A pair of George III cast Sugar Tongs made in London circa 1770 by Thomas Adcock.

A pair of George III cast Sugar Tongs made in London circa 1770 by Thomas Adcock.

A pair of George III cast Sugar Tongs made in London circa 1770 by Thomas Adcock.

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Serving Pieces

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The Tongs have shell grips and the arms are pierced and chased with foliate motifs and scroll work. The arched top has a feather edge border.

Length: 4.9 inches

Year

1770

Country

london

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