A sterling silver sugar spoon with a shell bowl in the Reed & Barton Francis 1st pattern, unmonogrammed, weighing 1.47 troy ounces and measuring 6 1/8 inches long, marked on the back of the handle “Sterling Reed & Barton”. In very good... Read More »
Silver Plated King Francis Sugar Bowl with Lid 1652 Reed &... Read More »
This Reed and Barton Francis I Sugar Spoon is a beautiful addition to any antique silver collection. The old hallmark and patent add to its uniqueness. Crafted from high-quality sterling silver, this sugar spoon is a perfect example of the intricate details and artistry that Reed and Barton is known for. Its pattern is timeless... Read More »
The listing is for an antique silver plat creamer and sugar, manufactured by Reed & Barton in the King Francis pattern. Both pieces are in good condition as shown in the pictures. The silver plate is shiny and bright with rich patina. Condition: The creamer and sugar are in good condition as shown in the... Read More »
This is a sterling silver “Shell Sugar Spoon” made by Reed and Barton from the Francis 1 collection. It is not monogrammed. The spoon measures approx 6 1/4 long and weighs about 43g, meaning there is approx 1.28 troy oz of silver in this... Read More »
FRANCIS 1ST REED AND BARTON SUGAR SPOON. REED AND BARTON FRANCIS 1ST SUGAR SPOON 43 GRAMS – 1.38 OZ T. THIS IS A HEAVY PIECE IN EXCELLENT PRE OWNED CONDITION WITH VERY TINY SCRATCHES FROM USE. NO DENTS OR DAMAGE AND HAND POLISHED ONLY NOT BUFFED. MARKED STERLING AND REED & BARTON IN... Read More »
It weights about 43 grams. Please see photos for more... Read More »
The product is a 6-inch sterling silver sugar spoon with an ornate Georgian Rose pattern by Reed & Barton. The spoon features a Francis I handle pattern and is made of sterling silver, weighing 44 grams. This elegant and antique piece of flatware adds a touch of sophistication to any table setting for serving sugar... Read More »
REED AND BARTON FRANCIS 1ST STERLING SILVER SUGAR TONGS IN EXCELLENT VINTAGE CONDITION WITH SLIGHT SURFACE SCUFFS, NO MONOGRAMS, OLD... Read More »
