A very fine pair of Trailing Vine Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by Hayne & Cater.

A very fine pair of Trailing Vine Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by Hayne & Cater.
A very fine pair of Trailing Vine Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by Hayne & Cater.
A very fine pair of Trailing Vine Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by Hayne & Cater.
A very fine pair of Trailing Vine Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by Hayne & Cater.
A very fine pair of Trailing Vine Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by Hayne & Cater.

A very fine pair of Trailing Vine Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by Hayne & Cater.

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The Tongs are of a substantial size and gauge and are modelled in the rare trailing vine pattern, with beautifully decorated arms and vine leaf and grape grips.  The arched top is engraved with a contemporary Crest.  The Tongs are in excellent condition and are very well marked.
Length: 6 inches, 15cm.

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