Introducing a sterling silver footed dish from antique Britain. This is a sterling silver bowl made in 1880 by the renowned British artisan Charles Stuart Harris.It features breathtakingly intricate repoussé work all over, symbolizing the dignified Victorian style. The clan...

Introducing a smoking pipe made in Ireland.This is "The Original," the flagship of the masterpiece collection released by the prestigious Irish brand Peterson's in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the appearance of Sherlock Holmes in 1987.While Holmes is often...

Introducing antique opera glasses.These antique opera glasses are made by Marchand Paris, a long-established French company.The body is lavishly adorned with high-quality mother-of-pearl, which emits a soft, iridescent glow depending on the angle of the light. The deep texture created...

This is a silver-plated tea set crafted in 1882 by Elkington & Co., a renowned British silversmith. Its elegant form and delicate engraving beautifully convey the sophistication of the Victorian era. From the charming fruit decoration adorning the pot's lid...

Introducing an antique sterling silver brooch. This is a sterling silver brooch with delicate botanical engraving on a circular frame. The adorable little bird in the center gracefully sways with the wearer's movements. Although there are no hallmarks, it has...

Introducing a vintage pendant.This Art Nouveau butterfly pendant features warm amber.The deeply colored amber catches the light and sparkles gracefully, while the refined silver curves elegantly enhance the décolletage. Paired with a new sterling silver chain, it's beautifully suited for...

We are pleased to introduce an antique British Albert chain.This is a double Albert chain made of sterling silver, boasting an elegant shine. It features an ingenious design where a single long chain is passed through a central ring, allowing...

Introducing an antique British silver plate coffee pot.This is an Old Sheffield Plate coffee pot, believed to be from around 1830.Old Sheffield Plate refers to silver-plated products made before the invention of electroplating around 1840, where silver is pressed and...

Introducing a British vintage sterling silver brooch. This sterling silver brooch was made in 1959 by Thomas Mott in the UK.Delicate sterling silver filigree is meticulously adorned with marcasite (white iron pyrite), which sparkles uniquely, giving it a dignified elegance...

We would like to introduce a vintage gold ring from the UK.This antique ring was made in 1932 by "Samuel Hope" in the UK and is crafted from 22ct gold.Its simple design highlights the beautiful, deep golden color unique to...

This silver-plated tea set, dating from around 1900, is from the prestigious British brand "Walker & Hall". Its elegant fluted decoration and delicate floral engravings bring a lingering touch of Victorian grace to your table. There is a repair mark...

We would like to introduce you to our vintage pendant necklaces. This is a medal-shaped pendant made of sterling silver. It is a relief sculpture of Saint Christopher carrying the infant Jesus on his back. A brand new, pure silver,...

Introducing antique walking sticks. This is a sterling silver walking stick with a rondelle (round) handle. The handle has no engravings, but is chamfered to create a nice shape. The shaft is made of Malacca rattan and is thick and...

Introducing an antique British biscuit barrel. This is a silver-plated biscuit barrel made by George Cuts in Britain around the mid-Victorian era. The bottom retains the authentic hallmarks from that period.The plump body is adorned with elegant botanical engravings that...

Introducing a vintage silver ring. This is artistic vintage jewelry from the prestigious Scottish company, Caithness Glass. Millefiori, a glass piece with colorful small flowers trapped inside, adds a touch of elegance to your hand. The voluminous silver base features...

Introducing an antique British leather wallet.This antique leather wallet from 1896 boasts a sophisticated charm. Made of chic black grained leather, it features a shield-shaped sterling silver cartouche engraved with intricate initials, adding a touch of quiet elegance. It's the...

This is a walking stick with a pure silver handle from the Italian company "Walking Sticks". Walking Sticks was founded in 1982 and is a manufacturer of high-quality walking sticks, umbrellas, shoe horns, and other products that are "MADE IN...

Introducing antique walking sticks. This is a walking stick with a curved handle that is thought to date from around the early 20th century. The shaft makes use of the natural shape of the wood, leaving some knots intact. The...

Introducing a sterling silver card case from antique Britain. This sterling silver card case was made by "L&W" in Britain in 1904.It's a magnificent piece, featuring a three-dimensional repoussé of roses and scrolls over its entire surface, evoking the spirit...

We would like to introduce an antique British Albert chain.This is an Albert chain made of sterling silver from around 1919.It is a simple chain without a fob or sub-chain.The chain links are curb-type and of uniform thickness.At 40cm, it...

We are pleased to introduce a commemorative British silver coin. This is a Silver Jubilee commemorative proof coin issued by the Royal Mint in 1977 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's reign.The obverse features an engraving reminiscent...

We would like to introduce you to vintage British cufflinks. These cufflinks feature a goddess cameo design in Wedgwood Blue stoneware on a gold plated base. The clasp is a swivel type that moves smoothly and is still in good...

Introducing a vintage American trivet.This large and ornate silver overlay trivet is from the prestigious American company Webster. The three-dimensional pure silver floral motifs blooming on the glass surface beautifully reflect light, adding a touch of luxury to your table....

We would like to introduce you to watches from OMEGA, a Swiss watch manufacturer founded in 1848. This dress watch symbolizes Omega's golden age, around 1946, just after the end of World War II. The shape of the "lugs" that...