We would like to introduce you to an antique British cutlery set. This is a work by JOHN ROUND & SON that is thought to date from the late Victorian period in Britain. This is a set of 6 pairs...

Introducing an antique British cutlery set. This is a work by Roberts & Belk of Sheffield, England, believed to have been made around 1867 . This set includes six pairs of knives and forks with sterling silver handles and silver-plated...

Introducing a vintage British sterling silver mug. This work was created by the Birmingham Mint in Birmingham, England in 1977. It was made in a limited edition of 1,000 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth...

Introducing a French antique sterling silver cutlery set. This cutlery is from Odiot, a French luxury silverware manufacturer from the late 19th century. Odiot was founded in 1690 and is a silverware manufacturer with a history recognized as one of...

We would like to introduce you to British antique cloches. Cloche means "bell" in French, and is a dome-shaped lid-like tableware used to cover and preserve cakes, cheese, etc. This is an old crochet piece from around 1810, made of...

We would like to introduce you to some antique American baskets. This is a work from the American company "MERIDEN BRITANNIA" in the late 19th century. It is a square basket with a movable handle and four legs, and is...

We would like to introduce you to some antique British bowls. This is a silver plated bowl with legs made in 1891. The outside of the bowl is intricately decorated with floral motifs. The three legs have a human face...

Introducing vintage coaster dishes from the USA. This is a coaster dish from the US company "Webster" with a silver overlay. These are made using a technique called silver overlay, which involves applying pure silver decorations to the surface of...

We are pleased to introduce an antique silver berry spoon from the United States. This is a pair of pure silver berry spoons from the British Georgian era, 1803. Comprising two pairs of different sizes, each piece features beautiful relief...

We would like to introduce a set of antique cutlery from England. This is a cutlery set from " James Dixon & Sons " in Sheffield, England, dating back to around 1905. This is a 6-pair set of fish cutlery,...

We would like to introduce a British antique silver salver. This is a piece by " Elkington ," a renowned British silversmith, dating back to 1890. It's a pure silver salver, about 25cm in diameter, about the size of a...

Introducing a British antique Salva. This is a work by Benjamin W Ramsden from England, dating back to 1879. This is a round, footed salver made of silver plate, with a diameter of about 30cm. The faceplate is adorned with...

Here's a British antique tray for you to see. This is a silver-plated tray from the British antique brand " International Silver Co ". It's a large, round, legless type with a diameter of about 36cm, and the surface features...

Here's a British antique tray for you to see. This is a British antique silver-plated tray with the mark "WCG". It's a round, legless type with a diameter of about 30cm. Although there is some wear from age, the surface...

Introducing a vintage tray from the UK. This is an oval-shaped gallery tray made of silver plate in the "Queen Anne " style from the UK. With a width of 39cm, this large-sized tray has a sturdy rim and can...

Introducing a vintage tray from the UK. This is an oval-shaped gallery tray made of silver plate by the British company "Barker Ellis" . With a width of 17cm, this small size makes it easy to use as a tray...

We would like to introduce you to a vintage British sterling silver tankard. This work was created by the Yorkshire Mint in Birmingham, England in 1977. It was produced in a limited edition of 2,500 pieces to commemorate the 25th...

We would like to introduce a set of antique cutlery from England. This is a cutlery set from " CH Beatson " in Sheffield, England, made in 1933. This is a 6-pair set of fish cutlery, including knives and forks....

Here's a selection of antique plates from the United States. These are made using a technique called silver overlay, which involves applying pure silver decorations to the surface of glass. They were produced extensively in the United States from the...

Here's a selection of antique plates from the United States. These are made using a technique called silver overlay, which involves applying pure silver decorations to the surface of glass. They were produced extensively in the United States from the...

We are pleased to introduce a footed dish made of pure silver, a British antique. This is a work by " Atkin Brothers" of Sheffield, England, from 1911. It's a dish shaped like a seashell with three legs. This is...

Introducing a vintage British tray. This is a silver plate gallery tray from the British magazine Reader's Digest . It is 35mm high and has a raised edge, so it can be used as a tray to display various items....

We would like to introduce a pure silver mug from the British antique collection. The cup is called a christening cup (baptismal cup). It seems that these were given as birth gifts to children born into wealthy families, such as...

We would like to introduce a pure silver mug from the British antique collection. This piece was made in 1898 by "James Deakin & Sons" in Chester, England. This is a slightly smaller cup with an all-over relief decoration featuring...