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Provincial Kings Pattern Tongs Thomas Sewell
Here we have sale a rare pair of English Provincial silver sugar tongs in the ever desirable kings pattern, monogrammed with entwined letters HC.
The tongs are large, heavy gauge and have the distinctive kings pattern and finally have the collectable provincial assay mark fore Newcastle. This piece of silver is of superior and exceptional quality - they are the finest example of sugar tongs that I have ever seen, a real standout piece of silver, a superb example of Provincial silver at its best.
The details are as follows:
Silversmith: Thomas Sewell I
Assay Office: Newcastle
Date mark: 1877
Weight: 52 grams
Length: 14.5 cm
History
Kings Pattern was first introduced in England during the early nineteenth century and was based on an eighteenth century French design.
Thomas Watson employed Sewell as an apprentice in 1818 and following Watson's demise, Sewell bought Watson's business.Thomas Sewell registered his mark on the 20th January 1846 and was one of Newcastle's leading silversmiths at the time. Sewell was the warden of the Newcastle company of Goldsmiths on 15 occasion and attended every meeting a dedicated warden indeed! Sewell produced silver flatware of beautiful quality and died in 1883 aged 80 years old.
Condition report:In overall excellent condition for there age (144 years) with nice sharp edge to the bowls, the main kings pattern decoration only shows very light wear, however the shells to the bowls are faint (possibly down to a casting issue) the tongs show general age related wear with the occasional mark, light surface scratches and a slightly deeper nip to the bowl which is only visible upon close inspection , overall a superb pair of Victorian sugar tongs.
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Tel : 07904682990
or : 01707272146
Non UK callers : +44 7904682990 or +44 1707272146
The tongs are large, heavy gauge and have the distinctive kings pattern and finally have the collectable provincial assay mark fore Newcastle. This piece of silver is of superior and exceptional quality - they are the finest example of sugar tongs that I have ever seen, a real standout piece of silver, a superb example of Provincial silver at its best.
The details are as follows:
Silversmith: Thomas Sewell I
Assay Office: Newcastle
Date mark: 1877
Weight: 52 grams
Length: 14.5 cm
History
Kings Pattern was first introduced in England during the early nineteenth century and was based on an eighteenth century French design.
Thomas Watson employed Sewell as an apprentice in 1818 and following Watson's demise, Sewell bought Watson's business.Thomas Sewell registered his mark on the 20th January 1846 and was one of Newcastle's leading silversmiths at the time. Sewell was the warden of the Newcastle company of Goldsmiths on 15 occasion and attended every meeting a dedicated warden indeed! Sewell produced silver flatware of beautiful quality and died in 1883 aged 80 years old.
Condition report:In overall excellent condition for there age (144 years) with nice sharp edge to the bowls, the main kings pattern decoration only shows very light wear, however the shells to the bowls are faint (possibly down to a casting issue) the tongs show general age related wear with the occasional mark, light surface scratches and a slightly deeper nip to the bowl which is only visible upon close inspection , overall a superb pair of Victorian sugar tongs.
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Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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Date 1877
Mid Victorian Antiques Material Silver
Origin English
Maker Thomas Sewell
Item code as1039a152 / EB060121
Status Sold
£80.00 
$101.18 
€94.29 
$
€
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View all stock from
Arthur Vandyk Antiques
Private dealerBy appointment only
Hatfield
Hertfordshire
Tel : 07904682990
or : 01707272146
Non UK callers : +44 7904682990 or +44 1707272146
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