Sugar Sifters

Boxed set of sugar sifter and sugar tongs made in London 1899 by Josiah Williams and David Fullerton Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver sugar shovel made in Birmingham 1877 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver George II style baluster sugar caster made in London 1938 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver sugar caster made in Sheffield 1961 by Viners Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver sugar caster made in Sheffield 1938 by Viners Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver sugar caster made in London 1964 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Georgian silver sugar caster made in London 1781 by Thomas Daniel & John Wall Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Edwardian silver-topped tapered horn sugar caster made in Edinburgh 1907 by William Dunningham & Co Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver gilt sugar sifter made in London 1937 by The Guild of Handicrafts Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

French large silver sugar sifter circa 1830 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Decorative and heavy silver sugar sifting spoon with lady in dress on stem made in London 1880 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Arts & Crafts silver sugar sifter made in Birmingham 1913 by A E Jones Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Open silver sugar scoop with initials to underside made in London 1814 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Import German silver sugar spoon with folk scene and fluted edge made in Chester 1889 by Berthold Muller Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Windmill Dutch silver sugar spoon circa 1920 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Impressive Dutch silver sugar sifting spoon circa 1870 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally

Large Dutch silver sugar spoon with ornate fruit designs circa 1930 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally