & ANTIQUE
  FOUR BLACKSMITH HAMMERS & ANTIQUE HINGES 19th and early 20th century.
• AMERICAN SUGAR BUCKET. Second
  AMERICAN SUGAR BUCKET. Second half-19th century. Stave construction with bentwood swivel handle and finger seams. Original chrome yellow paint. Minor edge loss and top has wear. 10"h. 10"d.
• Fourteen Assorted Hammers tinsmith,
  Fourteen Assorted Hammers tinsmith, jeweler and blacksmith hammers, most 20th century, 7-1/2 in. to 13-1/2 in.,
• A cut glass sugar caster with
  A cut glass sugar caster with silver cover, JTH, JHM London 1889
• PAIR OF WALLACE 'GRAND BAROQUE'
  PAIR OF WALLACE 'GRAND BAROQUE' SUGAR NIPPERSPair of Wallace 'Grand Baroque' Sugar Nippers,
• SILVERSMITH'S HAMMER, LATE 18TH
  SILVERSMITH'S HAMMER, LATE 18TH C.Silversmith's hammer, late 18th c. , with a barrel-shaped hammer upon a thin, turned wooden handle, engraved with monogram JT , 9 3/4" l., 1 1/4" w. Provenance: Dr. Anthony Garvan. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: End of handle ground down. Overall good condition. No other apparent damages or repairs.
• THREE LARGE HAMMERED BRASS PLANTERS
  THREE LARGE HAMMERED BRASS PLANTERS .
• AMERICAN SUGAR BUCKET. Second
  AMERICAN SUGAR BUCKET. Second half-19th century. Stave construction with bentwood swivel handle and finger seams. Red over other paint layers including salmon. Some flaking, edge loss to lid.9.75"h. 10"d.
• A George III swing handled silver
  A George III swing handled silver sugar basket, London 1804, with beaded rim and handle, decorated engraved swags, central monogram, 15cm wide, approximately 261g