These beautiful antique sterling silver sugar tongs were made by Lunt Silversmiths, one of America’s most respected silver makers. Crafted during the late 1920s to early 1930s, this piece is part of Lunt’s Treasure pattern and features elegant floral detailing, a scalloped shell tip, and a lovely monogrammed “G” on the handle.

Lunt Silversmiths—originally known as Rogers, Lunt & Bowlen—began producing silver in Massachusetts in 1902. They became known for their exceptional craftsmanship and refined, detailed patterns. The early RLB hallmark was used until 1935, placing this piece firmly in the Art Deco era with lingering Edwardian influences.

This is a sturdy, high-quality antique piece with a satisfying weight in the hand. Perfect for collectors of American sterling, Art Deco silver, or anyone who appreciates timeless tableware.

Details
• Maker: Lunt Silversmiths (Rogers, Lunt & Bowlen)
• Pattern: Treasure
• Metal: Sterling silver
• Weight: 27.3 grams
• Length: 4.45 inches
• Monogram: Script “G”
• Era: Circa 1925–1935
• Hallmarks: Sterling, Treasure, RLB makers mark

In very good antique condition with gentle age-appropriate wear. The detailing remains crisp, including the floral motif and shell-shaped tips. Monogrammed “G” on the front panel.

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