A George III silver sugar bowl, Henry Chawner,, London, 1790

boat shape, swing handle, each side engraved with a later blank drapery cartouche together with a George III silver cream jug, Stephen Adams, London, 1794, square base, engraved with monogram DM ; and an Edward VII pair of silver sugar tongs, Francis Higgins, London, 1906, albany pattern

sugar bowl: brigt cut border very worn, previous coat-of-arms erased and engraved over with a blank cartouche ; one small dent to one side, otherwise in good condition. Cream Jug: one minor dent to body, slight wear commensurate with age, otherwise in good condition. pair of sugar tongs: good condition.
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