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ANTIQUE SILVER SUGAR CREAMERS

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A very elegant Antique Victorian Sterling Silver sugar and creamer set, having plain round bellied bodies, with gold-gilt interiors and scroll handles, and all sitting on four scroll and shell feet. This handsome silver sugar and cream set was made by Benoni Stephens of London in 1861. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver cream jug and sugar bowl set are height of cream jug 10 cms (4 inches), diameter of sugar bowl 14 cms (5.5 inches), and the total weight is approx. 593g (19 troy ounces).

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A very elegant Antique Victorian Sterling Silver sugar and creamer set, having plain round bellied bodies, with gold-gilt interiors and scroll handles, and all sitting on four scroll and shell feet. This handsome silver sugar and cream set was made by Benoni Stephens of London in 1861. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver cream jug and sugar bowl set are height of cream jug 10 cms (4 inches), diameter of sugar bowl 14 cms (5.5 inches), and the total weight is approx. 593g (19 troy ounces).
A very elegant Antique Victorian Sterling Silver sugar and creamer set, having plain round bellied bodies, with gold-gilt interiors and scroll handles, and all sitting on four scroll and shell feet. This handsome silver sugar and cream set was made by Benoni Stephens of London in 1861. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver cream jug and sugar bowl set are height of cream jug 10 cms (4 inches), diameter of sugar bowl 14 cms (5.5 inches), and the total weight is approx. 593g (19 troy ounces).
A very elegant Antique Victorian Sterling Silver sugar and creamer set, having plain round bellied bodies, with gold-gilt interiors and scroll handles, and all sitting on four scroll and shell feet. This handsome silver sugar and cream set was made by Benoni Stephens of London in 1861. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver cream jug and sugar bowl set are height of cream jug 10 cms (4 inches), diameter of sugar bowl 14 cms (5.5 inches), and the total weight is approx. 593g (19 troy ounces). A very elegant Antique Victorian Sterling Silver sugar and creamer set, having plain round bellied bodies, with gold-gilt interiors and scroll handles, and all sitting on four scroll and shell feet. This handsome silver sugar and cream set was made by Benoni Stephens of London in 1861. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver cream jug and sugar bowl set are height of cream jug 10 cms (4 inches), diameter of sugar bowl 14 cms (5.5 inches), and the total weight is approx. 593g (19 troy ounces).
A very elegant Antique Victorian Sterling Silver sugar and creamer set, having plain round bellied bodies, with gold-gilt interiors and scroll handles, and all sitting on four scroll and shell feet. This handsome silver sugar and cream set was made by Benoni Stephens of London in 1861. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver cream jug and sugar bowl set are height of cream jug 10 cms (4 inches), diameter of sugar bowl 14 cms (5.5 inches), and the total weight is approx. 593g (19 troy ounces).

Simply click on any antique silver sugar and creamers sets picture to see an enlarged image. If you are interested in purchasing one of our beautiful sterling silver sugar and creamer sets, we offer secure online payment as well as free insured delivery on all antique sugar and creamers purchased or visit our silver store in the heart of the London Silver Vaults. You may also be interested in our Antique Silver Soup Cream Jugs or Antique Silver Soup Sugar Bowls.


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