*This product is not an "antique item" but a "new item". This is a silver care set from "Kobayashi Kogyo", a western tableware manufacturer in Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture, founded in 1868 (Meiji 1). Silverware tarnishes when it combines with...

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

We would like to introduce you to watches from Girard-Perregaux, a Swiss manufacturer founded in 1791. This is a mechanical men's wristwatch, believed to be from the 1960s. The deep black dial is accented with gold indices, creating a luxurious...

Here's a presentation of antique perfume bottles from the United States. 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...

Allow me to introduce a vintage watch from SMITH, UK.Smiths was a British manufacturer with a long history of making watches since the era of pocket watches. Although they temporarily ceased watch production, they resumed in-house manufacturing in the UK...

*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...

This is a folding lorgnette (handheld spectacles) from the late 19th to early 20th century, made in the USA from sterling silver with vermeil (gold plating). It features elegant arabesque patterns, imbued with the spirit of Art Nouveau, and intricate...

This long guard chain, made of .800 silver, dates from late 19th to early 20th century Europe. Traditional anchor links (marine chain) with a central bar are connected in a series, offering a subdued silver luster and a pleasant weight....

This is a vintage cane with a sterling silver rondel handle, crafted in 1965 by "F Narborough" of Birmingham, UK. The mushroom-shaped, rounded top fits comfortably in the palm of your hand, with a minimalist, unadorned design that beautifully highlights...

This antique shoehorn with a sterling silver handle was crafted around 1900 by the venerable British workshop "Crisford & Norris Ltd." The handle, imbued with the aesthetics of Art Nouveau, features shells, flowing scroll patterns, and delicate flowers, all three-dimensionally...

This charming vintage pendant features a traditional Italian commedia dell'arte clown, "Pierrot." Its costume is intricately adorned with a three-dimensional diamond pattern, and its head, neck, and limbs are movable, a charming and elaborate mechanism. It gently sways with every...

This is a sterling silver ingot pendant, made in 1976 by the British workshop "R C over J S". The front is neatly engraved with hallmarks, such as the lion passant certifying sterling silver and the Sheffield assay mark, conveying...

This vintage mallard-motif walking stick evokes the classical country style of England. The handle, featuring delicate hand-carved details and vibrant hand-painted colors by an artisan, exudes a charming sentiment inspired by natural beauty. The comfortable grip and the contrast with...

This is a sterling silver bangle bracelet made in 1975 by the workshop "Block Brothers (B.Bros)" in Birmingham, UK. Half of the arm features delicate hand-engraved floral patterns by an artisan, while the other half is a classical design that...

This pie server was made in 1989 by the prestigious "Harrison Brothers" in Sheffield, England. The handle features the traditional "Queen's Pattern," beloved since the 19th century, and boasts three-dimensional engraving and a beautiful luster unique to sterling silver. One...

This is a sterling silver money clip made by the prestigious Simmons company in the United States, circa 1920s-1940s. Its surface is engraved with linear patterns reminiscent of Art Deco aesthetics, where the smooth gleam of sterling silver and the...

This is a vintage sterling silver necklace crafted by American jewelry designer Bill Schiffer. Its allure lies in its artistic presence, with organic curved components reminiscent of plant leaves and waves beautifully linked together. Despite its impressive weight of approximately...

This sterling silver necklace was created by WJ Co in the UK in 1982. Featuring finely crafted, flexible plate-like links, it boasts a graceful silhouette that beautifully adorns the neck. The flat surfaces reflect light, bringing a modern sophistication and...

This is a vintage anchor link necklace crafted in Italy. Its three-dimensional design, inspired by the chains that connect ship anchors, combines strength with refined, beautiful form. The smooth silver luster and moderate weight add a touch of elegant sophistication...

This is a silver-plated cat figurine made by the prestigious British workshop William Comyns. Comyns inherited the silver-plated figurine business from Country Artists. The adorable figures of two kittens at play, looking as if they could start moving at any...

This letter opener features a sterling silver handle, crafted in 1997 by the prestigious British jeweler Boodle & Dunthorne (now Boodles). The handle is adorned with traditional British three-dimensional relief motifs of shells and ornate flora, radiating a profound and...

This adorable sterling silver bookmark is made by Carrs, a long-established British silverware manufacturer. The teddy bear at the top is intricately carved, right down to its fur, and features a delicate mechanism that allows its head and limbs to...

This is a vintage sterling silver bookmark made in the USA. The top features a serene cross and blooming flowers in three-dimensional relief, with an impressive design of flowing curves reminiscent of Art Nouveau. When the clip-like tip is inserted...

This is a sterling silver card case made by Samuel M Levi in England in 1907, featuring a beautiful, all-over elegant botanical pattern that shines radiantly. The artisan's hand-engraving delicately reflects light, and even after more than 100 years, it...