We would like to introduce you to a tea caddy from Wedgwood, a British company. This is a cylindrical box made of Wedgwood Jasperware from England. Judging from its shape and size, it appears to be a tea caddy for...

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...

This is a pair of "Rockingham Green" trios (a set of three: cup, saucer, and plate) made by Paragon, a Royal Warrant holder, in the mid-20th century. Manufactured between 1957 and the early 1960s, this collection showcases a striking vibrant...

We will introduce writing instruments from Dunhill, a leading British luxury brand. This is an alloy ballpoint pen that appears to be from around the 1980s. Dunhill's writing instruments from this period were manufactured by contract at highly skilled workshops...

Introducing vintage cufflinks. These cufflinks are from Alfred Dunhill, a leading British men's luxury brand. The sterling silver setting is stamped with the Royal Assay Service's sterling silver hallmark. The face has an Art Deco-style design inlaid with what appears...

We will introduce writing instruments from Sheaffer, a long-established American writing instrument manufacturer founded in 1913. Sterling silver push-pull pencil. This writing instrument has an attractive appearance with intricate etching. The pencil is push-type, and the lead can be inserted...

We would like to introduce you to a vintage British sterling silver pendant. 1977 25th Anniversary of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II This sterling silver ingot pendant is engraved with a special hallmark to commemorate the 25th anniversary of...

Introducing a British antique horn handle cane. A cane that is essential to British gentleman's fashion. This is an item that reflects the commitment of the upper class gentleman who ordered it. This is a rare walking stick made entirely...

We would like to introduce you to antique British cutlery. This is a silver plate cutlery set from around 1910. This is a set of six pairs of slightly smaller dessert cutlery sized pieces. The blade is beautifully scrolled and...

Introducing a vintage American decanter set. This technique, known as silver overlay, involves covering the surface of glass with pure silver decorations, and was popular in America from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. This is a...

Introducing an antique British letter opener.This piece is from 1905, Birmingham, UK, by "Adie & Lovekin Ltd".It is a rare combination of a sterling silver handle and a white mother-of-pearl blade.It comes as a pair of two sizes, but the...

Introducing a set of antique British mugs and jugs The mug was made in 1905, with the ceramic part made by Royal Doulton and the sterling silver part made by Mappin & Webb. The small cream jugs vary in year...

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 dishes. This is a cheese toast dish made by Old Sheffield Plate, thought to date from around 1825. It was used to melt cheese on toast placed on a plate, and...

We would like to introduce a vintage walking stick. What first catches the eye is the octagonal shaft, designed based on meticulous calculations. By carving the cross-section into an octagon, the grain of the wood changes richly depending on how...

Introducing our English ceramic figurine. This is a dog figurine known as a "Staffordshire Dog," featuring a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, a breed known to have been adored by Queen Victoria. We present an adorable Staffordshire Dog, popular in late...

Allow us to introduce this vintage British address book. This exquisite address book, a testament to British heritage, was crafted by "Whitehill" in 1992, featuring a sterling silver (92.5% pure silver) cover. It boasts stunning relief work (embossed craftsmanship) of...

This is a dessert cutlery set manufactured by Fattorini and Sons in the UK in 1899. The mother-of-pearl handles, which give off a soft glow, are engraved with elegant initials, and the silver-plated blades feature delicate engraving.The sterling silver ferrules...

This is a classical coin bracelet, made from six 1-shilling silver coins from South Africa (Transvaal Republic) issued in 1897. The obverse of the coins features a three-dimensional portrait of then-President Paul Kruger, while the reverse is engraved with a...

This is an antique walking stick with an antler handle, made in 1895 during the late Victorian era in England. The antler handle showcases the natural beauty of its form, while a sterling silver band adorns the neck, adding an...

We would like to introduce you to our British made Mokelin cases. This wooden case is called "Mauchlin Ware" and was produced in Scotland in the 19th century. This set contains 5 pieces: 2 box-shaped boxes and 3 cylindrical cases....

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver grooming set. This was made by J & R Griffin in Birmingham, England in 1910. A grooming kit is a set of small tools used for grooming. This...

We would like to introduce you to vintage British shirt studs. These are shirt studs made from old 2-anna silver coins that are believed to have been used in British India during the reign of King George V of the...

Introducing an antique sterling silver brooch. This brooch, made around 1900 by the long-established American company "W.E. Richards," exudes the elegance of Art Nouveau. It features a sophisticated design combining sterling silver as the base with 14k gold-filled accents. In...