Introducing the British antique sterling silver dressing table tray. A dressing table tray is a tray on which cosmetics, brushes, and other grooming items are arranged on the dressing table. This is a work by the "WGKeight" workshop in Birmingham,...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver salva. [Item introduction] Salva This is a work made by Mappin Brothers, a sister company of Mappin & Webb, in 1899. The face and edges of the board are decorated with detailed decorations. The...

We present to you a Swiss Modernista pocket watch from the early 20th century. This is a rare type of pocket watch with jumping hours and retrograde movement. When the time changes with Jumping Hour, the numbers in the small...

Introducing British antique sterling silver compote. This is a work of "MAPPIN & WEBB", a high-end jewelry store that was a purveyor to the British royal family in 1910. It is a pair of small compotes of the same design....

Introducing a pair of British antique sterling silver vases. This is a work by Manoah Rhodes, Birmingham, England, 1899. They are a pair with almost the same design, but one has a cartouche. It has beautiful earrings on the top...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver dish basket. This is a 1912 work by the Fenton Brothers in Sheffield, England. It has very beautiful earrings on the side. It's large and doesn't have a handle, so it can be used...

Introducing British vintage gold rings. This is a piece made in 1931 by the British jewelry workshop "Henry Hyde Aston." This is a simple 22K gold ring with no stones. Beautiful 22k yellow gold with a simple design. The inside...

We present to you an antique British sterling silver fish cutlery set. This is a work by Charles Needham of Sheffield, England, from 1836. The blades on the knife and fork appear to have been replaced in later years. Although...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver salva. This is a 1905 work by William Mammatt & Son in Sheffield, England. The petal-like rim is decorated with piercings and carvings. The dial is mirror-finished with no decoration. We hope this lovely...

We present to you an antique British sterling silver cutlery set. This was created by George Howson in Sheffield, England in 1906. This set contains 6 pairs of knives and 6 forks. The handle as well as the blade are...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver bowl. This is a work of "Mappin Brothers" which is a sister company of Mappin & Webb in 1897. A pair of large and small bowls with the same design. There is also a...

We would like to introduce you to the British antique sterling silver Salva. This is a work by George Frederick Pinnell from London, England, in 1846. It is the size of a card tray, with a diameter of about 23...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver footed dish. This is a work by Dobson & Sons, London, England, made in 1880. There is also a stamp that France puts on the item when it...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British cutlery set. This is a work by John Gilbert from Birmingham, England, from the 1870s. Although the years of production vary between 1872 and 1876, they all have the same...

Introducing a British antique silver teapot set. This is a 1906 work by John Rose of Birmingham, England. A set of a teapot and large sugar pot with the same design. The entire piece is decorated in relief with scrolls...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver teapot. This is a work by Burwash & Richard Sibley of London, England, from 1806. This is an old teapot from the Georgian period in England, over 200...

We would like to present you with an antique British sterling silver footed bowl. This is a work by Daniel & John Wellby of London, England, from 1906. The rim is decorated with intricate carvings of shells and plants, and...

We would like to introduce the Swiss WILKA antique pocket watch. WILKA is a watch manufacturer founded in Geneva in 1902 by Wilhelm Kaufmann. Since the company disappeared in the 1960s, it is not well known, but it seems that...