This is a silver-plated fish serving cutlery set made by "Atkin Brothers" in 1876 in the UK. Symbolizing the rich dining culture of the Victorian era, this pair features delicate botanical engravings across the entire blade. The finely patterned lattice...

This is a beautiful silver-plated serving spoon with a naturalistic design, believed to have been made around the 1880s. The handle, shaped like intertwined tree branches, features intricately detailed ivy leaves and a ram's head. The inside of the bowl...

This sterling silver necklace chain features a striking, voluminous woven design. The chain was beautifully crafted in Italy, then imported to the UK where it received a strict import hallmark, reflecting its rich history. The generous 60cm length is perfect...

This is a vintage sterling silver Figaro chain necklace. The beautiful design, with its rhythmic alternation of large and small links, adds an elegant three-dimensionality and sophisticated touch to your décolletage. It measures a generous 60cm in length.It's perfect for...

This is a beautiful vintage glass vase with a deep emerald green color. Its elegant, curved, ruffled pouring spout and transparent handle evoke a Victorian style. The surface of the vessel features warm, hand-painted fruits and charming gilding expressed in...

This is a set of six sterling silver teaspoons made in 1896 by the prestigious British company "Thomas Bradbury & Sons." The greatest charm is the "picture back" (beautiful relief carvings such as patterns and designs applied to the back...

This is a set of 6 sterling silver Jubilee teaspoons made in 1934 by the prestigious British company "Northern Goldsmiths Co". The handles feature the commemorative engraving "1910-35," celebrating the 25th anniversary of the coronation of King George V, and...

This sterling silver sugar sifter (an openwork spoon for sprinkling sugar) was made in 1907 by "Josiah Williams & Co" of England. The bowl, reminiscent of fresh flower petals, features extremely delicate openwork adorned with heart and circular motifs. The...

This is a sterling silver sugar sifter (a pierced spoon for sprinkling sugar) made in 1906 by the British company "Robert Pringle & Sons." The bowl is gracefully shaped like a shell, with elaborate openwork following the flowing lines of...

This sterling silver sugar sifter (an openwork spoon for sprinkling sugar) was made in 1906 by the prestigious British company "William Hutton & Sons Ltd." The bowl features delicate openwork, meticulously crafted to resemble glittering stars and circles in the...

This is a pair of "Rockingham Green" trios (a set of three: cup, saucer, and plate) made by Paragon, a Royal Warrant holder, in the mid-20th century. Manufactured between 1957 and the early 1960s, this collection showcases a striking vibrant...

This is a pair of "Rockingham Green" trios (a set of three, including a cup, saucer, and plate) by Paragon, a purveyor to the British Royal Family, made in the mid-20th century. Produced from 1957 to the early 1960s, this...

Introducing a vintage bracelet. This vintage sterling silver bracelet catches the eye with its richly expressive, three-dimensional design.The front surface features fine engraving-like textures, while the back has a smooth, curved, flat finish, allowing you to enjoy a sophisticated appearance...

Introducing an antique British glove stretcher.This glove stretcher was made in England in 1910.Once beloved by ladies to keep their gloves in perfect shape, this tool was crafted by J&R Griffin. The handle, adorned with a floral pattern, is cast...

Introducing a commemorative silver coin from the UK. This is a sterling silver medal issued by the Royal Mint in 1969 to commemorate the investiture of Prince Charles (then) as Prince of Wales.The obverse features a fresh, youthful portrait, while...

We would like to introduce a British antique silver coin. This is a Queen Victoria Crown sterling silver coin issued in Britain in 1889.The obverse features the "Jubilee Head" commemorating the Queen's 50th year on the throne, while the reverse...

*This product is for the holder only. The pocket watch shown in the photos is not included. Introducing an antique pocket watch holder.Made in Portugal around 1920, this beautiful pocket watch holder features brass and elegant navy velour. It boasts...

*This product is for the holder only. The pocket watch shown in the photos is not included. Allow us to introduce an antique pocket watch holder.This beautiful pocket watch holder, made in Portugal around 1920, features brass and vibrant green...

Introducing an antique sterling silver brooch. This brooch, made around 1900 by the long-established American company "W.E. Richards," exudes the elegance of Art Nouveau. It features a sophisticated design combining sterling silver as the base with 14k gold-filled accents. In...

Introducing a vintage micro-mosaic brooch. This vintage micro-mosaic brooch features colorful, delicate flowers blooming against a vibrant red background. The base is made of charming "800 silver," and the intricate filigree frame adorning the outer edge further enhances the beauty...

Introducing a British vintage sterling silver brooch. This is a sterling silver brooch made in 1996 by "Carrick," a company that carries on the design legacy of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the great Scottish architect and designer. Its charm lies in...

Introducing a British vintage sterling silver brooch. This is a sterling silver brooch made in 1987 by "Hjaltasteyn Ltd" in the UK, featuring a sharp, modern rhombus shape. At its center is a beautiful natural stone with a deep green...

This is a men's mechanical wristwatch (Ref. 2181/5) made by the prestigious Swiss watchmaker Omega around 1947.Inside is the Cal. 30T2PC with shock protection, part of the renowned 30 mm caliber lineage—an acclaimed movement known in watchmaking history for its...

We would like to introduce a wristwatch from the Swiss watchmaker, OMEGA. This is an OMEGA mechanical wristwatch, "Ref. 2503-1," manufactured around 1950. At its heart is the "Cal. 265," a legendary movement that left its mark on watchmaking history...