Introducing a British antique pure silver decorated perfume bottle. This is the work of "Levi & Salaman" in Birmingham, England in 1908. A beautifully cut spherical lid and spherical cut glass perfume bottle. The round shape is very cute, and...

Introducing antique opera glasses. Beautiful opera glasses with a brass body and mother-of-pearl decoration. There is a carved seal of "VERNE PARIS" and it seems to be made in France. It is still in its original case and is still...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver mug. It will be a cup called a christening cup (baptism cup). It seems that it was given as a gift for the birth of a child born in a wealthy family such as...

Introducing the British Antique Folding Knife. This is a type with a steel blade attached to a pure silver handle. The sterling silver handle has a ruler memory on one side that measures up to 3 inches. The other side...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver seasoning container. This is the work of the highly popular Barnard family, which is said to be Britain's oldest silversmith. It is a container for seasonings such as salt and pepper called pepperette. Although...

We would like to introduce vintage watches from JWBenson, a luxury jewelry store that is a purveyor to the British royal family. JWBenson is a watch manufacturer with a long history, having been founded in 1847, but after its factory...

Introducing vintage British grape scissors. Grape scissors are scissors used to cut grapes. It is bad manners to pick only the grapes directly from the bunch. After cutting the tufts, you can grab the tufts as they are. This is...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver teapot. This is a work of Barker Brothers of Chester, England in 1906. Gadroon decoration is applied to the lower half of the rounded body. The standard antique design makes it easy to match...

Introducing British vintage silver plate dishes (small plates). A small tray for holding candies, chocolates, nuts, etc. A cute squirrel sculpture is placed on a beautifully decorated oval plate. There is some corrosion on the plate surface, so we recommend...

Introducing a British antique sterling silver teapot. This is a work by "Charles & George" in London, England in 1847. This teapot is called a ``melon-shaped'' teapot, which has a circular shape with waves when viewed from above. The entire...

Introducing British vintage cufflinks. Enameled cufflinks in sterling silver. The face part is designed with a red cross (St. George's Cross, the national flag of England?). The swivel type (lever type) can still be used as cufflinks. We hope these...

Introducing the salt cellar set of British antique sterling silver decoration. It is a set of small sterling silver bowl and spoon that seems to be a salt cellar (spice container). A set of 6 bowls and 3 spoons. Maybe...

Introducing the British Antique Albert Chain. Albert chain is a chain for carrying a pocket watch with a buttonhole on the bar and a pocket watch on the clip. Many antique Albert chains are highly decorative and can be used...

Introducing the British Vintage Silver Plated Kettle Set. This is a set of a kettle (kettle) around 1930, a dedicated stand, and an alcohol burner. It will be a silverware for afternoon tea that can heat hot water with an...

We would like to introduce you to the British antique Albert Chain. The Albert chain is a chain that has a buttonhole on the bar and a pocket watch attached to the clip. Antique Albert chains are often highly decorative,...

Introducing British vintage charm bracelets. It was given to him by his parents when he was little, and he seems to increase his favorite charms on anniversaries such as birthdays. It is considered to be an item that symbolizes good...

Introducing the British Antique Albert Chain. Albert chain is a chain for carrying a pocket watch with a buttonhole on the bar and a pocket watch on the clip. Many antique Albert chains are highly decorative and can be used...

Introducing a British antique silver plated kettle set. This is a work by WALKER & HALL, which was also a purveyor to the royal family during the era of Queen Victoria. The set includes a kettle, a special stand, and...

Introducing the British antique folding penknife. A penknife is a small knife used to sharpen the tip of a quill pen. It seems that you can also sharpen pencils and use it like a letter opener. It is foldable with...

Introducing the English sterling silver dish with legs (small plate). This is the work of Francis Howard, founded in 1870 and continuing to this day. A beautiful dish with a flower-like form and piercing decoration. Made in 1993, it is...

Introducing the American antique sterling silver chatelaine case. A chatelaine is a belt that can be attached to a belt and worn around the waist. Women's clothes at that time did not have pockets, so they wore pens and sewing...

We introduce pierced earrings of British vintage jewelry. Earrings with a cross-shaped ribbon bow design made of 9ct gold. In the photo, the color may look slightly different on the left and right, but it will be the same yellow...

Introducing British vintage charm bracelets. It was popular around the 1970s and is considered an item that symbolizes good luck and is used as a ``talisman'' or ``talisman.'' Silver charms of various shapes are attached to the chain. There are...

Introducing Swiss antique walking sticks. A hiking stick whose handle is made of chamois animal horn and fur. The ferrules are sharp and made of iron, making them quite durable. The brown shaft has a beautiful wood grain, and although...