We would like to introduce you to antique British conductor batons. Made by Ebenezer Newman & Co., London, England, 1917. The conductor's baton is made of black wood and features sterling silver ornaments. It can be separated near the middle...

Here are some antique opera glasses. These opera glasses come in an original leather case. The body is decorated with a relief depicting hunting dogs chasing a deer. These opera glasses feature a beautiful color combination of silver and brass....

We would like to introduce you to an antique British box with a pure silver lid. This work was created by William Neale of London, England in 1843. A long, thin box for storing small accessories, hat pins, etc. The...

Here's a British antique box for you to see. This is an oblong, rectangular box made of silver plate, which appears to be a trinket box (a small jewelry box). The entire structure is decorated with relief carvings featuring flowers...

We would like to introduce some antique British glass jars. This work was created by "The Alexander Clark", London, England, 1904. The cylindrical cut glass body is combined with a pure silver lid featuring beautiful relief decoration. A monogram, believed...

We would like to introduce you to antique British glass jars. This work was created by The Alexander Clark in London, England in 1901. The body is made of rectangular cut glass and the lid is made of pure silver...

Introducing vintage British pipes. This is a pipe from Dunhill, a fashion brand that began as a manufacturer and wholesaler of horse tack in London, England in 1880. Dunhill opened a smoking accessories store in 1907 and has a long...

Introducing vintage pipes. This pipe is called a "mesham pipe" and is made from sepiolite, a type of meerschaum found in Türkiye. It is said that the porous meerschaum has just the right amount of absorbency, making the tobacco taste...

Introducing vintage British oil lighters. This is a small table lighter with a pedestal made from Jasperware by Wedgwood, a British company. The lighter part is made by RONSON, a long-established lighter manufacturer. The color is a light blue called...

Introducing vintage British oil lighters. This is a small table lighter with a pedestal made from Jasperware by Wedgwood, a British company. The lighter part is made by RONSON, a long-established lighter manufacturer. The color is a light blue called...

We would like to introduce a set of vintage British silver coins. The 1977 Crown coin was created to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation (Silver Jubilee). This set contains four pure silver coins weighing approximately 28.3g....

We would like to introduce you to a vintage British sterling silver pendant. Sterling silver ingot pendant. It has a rare square shape and is engraved with a special hallmark commemorating the 25th anniversary of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth...

We would like to introduce you to some vintage British bookmarks. Created by Troika Designs, Birmingham, UK, 1981. This bookmark is made of pure silver and has a handle decorated with the Prince of Wales' feather. It can be used...

Introducing a set of antique British shoe horns and button hooks. Made in 1903 by G&C Ltd, Sheffield, England. This set includes a shoe horn and a button hook. The sterling silver handle is decorated with Art Nouveau style embossed...

We would like to introduce you to antique button hooks. A button hook is a tool that makes it easier to fasten buttons even when wearing gloves. This button hook is believed to have been made in America in the...

We would like to introduce you to vintage British rulers (scales). This work was created by William Manton in Birmingham, UK in 1975. This 20cm pure silver ruler holds a red and a blue mini ballpoint pen at each end....

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

Introducing vintage writing instruments. This is a dip pen with a pen barrel made of white butterfly shell (mother of pearl). The pen barrel sparkles beautifully depending on the angle of the light. The nib is replaceable and has been...

We would like to introduce you to the British Wedgwood boxes. This is a cylindrical Jasperware box made by Wedgwood in the UK. Judging from the engraving on the back, it dates to the 1940s. The pale green color known...

We would like to introduce you to the British Wedgwood boxes. This is a bean-shaped Jasperware box made by Wedgwood, England. Judging from the engraving on the back, it dates to the 1940s. The pale green color known as sage...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver card case. This work was created by Joseph Gloster, Birmingham, England, in 1898. The entire piece is beautifully decorated with reliefs and engravings featuring plants and a man's...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver card case. This work was created by William Comyns in London, England in 1897. William Comyns was founded in 1859 and is one of the few smiths still...

We would like to introduce a British antique, pure silver card case. This is a work by "WILLIAM M. HAYES" from Birmingham, England, made in 1901. Delicate decorations, such as antique-style scroll patterns, are applied all over the surface. The...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver card case. This card case was made in 1898 and although the engraving is unclear, it is probably the work of "Joseph Gloster." It has a mirror finish...