This is a set of six sterling silver teaspoons made in 1896 by the prestigious British company "Thomas Bradbury & Sons." The greatest charm is the "picture back" (beautiful relief carvings such as patterns and designs applied to the back...

This is a set of 6 sterling silver Jubilee teaspoons made in 1934 by the prestigious British company "Northern Goldsmiths Co". The handles feature the commemorative engraving "1910-35," celebrating the 25th anniversary of the coronation of King George V, and...

This sterling silver sugar sifter (an openwork spoon for sprinkling sugar) was made in 1907 by "Josiah Williams & Co" of England. The bowl, reminiscent of fresh flower petals, features extremely delicate openwork adorned with heart and circular motifs. The...

This is a sterling silver sugar sifter (a pierced spoon for sprinkling sugar) made in 1906 by the British company "Robert Pringle & Sons." The bowl is gracefully shaped like a shell, with elaborate openwork following the flowing lines of...

This sterling silver sugar sifter (an openwork spoon for sprinkling sugar) was made in 1906 by the prestigious British company "William Hutton & Sons Ltd." The bowl features delicate openwork, meticulously crafted to resemble glittering stars and circles in the...

This is a German-made silver cake server, created in the mid-20th century. The handle is beautifully adorned with the traditional German "Hildesheim Rose" (a three-dimensional rose decorative motif originating from the legend of the thousand-year-old rose at Hildesheim Cathedral).The most...

This is a set of three sterling silver teaspoons and sugar tongs made by "Gilmour & Watson" in Sheffield, UK, in 1899. Delicate floral motifs are expressed through intricate engraving, conveying the elegant grace of the late 19th century. The...

This is a set of sterling silver coffee spoons made by "Turner & Simpson" of England in 1958. The straight handles, reminiscent of the Art Deco style, are beautifully adorned with colorful guilloche enamel. Each of the six colors emits...

This is a sterling silver teaspoon set made in 1960 by "Turner & Simpson" of England. The ornate scroll decoration adorning the handle demonstrates the craftsman's dedication. The enduring quality of British silverware, which has not lost its luster after...

Introducing antique British sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by GE Walton & Co Ltd in Birmingham, England, from 1894. The handle is adorned with intricate engraving and piercing, while the arm features delicate twisted decorations. A masterpiece...

Introducing antique British sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by the Levesley Bros. of Sheffield, England, from 1900. The handle is adorned with intricate engraving and piercing, while the arm features delicate twisted decorations. This exquisite piece, imbued...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver teaspoon. Made in 1893 by John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield, England. It is slightly larger than a teaspoon, and the handle is intricately decorated, including what appears...

We are pleased to present you with a vintage British sterling silver teaspoon. This is a work by the prestigious MAPPIN & WEBB, a supplier to the British Royal Family, dating back to 1832. The tip of the handle has...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British cutlery set. This is a work by British artist John Harrison, thought to date from the late 19th century. This is a set of four pairs of small tea cutlery...

We would like to introduce a vintage British cake slicer (pie server). A cake slicer is a type of cutlery used for cutting and serving whole cakes and pies. This is a work by "Harrison Brothers" from Sheffield, England, made...

Introducing our vintage pastry servers. A pastry server is a cutlery used to cut and serve whole cakes. This is a pastry server made of Continental Silver, likely made in the Netherlands. This large pastry server has beautiful decoration on...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver coffee spoon. This coffee spoon is from Turner & Simpson, Birmingham, England, 1954. The underside of the bowl is decorated with colorful guilloche enamel decoration featuring a floral...

We would like to introduce you to a vintage Nordic sterling silver coffee spoon. A set of six sterling silver coffee spoons from Ottar Hval in Norway. The leaf-shaped handle is decorated with five-color enamel. The decoration, called guilloche, has...

Introducing vintage teaspoons. A set of two Dutch teaspoons from 1967. The purity of the silver is 833/1000 or higher. Each handle is engraved with a windmill and a sailing ship, typical of the Netherlands. The windmill blades are intricately...

We are pleased to present you with an antique British sterling silver teaspoon set. This work was created by the "George Unite" in Birmingham, England in 1891. This is a set of six sterling silver tea spoons. The pattern on...

We would like to introduce you to an antique cake server. A cake server is a cutlery used to cut and serve a whole cake. This is a Belgian-made cake server that is thought to date back to around 1900....

Introducing antique cake tongs. These cake tongs are made of German 800 silver from around 1900. The sterling silver handle is decorated with a baby motif in relief, and the gripping part is pierced and decorated with bird and flower...

We would like to introduce you to a vintage teaspoon set. This is a rare Australian made teaspoon set. The end of the handle is beautifully carved and decorated with different floral designs. The back of the handle is decorated...

Introducing antique sandwich tongs. These beautiful silver-plated sandwich tongs were manufactured by the prestigious British company William Hutton in the late Victorian era. The blades feature intricate engraving and elegant openwork, crafted with expert skill, and the ornate scroll patterns...