We would like to introduce you to some antique British sterling silver sugar tongs. This work was created by Charles Boyton, London, England in 1902. The handle is decorated with an Art Nouveau pattern. Just the right size for sugar...

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 will introduce watches from Longines, a long-established manufacturer founded in 1832. [Brand Introduction] Longines This is a 1966 automatic mechanical wristwatch called "Conquest." This is a wristwatch with bar indexes, center seconds, and a calendar. The movement is the...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver vinaigrette. Vinaigrette is a French word meaning "vinegar," and is the name given to the small containers used to hold flavoring salts. Made by Hilliard & Thomason of...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British cutlery set. This is a British work by LEE & WIGFULL, circa 1881. This is a set of five pairs of dessert cutlery with white mother-of-pearl handles. The white mother-of-pearl...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British cutlery set. This piece was made in 1865 by Martin & Hall, one of the most representative silver workshops of the Victorian era in Britain. This is a set of...

Introducing our vintage bottle openers. This is a wine cork opener. The handle is made of hard wood painted black and shaped into an horn shape, with a thistle decoration at the base of the handle. The screw part has...

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 walking stick has a curved handle and...

We would like to introduce you to vintage British bangles/bracelets. This is a rolled gold bangle from the British brand Lawson, Ward & Gammage. Lawson, Ward & Gammage is a long-established family-run business founded in London, England in 1861, that...

We will be introducing antique pocket watches from Longines, a long-established manufacturer founded in 1832. [Brand Introduction] Longines A large alloy case pocket watch from around 1908. With a diameter of 55mm, it is larger than an average pocket watch,...

Introducing the vintage walking sticks. It's a fairly large wooden walking stick with a curved handle. There are 12 badges from various parts of Europe attached to the shaft. It appears to be a walking stick that accompanied a traveller...

Introducing vintage British napkin rings. Set of 4 silver plated napkin rings. It is decorated with delicate embossed floral motifs. There are no initials or other markings in the cartouche. We hope this once-in-a-lifetime encounter will be a special one...

We would like to introduce you to vintage British silver rings. This is a vintage sterling silver ring designed to resemble a belt worn around the waist. It is believed to be based on designs that were popular during the...

We would like to introduce you to an antique pocket watch from Swiss manufacturer LANCO. Lanco is a brand of Langendorf Watch Co., which was founded in Switzerland in 1873. The "CONDAL" on the dial is thought to be the...

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 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 introduce you to dishes from the British company Wedgwood. An oval plate from British manufacturer Wedgwood. It is a large size, 25cm wide, so it has a presence even when just displayed. It is a light...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This work is from the George Unite in Birmingham, England in 1857 . George Unite is a master craftsman from Birmingham, England, who specializes in...

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 walking stick has a curved handle and...

We would like to introduce you to our British made Mokelin cases. This wooden case is called "Mauchline Ware" and was produced in Scotland in the 19th century. The lids of each piece are decorated with detailed landscape paintings, a...

Here's a presentation of a box from the British company Wedgwood. This is a box made of Wedgwood Jasperware from England. Judging from the shape of the engraving on the back, it is likely from around the 1940s. The pale...

We would like to introduce you to some candlesticks from the British company Wedgwood. This is a Jasperware candlestick made by Wedgwood, a British company. It is sized to fit candles with a diameter of about 20 mm. A beautiful...

Here are some antique portraits. A pair of portraits believed to date from the Victorian period in England. Small wooden frames hold portraits of men and women. The frame has some scratches and stains from age, but the portrait is...

We would like to present you an antique 15ct gold brooch. This pin brooch features a cut stone set in the centre of an oval base made of 15ct gold. The type of stone is unknown, but the base is...