On offer is a fine pair of Victorian sterling silver sugar tongs, fully hallmarked for Glasgow, 1856, and crafted by the respected Scottish silversmith William Clarke Shaw. Glasgow silver from the mid Victorian period is admired for its quality and craftsmanship, and Shaw’s work is recognised for its elegant proportions and finely detailed decoration. These substantial sugar tongs feature beautifully engraved scrollwork to both the handles and spoon bowls, reflecting the refined taste of the period.

Measuring just over 6 inches in length and weighing approximately 66.2 grams, these Victorian sterling silver sugar tongs have a reassuring weight and remain in good antique condition. The hallmarks are crisp and clearly legible, with no damage noted. A superb example of 19th century Scottish silver, ideal for collectors or those seeking quality antique tableware.

Key Features

✅ Genuine Victorian sterling silver sugar tongs

✅ Fully hallmarked for Glasgow, 1856

✅ Maker: William Clarke Shaw

✅ Finely engraved scroll decoration to handles and spoon bowls

✅ Condition: Good antique condition with crisp, clear hallmarks

✅ Length approximately just over 6 inches

✅ Weight approximately 66.2 grams

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