We are pleased to present a set of a British made pocket watch holder and a Swiss made pocket watch. The watch holder is made in the UK and is heart-shaped and engraved from pure silver. I have handled several...

We will introduce vintage watches from MAPPIN & WEBB, a luxury jewelry store that is a supplier to the British Royal Family. This is a travel watch called a Perth watch, which is thought to be from the 1950s. When...

We would like to introduce an antique pocket watch from Ulysse Nardin, a luxury watch manufacturer founded in 1846. This is a rather large pocket watch with a 54mm diameter 18K solid hunter case. The engraving on the case is...

We would like to introduce a Swiss PRIVILEGE pocket watch. Details about "PRIVILEGE" are unknown, but it seems to be a Swiss manufacturer. "PRIVILEGE" is engraved on the inside of the case back, inner lid, and movement. The dial and...

We will introduce antique pocket watches from ZENITH, a Swiss watch manufacturer founded in 1865. This is an open-face pocket watch with a sterling silver case. The dial has a military watch-style design. The design of the second hand on...

Introducing the salt cellar set of British antique sterling silver decoration. It is a set of small sterling silver bowl and spoon that seems to be a salt cellar (spice container). A set of 6 bowls and 3 spoons. Maybe...

Introducing British vintage sterling silver compote. This is a large compote with very beautiful earring decorations. The legs are hollow and have no weight, and are entirely made of sterling silver. It looks like a picture if you decorate it...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver footed dish (small plate). This was made in 1901 by the Fenton Brothers workshop in London, England. A bonbon dish is a small dish used to hold candies,...

Introducing British antique sterling silver compote. This is a 1909 West and Son workshop in Chester, England. Although it is a small compote with a diameter of 15 cm, it is decorated with pierced earrings decorated with stars. It looks...

Introducing the American antique sterling silver basket. This is a basket made by Frank Whiting in the United States. It has a beautiful curvilinear form, and is decorated with detailed pierced earrings and floral engravings. It seems to have been...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver mug. It will be a cup called a christening cup (baptism cup). It seems that it was given as a gift for the birth of a child born in a wealthy family such as...

Introducing British antique sterling silver mugs. This is a cup called a christening cup. It seems that they were given as baby gifts to children born into wealthy families such as aristocrats. This is a work made by the Henry...

Introducing the British antique sterling silver goblet. A goblet is a drinking cup with a stem. This is a work by Rolason Brothers of Birmingham, England made in 1878. The body and base are carved with grapes. It is quite...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver salva. This is a 1904 work by the William Hutton workshop in London, England. The edges are decorated with shells and scrolls. Its distinctive shape is not a circle but a hexagon. We hope...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver salva. This is a work made by the "Hawkesworth, Eyre" workshop in Sheffield, England, in 1863. . It is believed to have been a card tray for carrying cards, letters, etc., with a diameter...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver salva. This is a work of "Henry Bourne" workshop in Birmingham, England in 1898. It is a large type with a diameter of 30 cm or more in a style like a tray without...

Introducing British antique cutlery sets. This cutlery set is called Christening cutlery.It seems to have been given as a baby gift to a child born into an aristocratic or wealthy family. This is a work by a workshop called "WILLIAM...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy. This is a work of WG Sothers & Co workshop in Birmingham, England in 1912. Engraving of fine engine pattern that looks like waves is given to the whole. The cartouche on...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy. This is a work of the prestigious Deakin and Francis workshop in Birmingham, England in 1902. It is decorated with wavy decorations. The lid closes tightly and seems to be airtight. We...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver teapot. This is a work of Barker Brothers of Chester, England in 1906. Gadroon decoration is applied to the lower half of the rounded body. The standard antique design makes it easy to match...

Introducing a three-piece set of British antique sterling silver teapots. This is a work by Henry Matthews, a workshop in Birmingham, England, made in 1917. It is a 3-piece set of teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug. It is a...

Introducing a three-piece set of British antique sterling silver teapots. It is a 3-piece set of teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug. This is the work of the very popular Bernard family, who is said to be the oldest silversmith...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver teapot. This is a work of the prestigious workshop "Goldsmiths and Silversmiths" in London. It has an oval 'half-fluted' design, which is typical of the late Victorian style. The hinge of the lid is...

Introducing a three-piece set of British antique sterling silver teapots. This is a work of the studio "Charles Boyton" in London, England in 1905. It is a 3-piece set of teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug. It is a small...