We would like to introduce you to a British antique glass powder jar. This is a 1929 work by Harrison & Hipwood in Birmingham, England. It is a powder jar with a cut glass body and a sterling silver lid....

Introducing the wooden box made in England. A wooden box for putting cutlery etc. Made of natural color wood with beautiful grain. The inside is lined with a red velor-like cloth. It seems that it can also be used as...

Introducing the British antique sterling silver cutlery set. This is the work of "William Hutton & Sons" in Sheffield, England in 1877. A fish cutlery set of 3 pairs of knives and forks with white pearl oyster handles and pure...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver teaspoon. This is a piece by MAPPIN & WEBB, a high-class jewelry store that was a purveyor to the British Royal Family in 1914. A set of 10 sterling silver teaspoons. The handle is...

Introducing a set of British antique sterling silver salt dish and spoon. This is a work by Martin Hall, a silver workshop representing the Victorian era in England in 1870. A pair set of a salt dish (spice container) and...

We would like to introduce antique pocket watches from Longines, a long-established manufacturer with a long history established in 1832. This is an open face type opening watch with a silver case. The back cover is decorated with a guilloche...

Introducing the vintage Silent Butler. A silent butler is a tool used by butlers and servants to clean bread crumbs and cigarette ashes from tables. This is a product of the Italian company "Maestri". Although it is relatively new, the...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver and white pearl cutlery set. This is a work by John Gilbert from Birmingham, England, 1875. This is a fish cutlery set of 8 pieces, 4 knives and 4 forks. A combination of a...

We would like to introduce a Swiss PRIVILEGE pocket watch. Details about "PRIVILEGE" are unknown, but it seems to be a Swiss manufacturer. "PRIVILEGE" is engraved on the inside of the case back, inner lid, and movement. The dial and...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver card case. This is a card case that would have been custom made by the upper class of the time. The surface decoration is very beautiful and no two pieces are the same. This...

We would like to introduce you to a British antique sterling silver pencil holder. This is a 1916 work by Sampson Mordan of Chester, England. Sampson Mordan is a prestigious manufacturer of writing instruments that later became the advancement of...

We would like to introduce you to British antique pendants. This is a necklace with a sterling silver fob made in 1897. It has a solid silver base with dark green blood stones and a red carnelian rotating fob. The...

Introducing the British Antique Albert Chain. Albert chain is a chain for carrying a pocket watch with a buttonhole on the bar and a pocket watch on the clip. Many antique Albert chains are highly decorative and can be used...

Introducing British antique sterling silver dishes. This is a work by Arthur Fenwick from Birmingham, England in 1902. It has the same design in the shape of a seashell. The three round legs hold it firmly in place without wobbling....

Introducing British vintage charm bracelets. It was popular around the 1970s and is considered an item that symbolizes good luck and is used as a ``talisman'' or ``talisman.'' This one is from around 1980 based on the hallmark on the...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver salva. This is a 1904 work by the William Hutton workshop in London, England. The edges are decorated with shells and scrolls. Its distinctive shape is not a circle but a hexagon. We hope...

Introducing a British vintage silver plated tea strainer. A tea strainer is a so-called tea strainer. It can be easily used to make tea for one person. This is a silver plate tea strainer. The tea strainer has a shell...

We would like to introduce you to an antique pastry server. A pastry server is a tool for cutting and serving cakes, desserts, tarts, pies, etc. This is a pastry server that seems to be of continental European origin, such...

Introducing vintage tea strainers. A tea strainer is a so-called tea strainer. It can be used easily when making tea for one person. This is a silver plated tea strainer that seems to be made by WMF in Germany. The...

Introducing the British antique folding penknife. A penknife is a small knife used to sharpen the tip of a quill pen. It seems that you can also sharpen pencils and use it like a letter opener. This is a folding...

Introducing a British antique silver plated water jug. This is a work by "Needham, Veal and Tyzach" in England, around 1900. The body has a beautiful form and is decorated with beautiful flower motifs. The handle and lid finial are...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver sugar bowl. This is a work by "Needham, Veal and Tyzach" in England, around 1900. The body has a beautiful form and is decorated with beautiful flower motifs. It is large enough for a...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver cutlery set. This is a work by Allen and Darwin of Sheffield, England, 1897. This is a cutlery set of 8 pieces, 4 knives and 4 forks. The mother-of-pearl handle is combined with a...

Introducing British vintage silver plate dishes (small plates). A small tray for holding candies, chocolates, nuts, etc. A cute squirrel sculpture is placed on a beautifully decorated oval plate. It can also be used as a tray to store small...