Introducing vintage British tea caddy spoons. The maker and year of manufacture are unknown, but this silver plate tea caddy spoon is thought to date from the late 20th century or later. The end of the handle is decorated with...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British fish server. This work was created by John James Whiting, London, England, 1850. A pair of serving cutlery for serving fish dishes. The handle and blade are one piece, with...

We would like to introduce you to British antique meat skewers. This is a pair of meat skewers that are thought to date back to the Victorian era in England. This piece is made by William Hutton & Sons, a...

We would like to introduce you to the British antique Albert Chain. This is a sterling silver Albert chain believed to have been made in 1893. It has a beautiful little compass shaped fob on a pure silver base, but...

Introducing vintage British pipes. This is an estate pipe from HardCastle, which was founded in the UK in 1908 and later became a subsidiary of Dunhill. It appears to be a "Jockey Club" type, a straight pipe with beautiful wood...

We would like to introduce you to antique British breakfast dishes. This piece was made by George Goodfellow & Sons in London, England, circa 1900. This item is called a breakfast dish, for warming up breakfast dishes such as bacon...

Introducing antique gold rings. The maker and era are unknown, but it is an antique 9ct gold ring. The design resembles a half eternity ring, with seven small colorless spinels lined up. The markings are worn but XRF testing confirms...

Vintage pendant necklace. The pendant is set on a rolled gold base. The base is intricately decorated and set with pale amber-colored cut stones. Comes with a brand new gold colored stainless steel Venetian chain. We hope this once-in-a-lifetime encounter...

We would like to introduce you to an antique American footed bowl. 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...

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...

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 antique British walking sticks. This is a pure silver rondelle (round) handled walking stick made around 1910. The pure silver part of the handle is chipped in some places, but is still beautifully...

We would like to introduce you to a vintage British sterling silver fog ring. This work was created by SMD in London, UK in 1969. This is a pure silver figurine depicting a sitting poodle. There are no internal cavities...

Introducing vintage miniatures. This product was made in 1975 by David Hollander & Son in the Netherlands. This is a small silver miniature that recreates the staircase scene from "Romeo and Juliet." They are three-dimensional and intricately crafted, and since...

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 would like to introduce you to watches from OMEGA, a Swiss watch manufacturer founded in 1848. This is a self-winding mechanical wristwatch from around 1966, a ladies' model of Omega's popular waterproof model, the Seamaster. The dial has the...

Introducing the vintage walking sticks. A large wooden walking stick with a curved handle. The shaft is decorated with floral engravings and features a silver-plated ornament from Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France. It is thought to be a walking stick used for mountain...

Introducing antique pipes. This pipe is called a "mesham pipe" and is made from sepiolite, a type of meerschaum found in Türkiye. It is said that the porous meerschaum has just the right amount of absorbency, making the tobacco taste...

Introducing vintage British glass jars. This glass jar has a glass body and a silver plated lid and handle. The jar is beautifully crafted with rounded glass in a geometric cut known as a hobnail cut. It has a movable...

Introducing our vintage pastry servers. A pastry server is a cutlery used to cut and serve whole cakes. This is a pastry server made of Continental Silver, likely made in the Netherlands. This large pastry server has beautiful decoration on...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver coffee spoon. This coffee spoon is from Turner & Simpson, Birmingham, England, 1954. The underside of the bowl is decorated with colorful guilloche enamel decoration featuring a floral...

We would like to introduce you to a vintage Nordic sterling silver coffee spoon. A set of six sterling silver coffee spoons from Ottar Hval in Norway. The leaf-shaped handle is decorated with five-color enamel. The decoration, called guilloche, has...

Introducing vintage teaspoons. A set of two Dutch teaspoons from 1967. The purity of the silver is 833/1000 or higher. Each handle is engraved with a windmill and a sailing ship, typical of the Netherlands. The windmill blades are intricately...

Introducing an antique British dressing table tray. A dressing table tray is a tray used to store grooming items such as cosmetics and brushes on a dresser. This is a silver plate dressing tray that is thought to date to...