Silver tongs for asparagus, salad or bread

Description: Silver tongs, cut and embossed, for bread or salads. Metal: Silver. Origin: Dutch. Brand: Rampant Lion. Weight: 121.22 grams. Dimensions: 25cmx5.5cm. Content: 833/1000. ...

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...

Description: Silver salad tongs with grooves along the stems. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Brand: Cabeça de escravo. Weight: 125.31 grams. Dim...

Description: Silver salad or bread tongs with pearlescent reliefs on the handle and simultaneous function with locking system. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Brand: Javali II Tit...

A Dutch silver asparagus tong by Pierre Louis Uriot, 1895 A Dutch silver asparagus tong, dated 1895, made by Pierre Louis Uriot, (Uriot & Zoon, Fa. Theodorus Lambertus) 1891-1909 T...

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...

Elegant and functional, these sterling silver Mid-Century Modern serving tongs feature a sleek, minimalist design perfect for both everyday use and special occasions. One side has fo...

A large pair of antique Victorian era sterling silver sugar tongs. A relatively plain design, no engraving, they are substantial pair, large with a good weight to them. They hail from Exeter which is a lesser seen hallmark than London or Birmingham for example. Fully hallmarked for sterling silver Exeter, 1849, maker John Stone...