Introducing a British vintage sterling silver cigarette case. This is a work by "John William Barrett" from Birmingham, England in 1936. It is decorated with bright blue enamel with a transparent ground pattern called guilloche, making it very beautiful. The...

We would like to introduce the pocket watch of OMEGA, a Swiss watch manufacturer founded in 1848. This is an open-faced pocket watch with a silver-plated case, circa 1920. The "OMEGA" logo is engraved on the dial, case and movement....

We would like to introduce you to some vintage British gold rings. This is a piece made by the British jewelry workshop Samuel Hope in 1929. This is a simple 22k gold ring without stones. The simple design is beautifully...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver card case. This is a card case that would have been custom-made for an upper-class person at the time. The surface decoration is so beautiful that no two...

Introducing British vintage rings. This is a sterling silver ring with a red stone that appears to be garnet. Three garnets are beautifully set into the pedestal to create a flower-like design. Silver rings are gold plated (gilt). We hope...

We would like to present you an antique British silver plate teapot. This is a work by British company James Dixon & Sons from around 1890. It has a large capacity and a drum-shaped design, and is decorated with botanical...

We would like to introduce you to an antique American sterling silver bowl. This is a work from the American magazine "Meriden Britannia" around 1898. Meriden Britannia was founded in 1852 and was at one time the world's largest silver...

Introducing vintage 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 a curved-handle walking stick from around...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver vase. This is a work by Thomas Bradbury in Sheffield, England in 1906. A vase that combines a pure silver body with a cobalt-colored glass inner. It has a beautiful design in which the...

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...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British silver plate tea set. This is a work by Fenton Brothers, Sheffield, England, made around 1905. This is a three-piece set consisting of a teapot, sugar bowl, and cream jug....

We would like to introduce you to the push-type pencil from Yard O' Red, a long-established British writing instrument manufacturer. Currently they only produce sterling silver pens, but in the past they had a range of pens in a variety...

Introducing British vintage sterling silver brushes. Sterling silver handle and nylon bristle brush. The back of the brush is decorated with fine ground patterns and flowers. The nylon bristles are still strong and can be used as a clothes brush...

Introducing British antique skittles. Skittles are distilled spirits with a high alcohol content, such as whiskey or brandy. A small portable water bottle, also called a hip flask or flask bottle. This is a skittle that is thought to be...

Introducing the antique Ronniet. The Ronyettes are folding glasses that were worn by ladies of the upper class. It seems that it was also used as a fashion accessory by hanging it around the neck on a chain. This is...

Introducing vintage 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 a curved-handle walking stick from around...

Introducing an antique bamboo walking stick. 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 a walking stick made from...

Introducing vintage 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 a 1925 sterling silver round-handled walking...

Introducing a box made by Wedgwood in the UK. A bean-shaped box made by Jasperware from Wedgwood, England. It was created in 1977 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's accession to the throne. Each pair features reliefs of...

We would like to introduce you to vintage British charm bracelets. They are given as gifts by their parents when they are young, and they add to their collection of favorite charms on special occasions such as birthdays. It is...

We would like to introduce you to antique mechanical pencils. Mechanical pencils have a long history, having been produced since the 18th century. This is a push-type pencil made of 835 silver. Details are unknown, but it is thought to...

Introducing an antique sterling silver vinaigrette. Vinaigrette is a French word meaning "vinegar," and is the name given to the small containers used to hold flavoring salts. This is a work by John Shaw of Birmingham, England, from 1819 ....

We would like to introduce pens from Yard O' Red, a long-established British writing instrument manufacturer. This is a sterling silver ballpoint pen from 1973. The manufacturer's mark is "EB", so it was made by Edward Baker. It seems that...

Introducing vintage dessert forks. This is a work made around 1948 by the Swedish silver workshop "GEWE". A set of 5 pieces with the same design, made of 830 silver, which is unique to Scandinavia. A beautiful fork decorated with...