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September 5, 2026
[New Arrivals] 16 items have been listed, including pocket watches, Albert chains, writing instruments, bookmarks, and walking sticks.
July 8, 2026
[Blog Article] The Charm of British Ceramics
SKU: 202609036740
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is a gold-filled hunter case pocket watch from around the 1920s, featuring strong Art Deco style from the prestigious Swiss brand Tavannes, founded in 1891. Both sides of the case are engraved with radial engine-turned (guilloche) patterns resembling rays...
SKU: 202609036736
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is a size 18 Elgin pocket watch, manufactured in 1911, embodying the spirit of good old America. The crisp Arabic numerals are in the "railroad watch" style used in the railway industry of the time, and the blued hands...
SKU: 202609036780
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This sterling silver double Albert chain was crafted during the British Edwardian period (circa 1904-1906). Boasting a substantial total weight of approximately 66g, this heavy curb link chain is a luxurious piece with a lion passant hallmark for sterling silver...
SKU: 202609036739
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This antique gold-filled chain features a beautiful, warm rose gold luster. The refined design, with its alternating straight openwork bar links and elegant knot rings, evokes the sophisticated aesthetic of the early 20th century, transitioning from Art Nouveau to Art...
SKU: 202609046718
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This is a pair set of sterling silver ballpoint pen and propelling pencil, crafted by the Birmingham, UK silversmith "William Manton" in 1979. The slim sterling silver barrels are adorned with an engine-turned "Barleycorn" pattern that creates delicate shadows depending...
SKU: 202609046752
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This is a vintage propelling pencil made of sterling silver by Yard-O-Led, a leading luxury writing instrument brand in the UK. The plain hexagonal barrel, stripped of adornment, has an elegant appearance reminiscent of Art Deco, bringing the soft luster...
SKU: 202609046719
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is a mini propel pencil made of rolled gold by Yard-O-Led, a prestigious British pencil brand. The classical hexagonal barrel features engine-turned engraving that delicately shimmers with reflected light, radiating the elegant, deep luster unique to gold plating. The...
SKU: 202609046751
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is an elegant sterling silver mini mechanical pencil by "Life-Long," a long-established British writing instrument brand. The entire barrel is adorned with delicate engine turning (straight lines engraved by machine), exuding the soft nuances unique to pure silver and...
SKU: 202609046784
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is an all-silver bookmark, crafted by the long-established workshop "Crisford & Norris" in Birmingham, England, and designed in the shape of an adorable trowel. The joint between the slightly raised handle and the blade features delicate hand-engraving, showcasing the...
SKU: 202609046785
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This substantial 11cm long bookmark, shaped like a dagger, is by Crisford & Norris, a long-established silversmith in Birmingham, England. The handle is generously crafted from high-quality mother-of-pearl, gleaming with an iridescent luster. The silver guard features an elegant swirling...
SKU: 202609046783
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This elegant antique bookmark, featuring a dagger motif, is by "Crisford & Norris", a long-established silversmith in Birmingham, England. The blade and guard are made of silver, while the handle is adorned with high-quality mother-of-pearl, which radiates a soft, iridescent...
SKU: 202609046745
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This sterling silver bookmark, featuring an adorable teddy bear, was crafted by the Birmingham workshop "Adie & Lovekin" in 1923. The bear, exquisitely sculpted to capture even its fur, boasts the soft luster and delicate shadows unique to pure silver....
SKU: 202609036740
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is a gold-filled hunter case pocket watch from around the 1920s, featuring strong Art Deco style from the prestigious Swiss brand Tavannes, founded in 1891. Both sides of the case are engraved with radial engine-turned (guilloche) patterns resembling rays...
SKU: 202609036736
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This is a size 18 Elgin pocket watch, manufactured in 1911, embodying the spirit of good old America. The crisp Arabic numerals are in the "railroad watch" style used in the railway industry of the time, and the blued hands...
SKU: 202609036780
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This sterling silver double Albert chain was crafted during the British Edwardian period (circa 1904-1906). Boasting a substantial total weight of approximately 66g, this heavy curb link chain is a luxurious piece with a lion passant hallmark for sterling silver...
SKU: 202609046745
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
This sterling silver bookmark, featuring an adorable teddy bear, was crafted by the Birmingham workshop "Adie & Lovekin" in 1923. The bear, exquisitely sculpted to capture even its fur, boasts the soft luster and delicate shadows unique to pure silver....
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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
