The City of London Jewellers Presents The Tong – Sterling Silver Victorian Sugar Tongs:

Sterling Silver Victorian Sugar Tongs – London 1869 ST00002:

This exceptional pair of sterling silver Victorian sugar tongs offers a refined blend of elegance, craftsmanship, and heritage. The bright‑cut hand engraving brings depth and character, echoing the finest nineteenth‑century silverwork.

Design & Craftsmanship:

The tongs display full hand‑engraved decoration across the arms, bend, and bowls. Crisp detailing and confident shaping reflect the artistry of George Adams, one of London’s most respected Victorian silversmiths.

Materials & Finish: hand-engraved silver tongs:

Crafted in solid sterling silver, the tongs feature beautifully executed bright‑cut engraving. Every surface carries definition and charm, capturing the unmistakable style of the period.

Dimensions:

Weighing 42.5g, these Victorian silver tongs offer a balanced, comfortable scale. They feel substantial in hand while maintaining a graceful, elegant form.

Hallmarks:

Clear London 1869 hallmarks and the G. Adams maker’s mark confirm authenticity, quality, and desirable provenance.

Presentation:

Your tongs arrive in our City of London Jewellers presentation box, creating a refined and memorable gift experience.

Ideal For – Victorian silver tongs:

A superb choice for collectors, gift buyers, or anyone who appreciates fine Victorian table silver and traditional craftsmanship. The blank cartouche at the terminal also allows for personal engraving, making this an especially meaningful gift.

Key Features – Victorian silver tongs:

• Heavyweight 42.5g sterling silver Victorian sugar tongs
• Antique silver sugar tongs with full bright‑cut engraving
• Crisp craftsmanship across arms, bend, and bowls
• Solid sterling silver with London 1869 hallmarks
• Elegant Victorian design by a premium maker, G. Adams

A timeless piece of Victorian silver, ready to be given, treasured, and enjoyed.

The post Sterling Silver Victorian Sugar Tongs – London 1869 ST00002 appeared first on City of London Jewellers.