Introducing vintage British dressing tools. This is a set of three sterling silver thimbles that evoke the warmth of traditional British craftsmanship. One of these is a rare piece made by Northern Goldsmiths Co in 1930. The hallmarks from the...

We would like to introduce you to antique British walking sticks. This is a sterling silver walking stick with a rondelle (round) handle. The handle is beautifully decorated with carvings. The shaft is brown in color, highlighting the wood grain,...

We would like to introduce an antique writing instrument. This is an elegant Continental silver propelling pencil, believed to be from the late Victorian era, with delicate scroll engraving all over. In addition to the functional beauty of a retractable...

We would like to introduce you to antique British walking sticks. This is a curved-handle walking stick from around 1927. The handle is made from natural horn (cow horn) . The sterling silver parts of the collar are beautifully decorated...

We would like to introduce you to a vase made by the British company Wedgwood. This is a Jasperware vase made by Wedgwood, England. This is a pair of gourd-shaped vases for single flowers. The relief decoration features a man...

Introducing mugs from the British company Wedgwood. This Jasperware mug was produced as a limited edition for Christmas 1976. Each year there is a relief of a different London landmark, and this year it is Hampton Court Palace. The color...

Introducing antique opera glasses. These beautiful opera glasses feature a brass body and mother-of-pearl decoration. It is stamped "COLMONT FT PARIS" and appears to be made in France. It comes in a leather case and is still in good working...

We would like to introduce you to the British antique Albert chain. This is a sterling silver Albert chain, circa 1894. It comes with a beautiful medal fob with pierced ears and engraved decorations. The chain is also highly decorative,...

We will introduce you to vintage writing instruments. This is a small knock-type pure silver ballpoint pen, the year of manufacture and manufacturer of which are unknown. It is a very small pen with a detailed engine-turned design on the...

We introduce an antique British Albert chain.This is a sterling silver Albert chain from around 1900.All links, T-bar, and clips are stamped with hallmarks guaranteeing their quality at the time, instilling confidence in its honest craftsmanship.The charm is a playful...

Introducing a teapot from Wedgwood, UK.This is a Jasperware teapot from Wedgwood, UK.It features the classic pale blue color and Neoclassical relief decorations inspired by ancient Greek and Roman times, making it a very popular, long-running design.With a capacity of...

Introducing an Irish-made smoking pipe. This is a system standard pipe from Peterson, a long-established Irish manufacturer that is the envy of pipe enthusiasts. It has a "rustic finish" in which the surface of the briar is deliberately carved out...

Introducing vintage cufflinks. A pair of mother-of-pearl cufflinks set in sterling silver. Mother-of-pearl discolors over time, which gives it a vintage look. The clasp is a classic "chain type" that can still be used today. We hope this once-in-a-lifetime encounter...

We would like to introduce a ballpoint pen made from British sterling silver. This is a sterling silver ballpoint pen from William Manton, a British company, dating back to 1977. William Manton, also known as Birmingham Gold & Silversmiths Ltd,...

We would like to introduce you to pocket watches from Waltham, a leading American watch manufacturer. This is a 1919 gold-plated open-face pocket watch. The "TRAVELER" movement is a popular 7-jewel model, but the mechanism, case, and dial are all...

Introducing small plates made by Wedgwood in the UK. A small plate made of Jasperware from Wedgwood, England. It has a rare coloring with a white base and blue reliefs. The shape is spade-shaped and very unique. We hope this...

We would like to introduce you to Wedgwood's Jasper Ware from England. This is a Jasperware product from Wedgwood, made in England around the 1940s. This is a set that includes a large vase, a small vase, a box, and...

We would like to introduce a pocket watch from the British watchmaker, John Bennett.This is a key-wound pocket watch with a sterling silver open-face case from around 1864.The dial and movement are engraved with John Bennett's name.John Bennett stopped manufacturing...

We would like to introduce a British antique silver plated fish server. This is a work from England in the late 19th century, and the manufacturer was unable to decipher it. A pair of serving cutlery for serving fish dishes....

We would like to introduce you to a vintage British mechanical pencil. This is a pure silver push-type pencil from British company Villiers & Jackson. The intricate barley (wheat ear) pattern engine turn that covers the entire body brings out...

Here's a selection of antique pipes from the UK. This is a product of "Nathan & Hayes" from Birmingham, England, made in 1911. Made from a type of gourd called "carabash" from South Africa, its U-shaped curved form is synonymous...

We are pleased to present you with an antique British perfume bottle decorated with pure silver. This work was created by Thomas Johnson I/II in London, England in 1879. The combination of thick, high-quality glass and a sterling silver hinged...

We would like to introduce you to antique British pipes. This pipe, called a "Meerschaum pipe," is made from sepiolite, a type of meerschaum found in Turkey. It starts out pure white, but turns a beautiful amber color with use....

We introduce an antique British sterling silver pillbox.This sterling silver (92.5% pure silver) pill case was made in the UK in 1899, during the late Victorian era. While it's a lovely size that fits in the palm of your hand,...