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Antique decoration with "bird" motif
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
In particular, many of the European antiques from around 1900 that we carry in our store feature birds as decorative motifs .
Antique decoration with "bird" motif
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
British afternoon tea
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
In Japan, there are drinks called "Gogo-no-Kocha" and chain cafes called "Afternoon Tea" that are popular.
In Britain, which actually leads the world's tea culture, tea is a custom that can be said to be part of life.
British afternoon tea
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
Periodization of British Antiques
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
Period division is a term used to classify antiques according to the year of manufacture. Britain's eras are named after the king who ruled over them.
Since it greatly reflects the background of the era and the tastes of the king at that time, the style changes with each era.
Periodization of British Antiques
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
A hallmark of British silverware
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
British-made silver products invariably bear a small hallmark.
Pocket watches are no exception, with British watch silver cases also featuring these hallmarks.
European silver products sometimes have hallmarks that certify their purity, with the practice reportedly dating back as far as the 4th century East Roman Empire.
A hallmark of British silverware
Posted by WATANABETAIGA
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