Introducing British antique coffee pots. This is a silver-plated coffee pot that is thought to be from around 1840. Unfortunately, the stamp on the bottom is worn out, so I don't know the manufacturer's name. Beautiful decorations are applied to...

Introducing a British antique silver plated tea set. This is a work by Elkington, a famous British silverware manufacturer that was the first in the world to put electroplating to practical use. The set includes a teapot, sugar pot, and...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver cream jug. This is a work by "Thomas Hayes" from Birmingham, England, 1898. The entire piece is decorated with fine relief decoration of small flowers and scrolls. The large size and rounded shape are...

Introducing a British antique silver teapot set. This is a 1906 work by John Rose of Birmingham, England. A set of a teapot and large sugar pot with the same design. The entire piece is decorated in relief with scrolls...

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 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 silver plated teapot. This is a piece created around 1895 by MAPPIN & WEBB, a high-end jewelry store that was a purveyor to the British Royal Family. The upper half is decorated with detailed carvings, and...

Introducing a 3-piece set of German antique silver teapots. This is a continental silver tea set that is thought to have been made in Germany around 1900. This 3-piece set includes a small teapot, sugar pot, and cream jug. It...

Introducing a biscuit barrel made of British antique silver plate. This is a work by Henry Atkin, one of Britain's oldest silversmiths, made around 1908. The sides are decorated with garlands. It is shaped like a barrel resting on a...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver teaspoon set. This is a work by Henry Atkin, one of Britain's oldest silversmiths, made around 1908. A set of 6 sterling silver teaspoons and sugar tongs. The shell motif decoration and bright cut...

Introducing the British antique cookie jar (biscuit barrel). This is a work by George Cutts & Sons in England, around 1880. The entire piece is decorated with flower motifs, and the goat shape with the flower-shaped finial (knob) and ring...

Introducing a British antique silver plated kettle set. This is a work by WALKER & HALL, which was also a purveyor to the royal family during the era of Queen Victoria. The set includes a kettle, a special stand, and...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work made in the "Robert James Chaplin" workshop in London, England, in 1893. A tea caddy spoon with a cute design in the shape of flowers and leaves....

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work made by the "Hilliard & Thomason" workshop in Birmingham, England, in 1845. The bowl has detailed carvings and is a classic shell shape. The handle is engraved...

Introducing a set of British antique sterling silver tongs and spoons. This is a work made by the "HENRY LIAS & SON" workshop in London, England, in 1875. A set of tea caddy spoon and sugar tongs. The handle is...

Introducing a British antique silver plated teapot. This is a work by Philip Ashberry & Sons in England around 1900. A very beautiful teapot decorated with flowers and scrolls. The base metal is Britannia metal (pewter), but it is well...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver sugar basket. This is a work by "Robert Hennel" in London, England in 1782. It is in such good condition that it is hard to believe that it is from the Georgian era and...

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...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work made by the "HILLIARD & THOMASON" workshop in Birmingham, England, in 1873. The bowl part of the spoon has a three-dimensional flower-like shape. In addition, the bowl...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work made by the "FRANCIS CLARK" workshop in Birmingham, England, in 1845. It has a classic and easy-to-use design with a shell-shaped spoon surface. There are also beautiful...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver cream jug. This is the work of Robert Harper in London, England in 1860. The overall form is a very beautiful cream jug. The fine embossed decoration remains clearly, and the storage condition is...

Introducing the German antique cream jug. This is a German Storck & Sinsheimer work around 1900. The whole is decorated with children (angels?) and flowers in relief. The design has a different atmosphere from British silver products. Because it is...

Introducing the British antique silver plate tea set. This is a work of "MAPPIN & WEBB", a high-end jewelry store that is a purveyor of the British royal family around 1920. It is a 3-piece set of teapot, sugar bowl...

Introducing a British antique silver plated teapot. This is the work of British Lee & Henry Wigfull in 1895. . A beautiful teapot with embossed flowers and scrolls and a solid form. The base metal is Britannia metal (pewter), so...