1932 Silver Spur Shaped Sugar Tongs by Thomas Bradbury & Sons april25 The rim of the bell

The rim of the bell is also nickel

5cm) x 3" (8cm)

In the book it is described as "For Bucket boot

They are mounted on a leather with two ornamental brass buckles

This old leather covered stirrup probably dates from the early 20th Century

1932 Silver Spur Shaped Sugar Tongs by Thomas Bradbury & Sons april25 The rim of the bellThese sterling silver sugar tongs are in the shape of a hunting or riding spurThe outer surface of one arm is hallmarked Sheffield 1932 and has the stamp of Thomas Bradbury & Sons The tongs are "double sprung", which means that both arms move. The end of each arm ends in a silver button. The neck of the spur bends slighly downwards and ends in a small many pointed rowel that still turns. Dimensions : Total length 3" (8cm) x 1" (4. 2cm) wideWeight : oz