We would like to introduce you to antique British walking sticks. 1899 British horn-handled walking stick. The handle has an unusual design, as it is made from horn (animal antler) carved into the shape of a deer's hoof. The collar...

We would like to introduce you to antique British walking sticks. 1919 British sterling silver rondelle (round) handle walking stick. The handle is decorated with a scroll pattern of carved plant leaves. There are some small scratches and dents, but...

Introducing vintage walking sticks. This is a traditional Eastern European walking stick, characterized by its axe-shaped handle. Its shape is modelled on the traditional axe "Chupaga (Valaška)" that was once used by shepherds for self-defence and as a walking aid....

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver card case. This is a work by Frederick Marson, Birmingham, England, 1869. The surface is geometrically engraved with extremely intricate wavy lines, which give off a delicate, silky...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver card case. This is a work by William Neale, Chester, England, 1903. The surface of the case is covered with large flowers and elegant scroll patterns. Thanks to...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver cigarette case. This is an American-made cigarette case that is thought to date from around the early 20th century. The edge of the case (bezel) is decorated with...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver Vesta case. A vestal case was a small match holder from that time, with a match file attached to the bottom. Made by Jones & Crompton, Birmingham, England,...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver potpourri box. This work was created by William Comyns in London, England in 1907 . The lid is decorated with delicate openwork, a cute angel (cherub) in the...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver pillbox. This piece was made in 1914 by the prestigious Mappin & Webb, a supplier to the British Royal Family. It can be used as a pill box...

Introducing vintage walking sticks. This walking stick features a handle with striped ring-shaped decorations made of what appears to be nickel. The shaft appears to be made of bamboo, and the peeling paint gives it a worn-in look. The ferrule...

Introducing miniature British vintage carriages. This is a sterling silver miniature carriage from the British company Toye, Kenning & Spencer, from 1977. It is modeled after the "Gold State Coach," an eight-horse carriage used by the British royal family, and...

Introducing the Biscuit Barrel from Wedgwood, UK. This is a biscuit barrel made of Jasperware by Wedgwood, England, circa 1961. The body and lid are Jasperware type and come in the classic "Wedgwood Blue (Pale Blue)" color. This neoclassical relief...

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 vintage British mechanical pencils. This is a pure silver propulsion pencil made by LIFE LONG in the UK. It has a similar structure to Yard O' Red but a different design. The lead...

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...

Introducing an antique British leather wallet. This is a British bi-fold wallet from around 1933. It is made of brown embossed cowhide leather and decorated with pure silver parts. There are four pockets inside , one with a flap so...

Introducing a vintage British leather wallet. This is a small tri-fold wallet made in the UK around 1933. It is made of black cowhide leather and decorated with sterling silver parts. On the front side there is an embossed "AC"...

Introducing an antique British brush with a pure silver base. This is a work by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham, England, 1909. This grooming set includes a soft horsehair hair brush and a stiff boar bristle clothes brush. The sterling silver...

Introducing vintage American perfume bottles. This technique, called silver overlay, involves covering the surface of glass with pure silver decorations, and was widely produced in the United States from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. This is...

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...

We would like to introduce you to a pure silver letter opener. This is a work by American company Wallace, believed to be from around 1968 . The sterling silver handle is decorated with intricate patterns. The stainless steel blade...

We would like to introduce you to antique British pipes. This is a pipe set from Comoys, a prestigious British pipe manufacturer founded in 1825. This is a set of two pipes: a bent type made in 1914 and a...

We would like to introduce you to antique British pipes. 1898 British made estate pipe. The bowl has a beautiful straight shape with beautiful wood grain and luster. The stem is made of tortoiseshell-style resin, and the two decorative parts...

We would like to introduce you to antique British pipes. This is an estate pipe made by WH Newman Ltd in the UK in 1898. This is a bent-type pipe with beautiful wood grain and luster in the bowl. The...