For those considering making a purchase
Please check out our customer reviews and reliable after-sales service
Membership System Information
No registration fee or annual fee
Receive a 【10% OFF coupon】 upon registration
Member discounts apply to all products at any time
Information
September 27, 2026
[New Arrivals] We have listed 19 items including wristwatches, bracelets, smoking accessories, writing instruments, and ceramics.
July 8, 2026
[Blog Post] The Charm of British Ceramics
SKU: 202609276825
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is a vintage automatic wristwatch from Omega's flagship "Constellation" collection, designed by the legendary watch designer Gérald Genta. The elegant "C-line" form, characterized by the fluid integration of the lugs and case, is complemented by a dial that has...
SKU: 202609276824
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is an "Eterna-Matic 1000 Five Star," an automatic wristwatch from the prestigious Swiss brand Eterna, manufactured around 1968.. It features the five dots that symbolize the company, which pioneered the ball-bearing mechanism, and the deep charcoal gray sunray dial...
SKU: 202609276821
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is a Swiss-made manual-wind wristwatch by Garrard, a long-established jeweler holding a Royal Warrant. The case back features an engraving commemorating long-term service at the British automobile manufacturer "BL Cars," telling the story of a piece that has been...
SKU: 202609276806
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is a Victorian sterling silver (gold-gilt) bangle crafted in 1882 in Birmingham, England, by the master silversmith John Millward Banks. Strongly influenced by the Japonisme movement that swept the era, it features delicate hand-engraved geometric lattices and dainty flowers....
SKU: 202609276808
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This sterling silver bracelet was crafted in 1962 by T.M & Co in Birmingham, England. Inheriting the art style native to the holy Scottish island of Iona (Iona style), it features a three-dimensional relief design alternating between medieval "galley" ships...
SKU: 202609276807
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is a vintage expandable silver bangle featuring adorable teddy bears encircling the wrist. Set against a backdrop of muted, oxidized silver texture, the charming relief-carved bears emit an elegant luster. It features a traditional design popular in Western countries...
SKU: 202609276749
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
A British vintage mechanical charm modeled after the Gold State Coach used in the British Royal Coronation. From the magnificent Rococo-style ornamentation and wheels to the sculptures of the guardian Triton, every detail is intricately recreated in three-dimensional casting within...
SKU: 202609276809
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is a vintage bent pipe of profound elegance, crafted by the prestigious Peterson of Dublin, Ireland. The briar bowl features a rustic finish with rich textures that feel comfortable in the hand, accented by a sophisticated sterling silver band....
SKU: 202609276775
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is an antique sterling silver vesta case (matchbox) made in Birmingham, England, in 1914 by the prestigious silversmith Deakin & Francis.. The plump square form is covered in fluid scroll (acanthus) patterns masterfully hand-engraved by artisans, radiating the deep,...
SKU: 202609276810
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is an antique sterling silver vesta case (match safe) made in Birmingham, England, in 1904 by Arthur Cook. The elegant early Edwardian body is meticulously adorned with hand-engraved flowing acanthus scrolls and charming flowers by a skilled craftsman. The...
SKU: 202609276906
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is an antique sterling silver vesta case (match holder) made by S&A in Birmingham, England, in 1899.. Despite its adorable miniature size of approximately 11g that fits perfectly in the palm of your hand, both sides are deeply hand-engraved...
SKU: 202609276839
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is an antique leather card case featuring sterling silver fittings by Lucas Brothers, made in Birmingham, England, in 1892.. Crafted from high-quality black leather with a beautiful grained finish, this piece features a luxurious Victorian-style contrast: upon opening, it...
SKU: 202609276825
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is a vintage automatic wristwatch from Omega's flagship "Constellation" collection, designed by the legendary watch designer Gérald Genta. The elegant "C-line" form, characterized by the fluid integration of the lugs and case, is complemented by a dial that has...
SKU: 202609276824
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is an "Eterna-Matic 1000 Five Star," an automatic wristwatch from the prestigious Swiss brand Eterna, manufactured around 1968.. It features the five dots that symbolize the company, which pioneered the ball-bearing mechanism, and the deep charcoal gray sunray dial...
