These beautiful Sterling silver sugar tongs by Joseph Rodgers & Sons are a very fine example of the Art Nouveau style, crafted in Norfolk Street, Sheffield in 1903. 
Of Sterling silver construction and exquisite design, these tongs are not only practical for serving sugar but also a stunning piece of British heritage for any collector or lover of fine silverware.
 Made in England 123 years ago, these sugar tongs showcase the elegance and craftsmanship of a bygone era, the chased decoration down the legs is wonderful.

They are straight, no bends, dinks or twists, the bowls show no sign of wear at all.

 They are hallmarked; Crown,  Lion Passant,  l for 1903, J.R for Joseph Rodgers & Sons, &  the company's star & cross trade mark 

4.5'', 11cm long, 1.5', 4cm wide and 25g in weight.

I also have these by JR listed; Splendid Pair Heavy Art Deco Sterling Silver  Sauce Ladles Sheffield 1930s Mint

Selling off the family silver, please see other listings.

 Will post Worldwide.