We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This was created by John, Henry & Charles Lias , London, England, in 1834 . The bowl is decorated with a floral motif, and the...

We would like to introduce you to the boxes from the British company Wedgwood. This is a lidded box that appears to be a bonbonniere (candy container) made by Wedgwood Jasperware in the UK. It was created in 1977 to...

We would like to introduce you to the boxes from the British company Wedgwood. Jasperware round box with lid. They are a pair of the same design in a pale green color called sage green. It can be used to...

This is a substantial vintage walking stick with a jockey's face motif, reminiscent of the traditional style rooted in equestrian and horse racing culture. The brass handle has a practical design where the brim of the hat fits comfortably in...

This is a vintage Albert chain featuring a neat curb chain rhythmically accented with faceted twin-bar (double bar) links. The faceted decoration on the straight bars catches the light with a subtle shimmer, evoking the geometric, sophisticated aesthetic of the...

Introducing the teacup trio from Hornsey, UK. Hornsey is a relatively new pottery manufacturer founded in 1949 in Yorkshire, England. The tableware for everyday use with a design similar to Scandinavian tableware gained popularity, but it was closed in 2000....

This sterling silver scent bottle features a plump heart shape adorned with magnificent Rococo Revival-style repoussé (embossed engraving). Graceful scrolls and delicate small flowers stand out in three dimensions, with the shimmering, shadowed silver lending a classical elegance. The airtight...

This is a tea cup trio of "Old Avesbury," a masterpiece representing Royal Crown Derby, one of Britain's most prestigious potteries.. Created in 1932, this pattern is characterized by a graceful aesthetic inspired by traditional Chinese embroidery, reflecting a Chinoiserie...

This is a tea cup trio of "Old Avesbury," a masterpiece representing Royal Crown Derby, one of Britain's most prestigious potteries.. Created in 1932, this pattern captivates with its elegant Chinoiserie-style aesthetic, inspired by traditional embroidery. Birds of paradise, pheasants,...

This is a tea cup trio of "Old Avesbury," a masterpiece representing Royal Crown Derby, one of Britain's leading renowned kilns.. Created in 1932, this pattern is characterized by a graceful Chinoiserie aesthetic inspired by traditional embroidery. Birds of paradise,...

This solid silver vesta case (portable match holder) is believed to have been made around the late 19th to early 20th century. Both sides feature deeply embossed, lively Rococo-style C-scrolls and delicate little flowers, created using the repoussé technique, in...

Introducing antique walking sticks. This is a walking stick with a round handle shaped like a doorknob from the early 20th century. Several different coloured woods are used and are combined together like marquetry. Although it is quite sturdy, it...

Introducing vintage objects. This is an object made from what appears to be a cow's horn. The surface is covered with scaly coating, giving it a nice texture. They come in a pair, left and right, but because they are...

Here's a presentation of a box from the British company Wedgwood. This is a bonbonnière (candy box) made of Wedgwood Jasperware from England. It's a round box with a lid, and the lid knob has a cute design. The pale...

Introducing British vintage walking sticks. A cane that is essential to British gentleman's fashion. This is an item that reflects the commitment of the upper class gentleman who ordered it. This is a cane with a curved handle made of...

Introducing vintage walking sticks. A wooden walking stick with an eagle head design on the handle. The back of the handle and the shaft are decorated with carvings of floral and plant motifs. The cross section of the shaft is...

Introducing an antique riding whip. 1913 British antique riding crop shaped like a short walking stick. The shaft is made of beautiful brown wood, and the flap is made of antler. The colored parts made of pure silver add a...

We would like to introduce you to the boxes from the British company Wedgwood. This is a set of four Jasperware boxes from Wedgwood, England. The elegant pale blue body has a matte texture and is decorated with a delicate...

Introducing a vintage British sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a 1989 production by Francis Howard Ltd. from the UK . Although it is a relatively recent piece, the intricate bright-cut engraving on the handle is very beautiful, and...

Introducing a vintage walking stick. This large wooden walking stick, with its impressive length of 145cm and weight of 630g, exudes a commanding presence.From its smoothly curved handle to its shaft, the strong and beautiful grain of natural wood is...

Introducing a vintage brooch. This vintage marcasite brooch stands out with the geometric beauty of Art Deco style. Marcasite stones are meticulously set into a silver base, offering a deep and intellectual sparkle that is distinct from diamonds.The amethyst-colored drop,...

Introducing a vintage Albert chain.This Albert chain is a statement piece, featuring an intricately openwork central medallion and a distinctive, substantial link design.The moist, antique-specific silver texture, a result of years of polishing the silver plating, adds an elegant touch...

Introducing a teapot from British company Wedgwood.This Wedgwood jasperware teapot, an iconic piece, was produced in the UK around 1925. Its deep royal blue color and delicate white relief create a breathtaking contrast. The Greek mythology-inspired decoration adds a touch...

Introducing antique opera glasses. These antique opera glasses by Verdi Paris were made in France in the late 19th century.The body is lavishly adorned with high-quality mother-of-pearl, which catches the light and emits a silky, iridescent glow. This harmonizes beautifully...