On offer is an exquisite pair of mid-19th-century sterling silver sugar tongs (nips), fully hallmarked for Glasgow, 1856, a highly sought-after assay office for collectors. Crafted by renowned silversmith William Clarke Shaw, these ornately decorated tongs showcase superb craftsmanship, making them a standout piece of Victorian silverware.

Measuring just over 6 inches in length and weighing a substantial 66.2 grams, these sugar tongs boast a beautifully detailed handle and intricate engraving on the tips, enhancing their elegance.

The tongs remain in good antique condition, with clear, crisp hallmarks and no damage, making them a fantastic addition to any silver collection or a refined accessory for an elegant tea service.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Antique Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs (1856) – A fine example of Victorian silverwork
✅ Fully Hallmarked for Glasgow – A desirable and collectible assay office
✅ Maker: William Clarke Shaw – Noted 19th-century Scottish silversmith
✅ Elegant & Ornate Detailing – Beautifully engraved handle and tips
✅ Approx. Length: Just Over 6 Inches – A substantial, well-proportioned piece
✅ Weight: Approx. 66.2 Grams – Heavy and well-crafted sterling silver
✅ Condition: Good – Well-preserved with clear hallmarks

💎 Perfect For:
✔️ Collectors of Fine Antique Silver & Scottish Silverware
✔️ Tea Service & Elegant Dining Enthusiasts
✔️ A Unique & Timeless Gift for Silver Collectors
✔️ Museum-Quality Investment in 19th-Century Silver

✨ These beautifully crafted Victorian sugar tongs are a rare and elegant treasure—perfect for collectors or as a distinguished addition to any fine dining setting!

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🍵 Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of 19th-century Glasgow silver history!