A hunter-case pocket watch crafted from 900 silver by the prestigious Swiss brand TISSOT, featuring the distinctive design of the Art Deco era.  The case, engraved with delicate stripes, has a slim, elegant profile that sits neatly on the wrist....

This Swiss-made 800 silver open-face pocket watch was sold by Escasany Hnos (Escasany Brothers), a prestigious jeweler and watchmaker in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in the early 20th century. The gold-tone dial features wavy guilloché engraving, the name “DIANA,” after the...

Dating to around the 1910s, this is an antique open-face pocket watch by Thomas Russell & Son, a prestigious Liverpool firm renowned as a supplier to the British royal household since the reign of Queen Victoria.. The dial and Swiss-made...

This vintage double Albert chain features tightly woven curb links that make a bold, substantial statement. Thread the central T-bar through a waistcoat buttonhole, then drape a pocket watch or fob from each side into the pockets to create an...

This is an antique sterling silver Albert chain, made in Britain in 1894 during the late Victorian era. Its traditional “trombone link” design alternates elongated links reminiscent of trombone tubing with small round links, creating a striking, elegant silhouette. The...

A vintage Albert chain made of sterling silver, featuring an elegant Figaro link with alternating short and long links. The Albert chain became popular after being favored by Prince Albert, consort of Queen Victoria in 19th-century Britain. Traditionally, it is...

A classic single Albert chain crafted from gold-filled (gold-plated) curb links with a rich, lustrous shine. A traditional accessory beloved by Victorian gentlemen, its closely linked chain forms an elegant drape across the chest. A short chain for a fob...

This “Vine Cobalt” cup and saucer was made in 1971 by the renowned British pottery Royal Crown Derby. Set against the deep cobalt-blue glaze is a relief-molded grapevine, a symbol of prosperity. Delicate gold-painted veins adorn the fresh white porcelain...

This “Vine Cobalt” cup and saucer was made in 1971 by Royal Crown Derby, one of Britain’s finest porcelain makers. Set against the deep cobalt-blue glaze is a relief-molded grapevine motif, symbolizing prosperity. Delicate gold-painted veins accent the fresh white...

This "Vine Cobalt" salad plate from one of Britain's finest potteries, Royal Crown Derby, was produced in 1971. The vine motif, symbolizing prosperity and abundance, is rendered in three-dimensional relief along the scalloped rim, while the deep cobalt blue and...

Elegant black borders with delicate white scrollwork, and charming pink roses and small flowers in full bloom—this is a tea cup trio by Aynsley of England. The contrast between the bold black and soft hand-painted detailsexudes the refined elegance of...

This Minton Green Cockatrice tea cup trio is a historic set made in the early 20th century (circa 1900–1912). Influenced by oriental chinoiserie, the mythical cockatrice—a sacred bird from Western folklore—and fantastical flowers are rendered in exquisite detail. The contrast...