1932 Silver Spur Shaped Sugar Tongs by Thomas Bradbury & Sons april25 This old leather covered stirrup

This old leather covered stirrup probably dates from the early 20th Century

and "A Berkeley Toast"

The rim of the bell is also nickel

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1932 Silver Spur Shaped Sugar Tongs by Thomas Bradbury & Sons april25 This old leather covered stirrupThese sterling silver sugar tongs are in the shape of a hunting or riding spurThe outer surface of one arm is hallmarked Sheffield 1932 and has the stamp of Thomas Bradbury & Sons The tongs are "double sprung", which means that both arms move. The end of each arm ends in a silver button. The neck of the spur bends slighly downwards and ends in a small many pointed rowel that still turns. Dimensions : Total length 3" (8cm) x 1" (4. 2cm) wideWeight : oz