Cut-out silver salad or bread tongs

Description: Salad, bread or sauce tongs in silver cutout on the blade. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Brand: Javali II Title. Weight: 236.05 grams. Dimensions: 28x3.9cm. Content...

Description: Silver salad, bread or sauce tongs with palm appliqués on the handle and cut-out shell. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Mark: standing eagle. Weight: 202.83 grams. Di...

Description: Silver salad, bread or sauce tongs with dolphins on the handle and floral motifs. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Brand: Lisboa Coroa. Weight: 220.37 grams. Dimension...

Description: Silver tongs for bread or salad with cutouts, engravings and reliefs. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Brand: Lisbon Crown. Weight: 240.40 grams. Dimensions: 30.5cmx4c...

Being offered is a sterling silver tong made by Webster Silver. It can be used for meat, poultry, fish, vegetables and quiche. Even on your dessert table for petit four, cake or fr...

A set of two beautiful Art Nouveau serving tongs for pastry, cake, candy or meat. These serving piece is in a beautiful design. Made of silver plated metal, it will make a nice addit...

An exceptional, fine and impressive, rare pair of antique Georgian English sterling silver serving tongs; an addition to our silver flatware collection These exceptional antique George III Irish sterling silver serving tongs have a plain undulating form. The surface of the tongs are embellished with a paralleling undulating and wrigglework decorated border. The bridge of the tongs are further embellished with the bridge a contemporary bright cut engraved crest of a unicon's head below a coronet. The pinching action of the tongs is guided to the medial point with a rectangular brace ornamented with engraved bud festoon designs to either side. The elongated blades of the tongs have an undulating surface to the interior. Condition These antique silver serving tongs...

Scissors to cut the stems of the bunches of grapes presented on the table at dessert time. Made of silver, short and quite thick blades, suitable for cutting off the stems of the bunches, with a decoration of vegetable inspiration, branches knotted to bunches of grapes and vine leaves, Grape shears were invented in England in the Victorian era and then spread to Europe, especially France. The rigid "table manners...