Introducing a British vintage sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a spoon made with thin silver filigree called "Filigree". Beautifully decorated with detailed filigree. There are no markings, so the manufacturer and era are unknown, but judging from its...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a British tea caddy spoon made around 1822. This is an old tea caddy spoon from the Georgian era that is over 200 years old. The bowl has a...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a sterling silver tea caddy spoon from the early 19th century. The bowl has beautiful embossed decorations. There is a restoration near the connection of the handle and bowl,...

Introducing an otter object made by Country Artist, a silver workshop in Birmingham, England. This is an object that depicts an otter standing up. This is a very rare motif for an object made in this workshop. Her round eyes...

*This product is a "new product", not an "antique product". This is a pull ring type Albert chain that is easy to use in today's fashion. It has a large spring-loaded pull ring that allows it to be fastened in...

We would like to introduce you to an antique pocket watch from Swiss manufacturer LANCO. Lanco is a brand of Langendorf Watch Co., a watch manufacturer founded in Switzerland in 1873. The "CONDAL" on the dial is thought to be...

We would like to introduce pocket watches from OMEGA, a Swiss watch manufacturer founded in 1848. This is a mechanical pocket watch with a silver hunter case from around 1915. The silver case has an antique design with gold decorations...

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 pocket watch with a metal case and silver plating. The inner lid is fitted with glass,...

We would like to introduce vintage watches from SMITHS in the UK. Smith is a British manufacturer with a long history of making watches since the days of pocket watches, and although it took a break from manufacturing watches for...

We would like to introduce vintage watches from JWBenson, a luxury jewelry store that is a purveyor to the British royal family. JWBenson is a watch manufacturer with a long history, founded in 1847, but after the factory was destroyed...

We would like to introduce vintage watches from JWBenson, a luxury jewelry store that is a purveyor to the British royal family. JWBenson is a watch manufacturer with a long history, having been founded in 1847, but after its factory...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver seasoning container. This is the work of the highly popular Barnard family, which is said to be Britain's oldest silversmith. It is a container for seasonings such as salt and pepper called pepperette. Although...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver mug. This cup is called a christening cup. It seems that it was given as a birth gift for children born into aristocratic or wealthy families. This was...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by R Stewart of Birmingham, England, circa 1871. It has a rare Edinburgh stamp, indicating it was made in Scotland. These tongs are decorated with beautiful hand carved carvings...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver needle case. This is a work by FRANCIS WEBB from Birmingham, England, 1913. It is believed to be something called a needle case that contained sewing needles. It has a marukan so that it...

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...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work made by the ``GEORGE WILLIAM ADAMS'' workshop in Birmingham, England in 1872. The entire piece is decorated with very detailed carvings. The first owner's initials are engraved...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work made by the GEORGE WILLIAM ADAMS workshop in London, England in 1874. The shell-shaped bowl has engravings near the handle. The first owner's initials are engraved on...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work made by John Bettridge's workshop in Birmingham, England, in 1821. The whole is decorated with very detailed carvings. Although it is an old item from the Georgian...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver cigarette case. This is also a work by George Unite of Birmingham, England in 1898. The entire piece is engraved with detailed hand-carved botanical patterns. It has a curved shape that makes it easy...

Introducing an antique sterling silver rogniette. Roniettes are foldable glasses with two lenses that were worn by upper-class ladies. It seems that it was also used as a fashion accessory by hanging it around the neck on a chain. This...

Introducing an American antique sterling silver teaspoon. This is a piece made by Gorham, one of America's leading silversmiths. The handle has beautiful and delicate carvings typical of Gorham. It's larger than a regular teaspoon and seems easy to use...

We would like to introduce pens from Yard O' Red, a long-established British writing instrument maker. This is a collectible gold-plated propelling type pencil called Rolled Gold. You can take out or retract the lead by turning the end of...

Introducing a biscuit barrel made of British antique silver plate. This is a 1910 work by Elkington, a prestigious British silver plate company. The sides are decorated with vertical lines, and the legs are also decorated with beautiful decorations. It...