Georgian Sugar Nippers by R Timmins & Sons Antique Wrought Iron c1810 Doulton

Georgian Sugar Nippers by R Timmins & Sons Antique Wrought Iron c1810 DoultonAntique Sugar Nippers made in wrought iron c1810 by R Timmins & Sons. Measures 8 & 3 4" or 22cm length. In excellent condition for the age Georgian sugar nippers by R. Timmins & Sons, dating back to around 1810, are fascinating antique tools. These wrought iron nippers were used to break off pieces of sugar from a sugar loaf, a common practice before granulated sugar became widely available. The design features a hand sprung mechanism and "D" shaped

1931 Silver British Exhibition in Buenos Aires Medal ~ Prince of Wales

Date mark c1887

8cm or 2 & 1/4" in length

Condition report~ Inspection found the rim of the green glass has a loss

The condition is excellent with no chips cracks or restoration

2cm or 1 & 1/4" diameter

especially the interplay of light and sky

The images form part of the exact description and must be carefully examined as we do not refund postage unless an error is found in our advert

Tile diameter 6" or 15cm

This stickpin dates back to the late 19th century

but legal troubles soon followed

some of which were commissioned by royalty