Introducing a British vintage cut glass biscuit barrel. A biscuit barrel is a container used to store sweets such as biscuits. This one doesn't have a handle, so it might be better to call it a "cookie jar". The beautifully...

Introducing a British vintage cut glass biscuit barrel. This is a glass biscuit barrel with a silver plated lid and handle. The highly transparent glass has beautiful cuts. The wide and solid form gives it a very stable feel. We...

Introducing the Teacup Trio from Gladstone, UK. This is a trio of teacups, saucers and cake plates. It is a very elegant design with a cute yellow small flower pattern. There are 3 sets of the same design, so you...

Introducing the British Paragon Tea Cup Trio. This is a trio of teacup, saucer, and cake plate. The back stamp seems to indicate that it was awarded a Royal Warrant in 1933. It has a unique oval shape and is...

Introducing a British vintage silver plated cutlery set. This is a piece by MAPPIN & WEBB, a high-class jewelry store that is a purveyor to the British royal family. A set of spoons, forks and knives for cakes. There seems...

Introducing vintage tea strainers. A tea strainer is a so-called tea strainer. It can be used easily when making tea for one person. This is a silver plate tea strainer of unknown manufacturer. There are many round decorations with engravings...

Introducing the country antique cut glass and silver plated jam pot. A jam pot with a beautifully cut glass body, a silver plated lid, a handle and a spoon. The lid part is engraved with plants. The cut glass that...

We are pleased to present you with an antique British sterling silver teaspoon set. This was made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons of Birmingham, England in 1887. This set contains 12 teaspoons and sugar tongs made from sterling silver. The...

Introducing the British vintage sterling silver teaspoon set This is the work of "Arthur Price" in Birmingham, UK. It is a set of 6 teaspoons. Although it is relatively new, it has a simple and modern design. The design is...

Introducing a British vintage sterling silver teaspoon set. This is a work by William Suckling from Birmingham, England. The back of the spoon is made of sterling silver and decorated with enamel flowers. Each flower design is different, and each...

Introducing a British antique silver plate jam spoon. This is a pair of silver plated jam spoons with white mother of pearl handles. The bowl part is carved with a leaf motif. The white mother-of-pearl handle shows various expressions depending...

We present a vintage British sterling silver teaspoon set. This is a 1959 British sterling silver teaspoon set. Each spoon is stamped with the assay laboratory's 1959 hallmark. The spoon has a simple, easy-to-use design that will go well with...

Introducing our vintage sterling silver teaspoon set. A very beautiful set of teaspoons made of sterling silver with beautiful opals. Each opal has a different color, and from the description on the box, it seems to be made in Australia....

Introducing the British vintage sterling silver teaspoon set. This is a work of the luxury jewelry store "MAPPIN & WEBB", which is a purveyor to the British royal family. A set of 6 small teaspoons and a flat spoon called...

Introducing the British sterling silver teaspoon set. This is a set of 6 relatively new teaspoons made in 1979. At first glance, it is a spoon with a simple design, but on the back side of each spoon surface Engravings...

Introducing a British vintage sterling silver teaspoon. This is a work by the Barnard family, which is said to be the oldest silversmith in Britain and is very popular. It appears to have been created to commemorate the coronation of...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver teaspoon set. This is a work by WALKER and HALL, a long-established silver workshop that continued until it was acquired by Mappin and Webb in 1970. A set of 6 sterling silver teaspoons and...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy. This is a work of WG Sothers & Co workshop in Birmingham, England in 1912. Engraving of fine engine pattern that looks like waves is given to the whole. The cartouche on...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy. This is a work of the prestigious Deakin and Francis workshop in Birmingham, England in 1902. It is decorated with wavy decorations. The lid closes tightly and seems to be airtight. We...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver teapot. This is a work of Barker Brothers of Chester, England in 1906. Gadroon decoration is applied to the lower half of the rounded body. The standard antique design makes it easy to match...

Introducing a three-piece set of British antique sterling silver teapots. This is a work by Henry Matthews, a workshop in Birmingham, England, made in 1917. It is a 3-piece set of teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug. It is a...

Introducing a three-piece set of British antique sterling silver teapots. It is a 3-piece set of teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug. This is the work of the very popular Bernard family, who is said to be the oldest silversmith...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver teapot. This is a work of the prestigious workshop "Goldsmiths and Silversmiths" in London. It has an oval 'half-fluted' design, which is typical of the late Victorian style. The hinge of the lid is...

Introducing a three-piece set of British antique sterling silver teapots. This is a work of the studio "Charles Boyton" in London, England in 1905. It is a 3-piece set of teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug. It is a small...