Introducing an antique British teapot.This piece is from around 1870, made by "W&G Sissons" in Sheffield, England.It features a beautifully shaped drum design with a generous capacity of about 1800ml.Delicate and exquisite decorations cover the entire piece, and the cartouche...

Introducing a teapot from the British company Wedgwood.This is a Jasperware teapot from Wedgwood, England, dating back to the early 20th century.It features a royal blue color, darker than Wedgwood Blue (pale blue), with the lid and rim made of...

Introducing an English antique demitasse cup & saucer.This is a cup and saucer set from "Minton," a British royal warrant porcelain manufacturer that was sadly discontinued in 2015.It features an exotic pattern called "Cockatrice," depicting a bird resembling a phoenix,...

We would like to introduce a set of antique British sterling silver teaspoons. This piece was made in 1916 by the renowned British Sheffield-based company, Walker & Hall. This is a set of three pure silver teaspoons. The handle features...

Here's a selection of antique spoons from the UK. This is a pair of pure silver spoons from around the early 19th century. The bowl part is deep, and the shape is such that it can be poured into the...

We would like to introduce a tea set made of antique silver plate from the UK. This is a work by Thomas Bradbury from England, created in 1863. This is a three-piece set consisting of a teapot, sugar bowl, and...

Here's a presentation of an antique, pure silver tea strainer. This is a work by Hendrick Hoojikass from the Netherlands, created in 1920. It features delicate engravings of typical Dutch silver-era landscapes and beautiful openwork decorations. It bears the hallmark...

We would like to introduce a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work by "George Maudsley Jackson" from London, England, in 1893. The entire bowl, including the handle, is decorated with delicate hand-carved carvings featuring small...

Introducing our vintage American sugar bowl and milk jug. These are made using a technique called silver overlay, which involves applying pure silver decorations to the surface of glass. They were produced extensively in the United States from the late...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work by John Bettridge, Birmingham, England, 1824. The bowl has an elaborately crafted form and is intricately decorated all over. There is...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham, England, 1807. Although the form is simple, the handle and bowl are very delicately decorated, and the...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British water jug. This is a silver-plated water jug ​​made from Britannia metal (a type of pewter). The entire piece is decorated with a wicker basket-like design. There are traces of...

Introducing an antique British cutlery set. This is a work by Christopher Johnson, believed to date from the late Victorian period in England. This is a set of five pairs of small tea cutlery with white mother-of-pearl handles. The knife...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British butter knife. A pair of silver plate butter knives believed to date from England around 1870. The blade and handle are decorated with intricate Japonism-style bird and flower designs. Comes...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver jug. This is a work by Edward Crofton from Ireland before independence from Britain in 1832. This is a jug for milk, cream, sauces, etc. The entire piece...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver cream jug. This work was created by Robert Hennell I in London, England in 1792. The entire piece is decorated with intricate relief carvings of large floral motifs....

We would like to introduce a British antique silver-plated kettle set. This is a piece from " WW Harrison & Co " in Birmingham, England, from around 1900. This is a set that includes a kettle, a dedicated stand, and...

We would like to introduce you to a cup and saucer from Minton, a British company from around the early 20th century. This is a cup and saucer from Minton, a porcelain manufacturer that was a supplier to the British...

We would like to introduce you to a tea set from the British company Wedgwood. This is a Jasperware teapot made by Wedgwood, England. This is a very popular, long-running design in the classic pale blue color with neoclassical relief...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British water jug. This is a work by the British company Martin & Hall , thought to date from the early Victorian period (around 1837-1850). The beautifully shaped body is decorated...

We are pleased to present you with an antique British sterling silver teaspoon set. Made by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield, England in 1899. This set includes six teaspoons and sugar tongs made of sterling silver. Known as the...

We would like to introduce you to vintage British cake slicers and bread knives. A cake slicer is a cutlery used to cut and portion whole cakes and pies, while a bread knife is a cutlery used to cut bread....

We present an antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This tea caddy spoon is believed to have been made in the Netherlands in 1904. The bowl is decorated with intricate reliefs of a donkey and a man, and the handle...

We are pleased to present you with an antique British sterling silver teaspoon set. This work was created by William Devenport of Birmingham, England in 1907. The tip of the handle is beautifully carved and decorated, and the shaft has...