Silver Sugar Tongs and Sugar Bowl with Double-Headed Eagle — Coat of Arms

Tongs with an eagle medallion, a bowl with an eagle finial. The silver sugar tongs and the sugar bowl from the Coat of Arms line lie in a case, porcelain in a silver setting for collectors of historical motifs.

Silver sugar tongs with sugar bowl: a Coat of Arms set in a case

The sugar tongs come with the bowl with lid, which holds approx. 155 ml; the tongs themselves are approx. 105 mm long. Both lie in the case.

The porcelain liner and lid of the bowl come from the Imperial Porcelain Manufactory in St. Petersburg (bone china); silver body, finial and tongs come from ArgentA.

Eagle finial, medallion and bird claws: bowl and tongs

The body of the bowl shows a double-headed eagle with a crown in a wreath of leaves. Two handles flank it, three feet carry it, and an eagle sits on the porcelain lid as its finial.

A small round eagle medallion sits on the bow of the tongs, and the grips are shaped like bird claws. Bow and grips are bright.

The body is cast and polished by hand; eagle finial and tongs receive the same final finish. On the body, the blackened finish sets off the coat of arms relief and leaves in dark tones; raised areas, bow and grips of the tongs stay bright.

For collectors: a Coat of Arms piece with tongs

Anyone who collects historical motifs looks at the details: the medallion on the bow, the claws, the eagle on the lid. Here the motif is spread across two pieces that lie together in the case.

On the festive table, the bowl stands in the centre, and in Advent beside the cups. As a gift, it is meant for anyone who wants to add a piece with tongs to their collection.

Bowl alone, tea set or cups: Coat of Arms at a glance

The bowl alone is called the Coat of Arms sugar bowl with lid. Together with two cups and spoons, it comes in the Coat of Arms tea set with sugar bowl.

The cups alone are offered by the set Coat of Arms silver tea cups with teaspoons.

Engraving request on the silver of the bowl and a SilberVerse

A dedication on the silver of the bowl? You can ask about it by WhatsApp, by email or via the order note at checkout. First the manufacturer clarifies whether it is possible, then we design lettering and layout with you. If it cannot be done, you get your money back.

A greeting on paper with the bowl: the SilberVerse, free of charge on request, a verse created individually for the occasion and names, as a photo card 15 × 10 cm.

Coat of Arms silver sugar tongs with sugar bowl: quick answers

What comes with the silver sugar tongs with sugar bowl?
The sugar tongs come with the Coat of Arms bowl with lid; both lie together in the case.

How large are the bowl and tongs?
Approx. 155 ml fit into the bowl; it measures approx. 75 mm in diameter and approx. 80 mm in height. The tongs are approx. 105 mm long.

Is the lid made of silver?
No, it is porcelain with a silver overlay and an eagle finial. The body is made of silver.

How are the tongs designed?
A small eagle medallion sits on the bow, and the grips are shaped like bird claws.

Is the set a gift for collectors or for Christmas?
Both are true. For men, the luxury gifts for men show more ideas, and for Advent the 925 silver Christmas gifts are ready.

How do I care for the bowl and tongs?
We recommend washing bowl and tongs by hand in warm water, drying them with a soft cloth and polishing them with a silver polishing cloth if needed.