Introducing a British antique silver plated biscuit barrel. This is the work of 1896 British "Henry Bourne". A silver-plated biscuit barrel with beautifully decorated legs. The whole is also decorated with plant leaf motifs. We hope this lovely antique will...

Introducing the teacup trio from Hornsey, UK. Hornsey is a relatively new pottery manufacturer founded in 1949 in Yorkshire, England. The tableware for everyday use with a design similar to Scandinavian tableware gained popularity, but it was closed in 2000....

We would like to introduce you to some antique British sterling silver sugar tongs. Made by Chawner & Co., London, England, 1844. The handle features a kings pattern and the gripping part is decorated with antique-style shells. It is made...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British fish server. This piece was made around 1895 by MAPPIN & WEBB, a luxury jewelry store that was a supplier to the British Royal Family. A pair of serving cutlery...

We would like to introduce you to antique French silver plate cutlery. This is a work by the French company SFAM, circa 1900. A pair of serving cutlery for serving fish dishes. The handle is decorated with a delicate pattern...

We would like to present you an antique British gold plated berry spoon. A berry spoon is a large spoon used to serve berries such as strawberries and raspberries at afternoon tea and other occasions . This is a set...

Introducing an antique British cutlery set. This is a work by Christopher Johnson, believed to date from the late Victorian period in England. This is a set of five pairs of small tea cutlery with white mother-of-pearl handles. The knife...

Introducing an antique walking stick. This walking stick has a round handle called a rondelle. This walking stick has a simple design, but the shaft is made from beautiful wood with a combination of brown and black grain. There is...

Introducing vintage walking sticks. This walking stick has a resin handle with a fox head design. The brass colored part is a nice accent. The shaft is a calm brown color that brings out the wood grain and is well...

Introducing vintage objects. This is an object made from what appears to be a cow's horn. The surface is covered with scaly coating, giving it a nice texture. They come in a pair, left and right, but because they are...

We would like to introduce our sterling silver necklaces. This is a vintage sterling silver necklace, but the era and manufacturer are unknown. It features a geometric link design, known as a modernist chain. This design seems like it could...

Introducing vintage walking sticks. This is a walking stick with a round handle called a rondelle handle. It is made up of two wood colours, brown and dark brown. The shaft is decorated with birds and flowers. We hope this...

We would like to introduce you to antique British silver plate cutlery. This is a pair of serving cutlery for serving fish dishes, thought to date to the mid-Victorian period in Britain (circa 1860-1880). Each handle and blade is beautifully...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British fish server. This is a product of the prestigious "HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON", which also serves as a supplier to the British Royal Family. A pair of serving cutlery for...

We would like to introduce you to a vase made by the British company Wedgwood. This is a Jasperware vase made by Wedgwood, England. This is a pair of small-mouthed vases for a single flower. It comes in a rare...

We would like to introduce some vintage British silver plate dishes. This is a shell-shaped dish that is thought to be from around 1920. They are large, over 20cm in diameter, and come as a pair with the same design....

We would like to introduce you to a vintage British coffee pot. Jasperware coffee pot of unknown maker. Jasperware is best known as Wedgwood ware, but was made by many other manufacturers at the time. The body is decorated with...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham, England, 1807. Although the form is simple, the handle and bowl are very delicately decorated, and the...

We would like to introduce an antique British glass bottle with a pure silver lid. A set of three glass bottles from the British brand James Vickery, 1867. There is no hallmark or marking, but the year of manufacture and...

We would like to introduce you to antique British silver plate cutlery. This piece was made around 1907 by the prestigious Walker & Hall of Sheffield, England. This is a set of four pairs that appear to be fish or...

Here's a presentation of an antique, pure silver tea strainer. This is a work by Hendrick Hoojikass from the Netherlands, created in 1920. It features delicate engravings of typical Dutch silver-era landscapes and beautiful openwork decorations. It bears the hallmark...

Introducing vintage British walking sticks. This is a curved-handle walking stick with pure silver decorations that is thought to date to around 1930 . The brown shaft is decorated to resemble bamboo nodes, bringing out the natural texture of the...

We are pleased to present you with our British First Day Cover Set. A first day cover is a collectible item that has a stamp and postmark of the date a new stamp is released, and is also called an...

We are pleased to present you with our British First Day Cover Set. A first day cover is a collectible item that has a stamp and postmark of the date a new stamp is released, and is also called an...