1902 Rare Solid Silver Sandwich Tongs with scrolls & 2 George III coin inlays.

Race (I doubt another was made) Edwardian solid silver sandwich tongs. Each side of the tongs has scroll engraving on the sides and is set with an 18th-century Georgian III silver sixpence inlays.
 
Coin Type
 
Issuer     United Kingdom 
King      George III (1760-1820)  
Type Standard circulation coin  
Year 1787  
Value 6 Pence = ½ Shilling (1⁄40)  
Composition Silver (.925)
 
Length 13cm
Width 2.75cm
Weight 80.8g
Hallmarked for London 1902 Maker is Harry Brasted.
 
Very good condition with slight wear commensurate with age and use.
Dark marks are the result of reflections when photographing.
 
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