A cased set of six Fiddle Pattern Coffee Spoons and Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by George Adams.

A cased set of six Fiddle Pattern Coffee Spoons and Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by George Adams.
A cased set of six Fiddle Pattern Coffee Spoons and Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by George Adams.
A cased set of six Fiddle Pattern Coffee Spoons and Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by George Adams.
A cased set of six Fiddle Pattern Coffee Spoons and Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by George Adams.
A cased set of six Fiddle Pattern Coffee Spoons and Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by George Adams.
A cased set of six Fiddle Pattern Coffee Spoons and Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by George Adams.
A cased set of six Fiddle Pattern Coffee Spoons and Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by George Adams.

A cased set of six Fiddle Pattern Coffee Spoons and Sugar Tongs made in London in 1845 by George Adams.

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British Silver Post 1830

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The six Coffee spoons and Sugar Tongs are made in the Fiddle Pattern and are contained within a velvet lined fitted leather case by R & S Garrard, Goldsmiths and Jewellers to the Crown. Each piece is in excellent condition and is very well marked.



Length of spoons: 3.9 inches, 9.75cm.

Year

1845

Country

London

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