We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work by Thomas Wallis II & Jonathan Hayne of London, England, from 1819. There are no carvings or other decorations, but it...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This was made in 1850 by Chawner & Co (George William Adams) of London, England. Chawner & Co. was a famous London silversmith specialising in...

We are pleased to present a pair of antique British glass bottles with pure silver lids. This is a British glass bottle with a sterling silver lid from around 1900. The bottle is simple, bevelled and decorated with a screw-on...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This piece was made in 1906 by Atkin Brothers, a long-established British silversmith. It has a unique design with small folds around the edge of...

We would like to introduce you to antique British cleaning cutlery. This is a work by British designer Thomas Wilkinson from the 1850s-60s. This is called Christening cutlery and was given as a birth gift to a child born to...

Introducing vintage tea strainer straws. A straw-shaped tea strainer made of Continental Silver. The tip is a filter, so you can drink the drink with tea leaves etc. as it is. It seems that it is a straw used when...

Introducing vintage British napkin rings. Set of 6 silver plated napkin rings. It is decorated with delicate embossed designs of small flowers and leaves. There are no initials or other markings in the cartouche. We hope this once-in-a-lifetime encounter will...

Introducing British Vintage Small Dish A set of 6 small plates with a diameter of about 10 cm. Each is adorned with a gold-coloured animal finial. Two of the six types are finials of the same poodle dog. It is...

We would like to introduce pens from Yard O' Red, a long-established British writing instrument manufacturer. Yard O' Red's writing instruments are famous for being made of pure silver, but this one is a thick gold-plated type called rolled gold...

Introducing the British antique cutlery set. This is a work by Martin Hall, a silver workshop representing the Victorian era. A set of 6 fish knives that fits snugly in a wooden tray. A beautiful knife set with fine carvings...

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...

We would like to introduce an antique British silver plate fish server. This is a work by British artist William Yates from 1902 . This is a fish server set for serving large fish dishes. The antler handle has a...

Introducing a British antique seasoning container set. A silver-plated seasoning container set from around 1910. The set includes pellets, mustard pot, and salt cellar x2. The mustard pot and salt cellar come with a small spoon. It is perfectly packaged...

Introducing the British antique sterling silver Vesta case. A Vesta case was a small match holder from the time, with a file on the bottom for matching matches. This is a 1911 work by William Adams from Birmingham, England. Delicate...

Introducing British antique sterling silver spokes. The spokes are forked at the tip of the spoon and are also called "runsible spoons". It is a rare type of cutlery that is unusual among silver cutlery. This is the work of...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British silver plate berry spoon. A berry spoon is a large spoon used to serve berries such as strawberries and raspberries at afternoon tea and other occasions . A pair of...

Introducing vintage walking sticks. A large wooden walking stick with a curved handle. There are 21 Scandinavian and Irish badges attached to the shaft. It appears to be a walking stick that accompanied a traveller on his journey around Europe....

Introducing vintage walking sticks. A large wooden walking stick with a curved handle. There are 27 Scandinavian and Irish badges attached to the shaft, and flowers and messages are engraved on the top. It appears to be a walking stick...

We would like to introduce you to Nordic vintage cheese serving cutlery. This piece is made by TH Marthinson, a Norwegian silverware manufacturer founded in 1883. This is a set of three small cheese servers made of 830 silver. The...

Introducing an American antique sterling silver tea strainer. A tea strainer is a so-called tea strainer. It can be easily used to make tea for one person. This is a work by American JF Fradley from the late 19th century....

We would like to introduce writing instruments from Sheaffer, a long-established American writing instruments manufacturer founded in 1913. The type is unknown, but it is a set of a gold-colored fountain pen and ballpoint pen with the same design. The...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British biscuit barrel. This is a biscuit barrel made from Jasperware by Wedgwood, England. The lid and handles are silver plated, and the Jasperware part is a deep blue "royal" color....

We would like to introduce you to antique 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 walking...

Introducing vintage British napkin rings. This is a set of six silver plated napkin rings. It is delicately decorated with small flowers and leaves and is engraved with numbers 1-6. It doesn't appear to be original, but it fits perfectly...