We would like to introduce you to an antique British sterling silver brush. Made in 1908 by J & R Griffin, Chester, England. A pair of brushes with a sterling silver base, decorated with antique-style scroll and embossed small flowers....

We would like to introduce you to antique British conductor batons. Made by Ebenezer Newman & Co., London, England, 1917. The conductor's baton is made of black wood and features sterling silver ornaments. It can be separated near the middle...

Here are some antique opera glasses. These opera glasses come in an original leather case. The body is decorated with a relief depicting hunting dogs chasing a deer. These opera glasses feature a beautiful color combination of silver and brass....

Introducing a set of antique British shoe horns and button hooks. Made in 1903 by G&C Ltd, Sheffield, England. This set includes a shoe horn and a button hook. The sterling silver handle is decorated with Art Nouveau style embossed...

We would like to introduce you to antique button hooks. A button hook is a tool that makes it easier to fasten buttons even when wearing gloves. This button hook is believed to have been made in America in the...

We would like to introduce you to antique British opera glasses. These opera glasses were made in England in 1890. The body is made of pure silver with beautiful relief decoration and is combined with brass parts. These opera glasses...

We would like to introduce some antique daguerreotype photographs. A pair of photographs believed to date from the British Victorian period. The photographs are made using the world's first photographic technique called "daguerreotype," invented in 1839, and each contains a...

Introducing antique British cups The body is a beaker-shaped cup made of horn with beautiful natural patterns, and has a cartouche-like decoration on the front. I have listed this type of item several times in the past, but this is...

We would like to introduce you to antique sterling silver sewing scissors. Made by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham, England, 1902. This set includes three beautifully decorated sterling silver pieces with the same design and handles in different sizes: large, medium...

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 sterling...

We would like to introduce some antique French opera glasses. These opera glasses are believed to have been made in France around 1900. The aluminum body is decorated with white mother-of-pearl. This type has a handle decorated with white mother...

Here are some antique photo frames. The era and manufacturer are unknown, but it is a very small photo frame. It is made of small pieces of colorful natural stone and features a cute floral mosaic pattern. The base is...

Introducing a vintage British beaker-shaped cup Made by William Dunningham & Co., Edinburgh, UK, 1934. The body is made of horn (cow horn) with beautiful natural patterns, and the top is decorated with pure silver. There are some scratches and...

Introducing vintage British combs. This work was created by Charles Henry Dumenil, London, England, 1928. The tortoiseshell-style resin comb is combined with sterling silver parts. The pure silver portion is engraved with a monogram that is believed to be the...

We would like to introduce you to antique British batons. Made by Ebenezer Neewman & Co., London, England, 1917. It has a black wooden shaft and three sterling silver ornaments. This baton has a shape similar to a large conductor's...

Here are some antique glasses. These are vintage glasses from the British brand "Steward & Co." These small glasses have gold-plated oval lenses and come with an original leather case. The temples are soft and wrap-around, allowing for some adjustment....

We would like to introduce some antique French opera glasses. These opera glasses come in an original leather case. The words "LAVAL PARIS" are written on the docked part, so it appears to have been made in France. These are...

We would like to introduce an antique British shoe horn with a pure silver handle. Made by James Deakin & Sons, Birmingham, England, 1897. The sterling silver handle is decorated with embossed angels. The shoehorn part is made of steel...

We would like to introduce you to antique button hooks. A button hook is a tool that makes it easier to fasten buttons even when wearing gloves. This work was created by Henry Matthews of Birmingham, England in 1897. With...

Here are some antique ambrotype photographs. A pair of photographs believed to date from the British Victorian period. The photographs are taken using an old technique called "ambrotype," invented in the 1850s, in which a chemical was applied to a...

Here are some antique opera glasses. These are antique French opera glasses. The brass body is beautifully decorated with white mother-of-pearl. There is a large piece of mother-of-pearl decoration on the left eyepiece, and the pin and alignment mechanism is...

Introducing a vintage beaker-shaped cup This is a pewter beaker-shaped cup that appears to have been made in Germany. The sides are decorated with intricate reliefs of buildings such as Cologne Cathedral. The pewter has darkened over time, but this...

Here are some antique photo frames. The era and manufacturer are unknown, but it is a very small photo frame. It is decorated with a cute floral mosaic pattern made from small pieces of colorful natural stones. The base is...

We would like to introduce you to antique British button hooks. A button hook is a tool that makes it easier to fasten buttons even when wearing gloves. Painted by Francis Howard of Sheffield, 1905. The handle is made of...