Faberge Russian Silver Sugar Tongs
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A pair of Russian.875 silver sugar or ice tongs, circa 1899-1908, with zolotniki 84, bearing maker's mark for Carl Faberge, the tongs with a ribbed upper section tapering to plain tulip shaped terminals with a raised hobnail design to the inner clasps; hallmarked to the bow. Silverweight 48gr. Length 12.5 cm
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