We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work by Thomas Wallis II & Jonathan Hayne of London, England, from 1819. There are no carvings or other decorations, but it...

We would like to introduce you to antique French silver plate cutlery. This is a work by the French company SFAM, circa 1900. A pair of serving cutlery for serving fish dishes. The handle is decorated with a delicate pattern...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British magnifying glass. This is a magnifying glass with a pure silver handle made in England, believed to be from around 1900. The handle is made of sterling silver and is...

Introducing vintage British walking sticks. This is a curved-handle walking stick with pure silver decorations that is thought to date to around 1930 . The brown shaft is decorated to resemble bamboo nodes, bringing out the natural texture of the...

We would like to introduce you to the boxes from the British company Wedgwood. This is a lidded container made of Jasperware in 1967. The black color beautifully accentuates the white relief. The box is round with a lid and...

We are pleased to present you with a vintage British sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This was made by JB Chatterley & Sons in Birmingham, England in 1982. The handle is decorated with a embossed thistle. The thistle is a...

We are pleased to present you with a vintage British sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This was made by JB Chatterley & Sons in Birmingham, England in 1982. The handle is decorated with a trefoil rose in relief. The rose...

We would like to introduce you to vintage British mechanical pencils. A pure silver push-type pencil made in the UK by SJ Rose & Son in 1989. It has a similar structure to the Yard O' Red, but the length...

Introducing vintage walking sticks. This is a wooden walking stick with a handle carved in the shape of a simple horse. The shape of the ears, the lines of the mane, and the somewhat humorous and gentle expression all give...

We would like to introduce you to a sterling silver necklace. This is a sterling silver necklace from the American fashion brand "FOSSIL." It features a geometric chain link design known as a modernist chain. An adjustment adjuster is included...

We would like to introduce you to antique British silver plate cutlery. This is a pair of serving cutlery for serving fish dishes, thought to date to the mid-Victorian period in Britain (circa 1860-1880). Each handle and blade is beautifully...

Introducing the British-made Jug. This is a relief-molded earthenware jug with a handle made in England, thought to date to the mid-Victorian period. The white relief decoration with a grape motif is striking, and the blue color is a design...

We would like to introduce you to dishes from the British company Wedgwood. This is an oval plate from Wedgwood, England. It is a large size, measuring 25cm wide, so it has a presence even when just displayed. It is...

We would like to introduce you to the boxes from the British company Wedgwood. This is a Jasperware box made by Wedgwood, England. This is a set of three lids with different relief designs featuring angels. It has a beautiful...

We would like to introduce a plate from the British company Wedgwood. This is a Wedgwood blue (pale blue) Jasperware plate. This is a pair of round plates with a diameter of 22cm. It features beautiful relief decorations with an...

Introducing a British vintage deer antler handle stick. This is a walking stick made entirely of animal horns. The shafts are all made of horn and have a beautiful marble pattern. It's heavier than it looks because it has a...

Introducing vintage British glass jars. This glass jar has a glass body and a silver plated lid and handle. The jar is beautifully crafted with rounded glass in a geometric cut known as a hobnail cut. It has a movable...

We would like to introduce you to vintage British mechanical pencils. This is a pure silver push pencil made by LONGER LEAD in the UK. It has a similar structure to Yard O' Red but a different design. The pen...

Introducing vintage British walking sticks. This walking stick, known as a Sunday stick, has a golf club-shaped handle and is thought to date from the early 20th century. The origin of the name is said to be that during the...

Introducing a British antique silver plate cutlery set. This is presumed to be the work of the British Harrison Brothers & Howson workshop around 1850. This set of 9 knives is a large dinner cutlery size knife. The handle has...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British glass bottle with a pure silver lid. Made by the Army & Navy Cooperative, London, England, 1888. This set includes two pieces, one long and one short, of the same...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British fish server. This piece was made around 1895 by MAPPIN & WEBB, a luxury jewelry store that was a supplier to the British Royal Family. A pair of serving cutlery...

We would like to introduce a British antique silver plate breakfast dish. This is an item called breakfast dish for warming breakfast muffins and scones. It is used by putting hot water inside and putting a medium plate with a...

We would like to introduce you to antique British walking sticks. This is a curved-handled walking stick from around 1902. The handle is made from dark horn (cow horn) . The pure silver decorations have noticeable scratches and dents, but...