Mid-19th-century silver sugar bowl and sugar tongs, St. Petersburg, 1861 and 1854.
Mid-19th-century silver sugar bowl and sugar tongs, St. Petersburg, 1861 and 1854.
Sugar bowl internally gilded, maker's mark I.M., presumably Johan Fredrik Manström, 1861. Width 16 cm, height ca. 9 cm.
Sugar tongs, maker's mark of Josef Nordberg, 1854. Length 17 cm. Engraved initials dated 1855.
Total weight 325 g.
Repair on the bowl, a monogram engraving and a few small dents due to age and use. Tong with minor wear.
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