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 sterling silver rose bowl. This is a 1900 work by "Fattorini & Sons Ltd" in Birmingham, England. This is a very beautiful piece with decorations using acanthus leaves and scroll motifs. The front cartouche is engraved...

We would like to introduce you to the British antique Albert chain. The Albert chain is a chain that has a buttonhole on the bar and a pocket watch attached to the clip. Antique Albert chains are often highly decorative,...

We would like to introduce you to the British antique Albert Chain. The Albert chain is a chain that has a buttonhole on the bar and a pocket watch attached to the clip. Antique Albert chains are often highly decorative,...

We would like to introduce you to the British antique Albert Chain. The Albert chain is a chain that has a buttonhole on the bar and a pocket watch attached to the clip. Antique Albert chains are often highly decorative,...

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 vintage metal figurines. This is a metal eagle figurine. The way it spreads its wings is very beautiful and looks great as an ornament. The base is made of wood and is firmly fixed, giving it a sense of...

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 bracelet has about 30 silver charms of various shapes attached to...

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 pair of British antique sterling silver stem dishes. This is a work by William Hutton, Sheffield, England, 1895. It is a small dish called a bonbon dish that is used to hold sweets and other items. The detailed...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver stem dish. This is a work by William Davenport from Birmingham, England in 1901. It is a bowl-shaped dish with four legs. The detailed decorations with shell and small flower motifs and embossed earrings...

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 cut glass seasoning container with a British antique sterling silver lid. A seasoning container for storing seasonings such as salt and pepper. The wide bottom part gives it a very stable feel. The glass container is beautifully cut...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver handle shoehorn and button hook set. This is a 1903 work by the "Crisford & Norris Ltd" workshop in Sheffield, England. A set of shoehorns and two button hooks, large and small. The sterling...

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 British antique sterling silver bottle coasters. These coasters are used when placing bottles of wine etc. on the dining table for entertaining guests. It is quite old, dating from the British Georgian period in 1808, and is the work...

We would like to introduce you to antique British gentlemen's umbrellas. Although it rains a lot in the UK, British gentlemen rarely use umbrellas. These umbrellas exist purely as decorative items and as walking sticks to be used on rainy...

Introducing a British antique resin handle stick. A cane that is essential to British gentleman's fashion. This is an item that reflects the commitment of the upper class gentleman who ordered it. This is a resin clutch handle stick. The...

Introducing a British vintage sterling silver handle stick. A cane that is essential to British gentleman's fashion. This is an item that reflects the commitment of the upper class gentleman who ordered it. A walking stick made of sterling silver...

We would like to introduce you to antique British walking sticks. A walking stick is an essential part of a British gentleman's fashion. This item highlights the attention to detail of the upper class gentleman who ordered it. This is...

Introducing a British antique horn handle cane. A cane that is essential to British gentleman's fashion. This is an item that reflects the commitment of the upper class gentleman who ordered it. This is a clutch handle cane made from...

Introducing a British antique bent handle cane. A cane that is essential to British gentleman's fashion. This is an item that reflects the commitment of the upper class gentleman who ordered it. This walking stick has engraved sterling silver parts...