antique silver asparagus tongs

Antique Silver Asparagus Tongs.


Price

£395
| $534 USD | €462 EUR


Item Ref

28/2116

Description

Top class pair of Geo.IV silver asparagus tongs; in fiddle. thread and shell pattern with a fine crest at the top. Made by one of the best cutlery makers of the period and in perfect condition with crisp clear hallmarks. These wonderful tongs are fully operational; originally used for asparagus, these pieces are also now often used for serving meat and have become alternatively known as "chop tongs." Great weight, and the best we have seen for some time.
London. 1825. William Chawner II.
Length 27cm
Weight 8 troy oz/ 249gm
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Internal Ref: 28/2116


Dimensions

Height = 27 cm (11")
Width = 5.5 cm (2")
Depth = 2.5 cm (1")


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