SKU: 202609276821
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is a Swiss-made manual-wind wristwatch by Garrard, a long-established jeweler holding a Royal Warrant. The case back features an engraving commemorating long-term service at the British automobile manufacturer "BL Cars," telling the story of a piece that has been...
SKU: 202609276839
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is an antique leather card case featuring sterling silver fittings by Lucas Brothers, made in Birmingham, England, in 1892.. Crafted from high-quality black leather with a beautiful grained finish, this piece features a luxurious Victorian-style contrast: upon opening, it...
Customer's Voices
Popular Categories
cutlery
teapot
jewelry
pocket watch
card case
walking stick
Maybe you'll find a bargain?!
Bargain item
Choose by material
Sterling
Silver
Choose by country
United Kingdom
Choose by price range
Up to 30,000 yen
Choose by price range
30,000 to 100,000 yen
Choose by price range
Over 100,000 yen
Welcome to SILVER-LUG
|
We introduce Western antiques that shine beyond time, including British silver and pocket watches. Each exquisite item is carefully selected by the owner himself.
|
|
Information on the Free Membership System
Receive a 10% OFF coupon when you register
All products are always eligible for [member discount]
Other benefits and member-only sales
Item search service
We will help you find the antiques you are looking for through our own unique route.
Reliable after-sales service
We provide support for handling and repairs in case of breakdowns so that you can rest assured even after purchase.
Official Channel
Deliver Information
Deliver Information
Chat with the owner
blog post
The Allure of British Ceramics
In British homes, there's a warm culture where cherished old tableware, passed down through generations, continues to be used naturally in daily life. This time, I'd like to lower the barrier to using old tableware a little and help you incorporate its profound charm into your daily life by sharing stories about the deep world of British ceramics and the renowned kilns that have been loved for generations.
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
British antique markets
The charm of antique markets held in the UK lies in their "diversity." While we broadly refer to them as antique markets, their character is surprisingly varied, ranging from elegant and sophisticated markets held in central London to massive country fairs where hundreds or even thousands of tents line vast fields in the countryside. Each location has its own unique atmosphere, and the types of items on offer also differ.
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
Antique Tea Caddy Spoon
Taking a small break from the hustle and bustle of daily life, and brewing a warm cup of tea in your favorite mug. Such a simple moment can bring a rich sense of calm to our hearts.
There is a magic that can transform this tea time into something even deeper and more elegant: antique "tea caddy spoons" that have been passed down through generations to the present day.
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
The Appeal of Patina: The Aesthetic of Deliberately Not Polishing
When you hold antique silver in your hands, what is the first thing that catches your eye?
The intricate engravings made by skilled craftsmen, or the history of the hallmarks that prove its origin and age, offer endless fascination. However, what I find most captivating is the unique texture known as "patina" that resides on its surface.
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
Why there are so few antique dinner spoons
When you delve into the world of antique silver, you might notice a peculiar phenomenon. While smaller tea spoons are relatively easy to find in the antique market, large "dinner spoons," which would have been used for main meals, are surprisingly scarce and rarely encountered.
In this article, we will explore the reasons behind this.
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
Vesta Cases: The British Gentleman's Indulgence Hidden in a Sma...
"I'm interested in antiques, but large furniture and expensive tableware feel a bit out of reach," or "I want to start with something I can easily enjoy in my daily life." If this sounds like you, then we'd like to introduce you to the "Vesta Case," a small accessory that gentlemen in Britain from the 19th to early 20th century would discreetly carry in their pockets.
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
Gold and silver prices will soar in 2025
In 2025, news and newspapers reported every day that the prices of gold and silver had reached new highs, and I feel that this was a year in which precious metals as physical assets gained attention, even among people who had not previously been familiar with antiques.
I would like to organize the background of the price fluctuations that occurred in 2025 and explore how they relate to the market price of antique products.
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
Why are luxury watch manufacturers concentrated in Switzerland?...
When you hear the words "luxury watches," which country comes to mind? Most people would probably answer "Switzerland."
So why has Switzerland remained the only country to survive as the mecca of the watch industry for so long? The answer lies not just in technological superiority, but also in the major trends of world history, such as religion, war, and the Industrial Revolution.
This time, I would like to trace the changes in the watch industry from a global historical perspective.
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
