Introducing a British antique sugar bowl and milk jug set. This is a work by "James Dixon & Sons" of Sheffield, England, made in 1891. This is a set of sugar bowl and milk jug with the same design. The...

Introducing a British antique silver plate coffee pot. This piece was made around 1880 by Martin Hall & Co, a silver workshop representative of the Victorian era. The entire piece is decorated with flowers, and the knob (finial) is shaped...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a very old sugar tong. There is no date letter indicating the year of manufacture, but based on the duty mark and manufacturer, it is estimated to be from around the...

Introducing a British antique silver plated teapot. This is a work made around 1875 by Martin Hall, a silver workshop representative of the Victorian era. This is a fairly large teapot with a capacity of over 2 liters. It has...

Introducing a British antique silver plated teapot. This is a Britannia metal (pewter) teapot from around 1880. Beautiful decorations with floral motifs are applied throughout. Although there are scratches and repair marks on the plating, Britannia Metal is a corrosion-resistant...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy. This is a 1903 work by Thomas White from Birmingham, England. It has beautiful relief decoration throughout. The leg design is an antique cabriolet leg. The gold plating inside is still intact...

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....

Introducing a British antique butter knife. This is a work by "John Sanderson and Son" in Sheffield, England, around the end of the 19th century. A pair of butter knives with white pearl handles and silver plated blades. The blade...

Introducing a British antique tea knife set. This is a 1905 work by John Biggin from Sheffield, England . It is a small knife used during tea time called a tea knife. The sterling silver handle has a pistol grip...

Introducing a British vintage silver plated coffee spoon. This is a piece by MAPPIN & WEBB, a high-end jewelry store that is a purveyor to the British Royal Family. Although it is relatively new, the handle part has a classic...

Introducing a British antique silver plated kettle set. This is a work by "JHON WiGFALL & Co" from UK-sha Feld, circa 1900. It is a set that includes a kettle, a special stand, and an alcohol burner. Silverware for afternoon...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver teaspoon. This is a piece by MAPPIN & WEBB, a high-class jewelry store that was a purveyor to the British Royal Family in 1914. A set of 10 sterling silver teaspoons. The handle is...

Introducing a British antique silver plated tea set. This is a work by the "Fenton Brothers" of Sheffield, England, circa 1880. This is a 3-piece set including a teapot, sugar bowl, and cream jug. Each drum-shaped design is decorated with...

Introducing a British antique silver plated teapot. This is a work by the famous British silverware manufacturer Elkington, which was the first in the world to put electroplating to practical use in 1872. The body is decorated with detailed plant...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy. This is a work by Henry Stratford from Sheffield, England, made in 1889. The square, half-fluted design makes it easy to match with tea sets of a similar design. The capacity is...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy. This is a work by Deakin & Francis , a prestigious company from Birmingham, England, made in 1897. The entire piece is decorated with very detailed carvings. A cute tea caddy with...

Introducing a British vintage sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a spoon made with thin silver filigree called "Filigree". Beautifully decorated with detailed filigree. There are no markings, so the manufacturer and era are unknown, but judging from its...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a British tea caddy spoon made around 1822. This is an old tea caddy spoon from the Georgian era that is over 200 years old. The bowl has a...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a sterling silver tea caddy spoon from the early 19th century. The bowl has beautiful embossed decorations. There is a restoration near the connection of the handle and bowl,...

Introducing British antique sterling silver sugar tongs. This is a work by R Stewart of Birmingham, England, circa 1871. It has a rare Edinburgh stamp, indicating it was made in Scotland. These tongs are decorated with beautiful hand carved carvings...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work made by the ``GEORGE WILLIAM ADAMS'' workshop in Birmingham, England in 1872. The entire piece is decorated with very detailed carvings. The first owner's initials are engraved...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work made by the GEORGE WILLIAM ADAMS workshop in London, England in 1874. The shell-shaped bowl has engravings near the handle. The first owner's initials are engraved on...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This is a work made by John Bettridge's workshop in Birmingham, England, in 1821. The whole is decorated with very detailed carvings. Although it is an old item from the Georgian...

Introducing an American antique sterling silver teaspoon. This is a piece made by Gorham, one of America's leading silversmiths. The handle has beautiful and delicate carvings typical of Gorham. It's larger than a regular teaspoon and seems easy to use...