We are pleased to present a pair of antique British sterling silver vases. This is a work by Manoah Rhodes of Birmingham, England, created in 1899. A pair of almost identical designs, but one with a cartouche. It is beautifully...

We would like to introduce you to some antique British sterling silver spoons. The work was created by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Carter in London, England in 1840. This is a spoon called a mustard spoon, which is used to...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by "Henry Hobson & Sons" in Sheffield, England, circa 1909. Except for the first owner's monogram engraved, the tongs are plain and have a beautiful mirror finish. Although it...

We would like to introduce you to vintage British dessert forks. This was produced by Harrison Brothers in Sheffield, England in 1973 . This is a set of 6 dessert cutlery size forks. The sterling silver handle features the traditional...

We present a vintage British sterling silver teaspoon set. This is a 1957 work by Roberts & Belk, a British company based in Field. Each spoon is stamped with the respective assay laboratory's 1957 hallmark. The spoon has a simple...

Introducing an antique walking stick. A walking stick is an essential part of a British gentleman's fashion. This item highlights the attention to detail of the upper class gentleman who ordered it. This is an antique clutch-handle walking stick. The...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver decorated vase. This is a beautifully cut glass vase decorated with a sterling silver rim. There is one chip on the bottom, but it doesn't cause any wobble or anything, so it's not that...

We would like to introduce you to the British antique sterling silver Salva. This is a work by George Frederick Pinnell from London, England, in 1846. It is the size of a card tray, with a diameter of about 23...

Introducing British antique cutlery sets. This cutlery set, called Christening cutlery, was given as a baby gift to a child born into a wealthy family. This is a work by Hilliard and Tomason in Birmingham, England, circa 1900. A set...

Introducing the gentleman's walking stick. A walking stick is an essential part of a British gentleman's fashion. This item highlights the attention to detail of the upper class gentleman who ordered it. This is not an antique but a new...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver tea caddy. This was made by Hayes Brothers of Birmingham, England in 1893. It has beautiful embossed decoration of flowers and scrolls all over. There is little wear...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British silver plate mug. This is a piece by British manufacturer Deykin & Sons made around 1900. The entire structure is decorated with beautiful carvings featuring plant motifs. On the front...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British tea caddy. This is a work by British company Richard Martin & Sons from the late 19th century. Beautifully decorated with flowers and scrollwork throughout. The lid moves smoothly and...

We would like to introduce you to watches from OMEGA, a Swiss watch manufacturer founded in 1848. This is a self-winding mechanical wristwatch made in 1961, Omega's popular waterproof model, the Seamaster. The gold-colored case features a black dial and...

We would like to introduce you to antique British umbrellas. Although it rains a lot in the UK, British gentlemen rarely use umbrellas. Umbrellas like this exist as decorative items and as walking sticks to use on rainy days. Bamboo-handled...

We would like to introduce a sterling silver ballpoint pen from Harrison Brothers & Howson in the UK. Harrison Brothers & Howson was founded in 1808, and after many twists and turns, it was revived in 1978 and continues to...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British cut glass jar decorated with pure silver. This is a work by A and J Zimmerman of Birmingham, England, from 1892. The beautifully cut glass bottle has a sterling silver...

We would like to introduce you to antique British sterling silver cleansing cutlery. Made by HJ Lias&Son of London, England in 1869. This is called Christening cutlery and was given as a birth gift to a child born to a...

We would like to introduce you to vintage British mechanical pencils. This is a propulsion pencil made of Rold Gold by LIFE LONG in the UK. It has a similar structure to the Yard O' Red pencil but a different...

We would like to introduce you to the British antique Albert chain. The Albert Chain is a chain with a bar for attaching a buttonhole and a pocket watch to the clip. This is a sterling silver chain with a...

Introducing a British vintage brass casquette. It is an accessory case with legs called a casquette. A large box made of plated brass, decorated throughout with scrolls and embossed shell patterns. The areas where the plating is thinner are uneven,...

Introducing vintage British cigarette boxes. This is a box that appears to have been used to store cigarettes. The exterior is made of silver plate and decorated with intricate patterns. There is a movable divider on the inside that can...

We would like to introduce pens from Yard O' Red, a long-established British writing instrument manufacturer. These pure silver pens are handmade by skilled craftsmen and retain a timeless beauty. This is a pure silver push-type mechanical pencil made in...

We would like to introduce you to a vintage British sterling silver pendant. 1977 Sterling silver ingot pendant. It is engraved with a special hallmark commemorating the 25th anniversary of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. Both sides have a...