We would like to introduce you to vintage British serving cutlery. This is a circa 1950 piece by Walker & Hall, a prestigious company that is a supplier to the British Royal Family. Although it has a plain design without...

We would like to introduce a British antique silver plate breakfast dish. This is an item called breakfast dish for warming breakfast muffins and scones. It is used by putting hot water inside and putting a medium plate with a...

Introducing the British antique silver plate cutlery set.It was called a cleaning set, and it seems that it was given as a gift for the birth of a child.This is the work of one of the UK's leading long-established silversmiths,...

Introducing the British antique silver plate cutlery set. This is a set of 6 pairs of silver plated fish cutlery. The handle has a lovely floral engraving. The blade of the knife is shaped to easily scoop the sauce. Comes...

We are pleased to introduce these antique English silver-plated serving spoons.These are large spoons that were used to serve items such as strawberries or raspberries at occasions like afternoon tea.The handles feature beautiful, delicate engravings of small flowers.This is a...

We are pleased to introduce this vintage British salad server set.This salad server set features rare ceramic handles and silver-plated bowls.It is a pair consisting of a large spoon and fork, measuring nearly 30cm in length.The ceramic handles are decorated...

Introducing a British antique silver plate cutlery set. This is presumed to be the work of the British Harrison Brothers & Howson workshop around 1850. This set of 9 knives is a large dinner cutlery size knife. The handle has...

This silver-plated sugar shaker was crafted around 1900 in Sheffield, England, by the renowned silversmith John Sanderson. The plump, baluster-shaped body features flowing spiral fluting and three-dimensional repoussé work depicting blooming flowers and scroll patterns, adding deep shadows to the...

This is a set of 5 pairs of dessert cutlery, crafted in 1908 by Allen & Darwin of Sheffield, England.. The natural mother-of-pearl handles, with their soft iridescent luster, are elegantly accented by the classic stepped engraving on the sterling...

This is a set of four British antique silver-plated napkin rings, featuring a rounded, barrel-shaped form adorned with intricate hand-engraving.. Within the wreath on the front, the numbers "1" through "4" are proudly engraved, while delicate botanical patterns reminiscent of...

This is a 3-pair set of cutlery, created in the latter half of the 19th century by "Martin Hall," a prestigious workshop in Birmingham, England. The heavy handles, dating from around 1850 and adorned with elegant engravings, and the beautifully...

These dessert cutlery pieces were made by Fattorini and Sons in the UK in 1899. The mother-of-pearl handles, engraved with elegant initials, and the beautifully engraved blades are in exquisite harmony.The ferrules, which connect the two, are made of sterling...

Introducing a sterling silver footed dish from antique Britain. This is a sterling silver bowl made in 1880 by the renowned British artisan Charles Stuart Harris.It features breathtakingly intricate repoussé work all over, symbolizing the dignified Victorian style. The clan...

Introducing an antique British cutlery set. This is an elegant sterling silver christening set, made in 1846 by Yapp & Woodward in early Victorian England.From the handle to the knife blade, it is luxuriously crafted entirely from sterling silver, adorned...

Introducing a vintage American trivet.This large and ornate silver overlay trivet is from the prestigious American company Webster. The three-dimensional pure silver floral motifs blooming on the glass surface beautifully reflect light, adding a touch of luxury to your table....

Introducing a vintage British dish. This is a breathtakingly beautiful oval silver-plated dish by Mappin & Webb, a long-established British brand and Royal Warrant holder. The magnificent floral and scroll engravings covering the entire surface catch the light and shimmer...

Introducing a vintage cutlery set from the UK.This is a prestigious 6-person steak knife and fork set from the brand "Excalibur," named after the legendary sword of Britain. The most distinctive feature is the handle, lavishly crafted from natural deer...

Introducing a sterling silver goblet from vintage Britain. This special goblet was produced in a limited edition of only 700 pieces by the St James House Company in 1981, commemorating the marriage of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, which was...

Introducing a vintage British silver-plated salver. This is an ornate salver (footed tray) that embodies British tradition. The three-dimensional "grape" decoration, a symbol of abundance, adorning the rim, and the intricate chasing (hand-engraved carving) applied to the center (inner part)...

We are pleased to introduce an antique British sterling silver mug. This sterling silver mug, crafted in 1862 by the prestigious "Edward & John Barnard" workshop in London, boasts the beauty of a work of art.The entire body is adorned...

Introducing an antique British silver-plated mug.The most distinctive feature is the hand-engraved inscription "J.B. May 5th 1870" within a medallion (frame) on the side. It is presumed to have been gifted on May 5, 1870, for some commemorative occasion (such...

Introducing a vintage British dish and cracker.This playful nut bowl and cracker set is by Viners, a prestigious company from Sheffield, England, a holy land for silversmithing.The squirrel perched on the rim of the dish, holding a nut, adds a...

We present to you an antique British entree dish. This is a heavy and elegant silver-plated entreddish (covered serving dish) that appears to be from the British company "MARTIN HALL & CO" from around 1870. The intricate floral engraving on...

Introducing an antique British cutlery set. This cutlery set, known as Christening Cutlery, was a gift given as a birth gift to a child born into a wealthy family. This is a work by the prestigious British silversmiths Martin, Hall...