Introducing antique opera glasses. These antique opera glasses were made by the prestigious French company Lemaire in the late 19th century.The delicate engraved floral and bird motifs on the body are elegant, and the mother-of-pearl adorning the eyepieces adds a...

Introducing antique opera glasses.These antique opera glasses are made by Marchand Paris, a long-established French company.The body is lavishly adorned with high-quality mother-of-pearl, which emits a soft, iridescent glow depending on the angle of the light. The deep texture created...

Allow us to introduce this vintage British sports painting. This framed photo message, created in 1948 to commemorate the silver wedding anniversary (25th anniversary) of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother), is of great historical value....

Introducing vintage British dressing tools. This is a set of three sterling silver thimbles that evoke the warmth of traditional British craftsmanship. One of these is a rare piece made by Northern Goldsmiths Co in 1930. The hallmarks from the...

Introducing an antique British brush with a pure silver base. This is a work by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham, England, 1909. This grooming set includes a soft horsehair hair brush and a stiff boar bristle clothes brush. The sterling silver...

We would like to introduce the British antique "Coral & Bell". "Coral & Bell" is an antique baby rattle (a toy that combines a rattle, pacifier, and whistle) that was popular in Europe and America from the 18th to 19th...

We will introduce antique British sports paintings. This work is known as "Sporting Art," which was popular in 19th century Britain. It is a colored copperplate engraving based on an original painting by James Pollard, a popular artist of the...

We will introduce antique British sports paintings. This work is known as "Sporting Art," which was popular in 19th century Britain. It is a colored copperplate print based on an original by Henry Alken, a popular artist of the time....

Introducing antique opera glasses. These beautiful opera glasses feature a brass body and mother-of-pearl decoration. It is stamped "COLMONT FT PARIS" and appears to be made in France. It comes in a leather case and is still in good working...

Introducing a vintage British shoehorn with a sterling silver handle. This work was created by Carr's of Sheffield in Birmingham, England in 1994. This pacifier is made of pure silver and is a real size that can be used, not...

We would like to introduce an antique British shoehorn with a pure silver handle. Made in 1892 by the Norman Marshall workshop in London, England. All shoe horns are made of pure silver (sterling silver). The handle is decorated with...

Introducing an antique British pair of scissors.This piece is from the early 20th century, made by "Levi & Salaman" in Birmingham, England.It also bears the "STERLING" mark, suggesting it was an export item for the American market.It is a grooming...

Introducing a vintage silent butler. A silent butler is a tool similar to a dustpan that was used by servers to clean bread crumbs, cigarette ashes, and the like from the table. This piece is from the British company "Barker...

Here's an antique barrel measure for you to check out. A barrel measure is a measuring tool used to measure the length of a firearm's barrel. It is divided into six parts made of wood (boxwood) and brass, and is...

Here's a presentation of antique nurse belt buckles. From the late 19th century to the mid-20th century, it was an important item that symbolized professional status and pride as an accessory to the nurse's uniform. This is a sterling silver...

We would like to introduce you to this antique baton from England. This is a work by "Ebenezer Neewman & Co" from London, England, in 1912. It comes with three sterling silver decorations on a black wooden shaft. This baton...

Here are some antique ambrotype photographs. The photo is believed to date to the Victorian period in England. The photograph includes a photograph of a woman, taken using an old technique called "ambrotype," invented in the 1850s, in which a...

Introducing the antique Ronniet. The Ronyettes are folding glasses that were worn by ladies of the upper class. It seems that it was also used as a fashion accessory by hanging it around the neck on a chain. This is...

Here are some antique glasses. These are very old glasses that are thought to date back to the Georgian period in England in the early 19th century. These are very simple reading glasses with a single bridge and no nose...

Introducing a vintage British sterling silver hand mirror This work was created by Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham, England, in 1947. The entire piece is decorated with white guilloche enamel and the back of the mirror is decorated with a blue...

We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver whistle. This work was created by William Manton, Birmingham, England in 1902. It is a small whistle made of pure silver with various floral decorations on its surface...

Here are some antique glasses. These are very old glasses that are thought to date back to the Georgian period in England in the early 19th century. These are very simple reading glasses with a single bridge and no nose...

We would like to introduce an antique British shoe horn with a pure silver handle. Made by Crisford & Norris Ltd, Birmingham, England, 1906. The sterling silver handle features the face of Mr Punch, a character from the traditional British...

We would like to introduce an antique British shoe horn with a pure silver handle. Created by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham, England, 1901. The sterling silver handle is decorated with three-dimensional carvings. The shoehorn part is made of steel so...