We would like to introduce you to the perfume bottles of the British company Wedgwood. A pair of Jasperware perfume bottles made by Wedgwood, England. A beautiful pale blue color also known as Wedgwood Blue. The lid is made of...

Introducing vintage walking sticks. This walking stick has a curved handle with pure silver decoration as an accent. It has a standard design with a brown shaft and curved handle. It has a simple design and the handle is large...

We would like to introduce you to vintage British multi-tools. This is a multi-tool with various tools stored inside the pure silver handle. Comes with six tools: a large and small knife, a needle, a file, a hook, and a...

We would like to introduce you to an antique cake server. A cake server is a cutlery used to cut and serve a whole cake. This is a Belgian-made cake server that is thought to date back to around 1900....

We would like to introduce you to an antique British fish server. This piece was made around 1895 by MAPPIN & WEBB, a luxury jewelry store that was a supplier to the British Royal Family. A pair of serving cutlery...

Introducing antique cake tongs. These cake tongs are made of German 800 silver from around 1900. The sterling silver handle is decorated with a baby motif in relief, and the gripping part is pierced and decorated with bird and flower...

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 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'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 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...

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 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...

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 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 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 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...

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...

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 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...

We would like to introduce you to antique British tea caddy spoons. This tea caddy spoon is made from buffalo horn. The handle is decorated with a thistle and may be of Scottish origin. The gradation of natural materials creates...

We would like to introduce you to the razor kit from the British company Rolls Razor. Razors are manufactured from around 1916, but this one is thought to be from around 1927. This razor kit comes in a beautiful silver...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver card case. This is a card case that would have been custom-made for an upper-class person at the time. The surface decoration is so beautiful that no two...

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 an antique British sterling silver tea caddy spoon. This was created by John, Henry & Charles Lias , London, England, in 1834 . The bowl is decorated with a floral motif, and the...