A rare pair of George II Sugar Nips made in London circa 1755 by Elizabeth Oldfield.

A rare pair of George II Sugar Nips made in London circa 1755 by Elizabeth Oldfield.
A rare pair of George II Sugar Nips made in London circa 1755 by Elizabeth Oldfield.
A rare pair of George II Sugar Nips made in London circa 1755 by Elizabeth Oldfield.

A rare pair of George II Sugar Nips made in London circa 1755 by Elizabeth Oldfield.

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Serving Pieces

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The Sugar Nips are silver gilt and are of typical form. The arms, grips and central boss are decorated with feathery scroll and trellis work designs. The central boss is also engraved with a contemporary Scottish Crest above the Motto Fideliter - Faithful

Year

1755

Country

London

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