An antique sterling silver pipe tool made in 1912 by Charles Perry & Co, silversmiths of Birmingham, England. It combines three functions in one: a tamper for packing tobacco, a pick to improve airflow, and a two-pronged reamer (fork) for...

A vintage walking stick made in London, England, in 1935, featuring a glossy black shaft accented with an elegant collar (the fitting at the neck) made of sterling silver. Silver items made in this year bear a special commemorative hallmark...

A vintage walking stick carved from a single piece of wood, including the handle, with an impressive bird of prey motif. In the West, hand-carved wooden walking sticks depicting nature and animals have long been cherished as accessories that add...

A vintage walking stick with a base-metal handle shaped like a horse’s head with a dignified expression. In the West, horses have long been cherished as symbols of nobility and vitality, and have also been a popular motif for walking...

This is a sterling silver trinket box crafted in 1906 by the silversmiths "George Nathan & Ridley Hayes" in Chester, England. The exterior of the body is densely decorated using the "repoussé" technique, where metal is hammered from the reverse...

This double-opening sterling silver card case was made in 1909 by Walker & Hall, one of Britain’s distinguished silversmiths.. Both sides are covered with flowing botanical scrollwork, meticulously hand-engraved by a skilled artisan with no space left unadorned.. The bright-cut...

This is an antique brown leather wallet featuring eye-catching sterling silver corner decorations, hallmarked in London, UK, in 1903.. The corners of the high-quality, rich-grained brown leather are adorned with sterling silver mounts featuring flowing scroll patterns evocative of the...

This is a sterling silver vesta case (portable matchbox) made in 1903 by the Birmingham silversmith Samuel M. Levi.. The near-square, refined form features deeply hand-engraved scrolling acanthus leaves on both sides, crafted by a skilled artisan.. The "bright-cut" technique,...

This solid silver vesta case (portable match holder) was made in 1903 by William Hair Haseler, a silversmith in Birmingham, England. Both sides are densely decorated with flowing acanthus scrollwork, hand-engraved by a skilled craftsman. The bright-cut technique, in which...

This solid silver vesta case (portable match holder) is believed to have been made around the late 19th to early 20th century. Both sides feature deeply embossed, lively Rococo-style C-scrolls and delicate little flowers, created using the repoussé technique, in...

This is a cut-glass jar with a sterling silver lid, crafted between the late 19th and early 20th centuries by the New York-based silversmithing workshop "Wilcox & Evertsen.". The surface of the lid features graceful Rococo-style acanthus leaves and small...

This is a plate crafted in the United States between the early and mid-20th century, featuring clear glass adorned with sterling silver.. It utilizes a sophisticated technique known as "silver overlay," in which a thick layer of sterling silver is...

This is a vintage walking stick, crafted in Milan, Italy, featuring an eye-catching dog-head handle made of sterling silver. The head of a bulldog (or boxer) is sculpted in three dimensions, balancing charm and dignity, with exquisite details ranging from...

This is an antique walking stick featuring a sterling silver handle, crafted in London, England, in 1922.. The rounded handle, which fits comfortably in the palm, is expressively decorated with flowing floral scroll patterns created through the traditional techniques of...

A classic walking stick made in England around 1900, harmonizing natural beauty with formality. The rustic antler handle fits comfortably in the palm, and its contrast with the polished black shaft adds elegance to your attire. The sterling silver collar,...

This is an antique walking stick featuring gleaming sterling silver fittings, crafted in London, England, in 1914.. The tip and collar of the amber-toned wooden shaft are accented with high-quality sterling silver. The collar is hand-engraved with an elegant monogram,...

This is a vintage walking stick with a distinctly British elegance, featuring a graceful horse head as its handle.. In the UK, where equestrian culture is deeply rooted, the horse has long been cherished as a symbol of nobility and...

This is a striking vintage walking stick featuring a handle shaped like the head of a fierce eagle, exuding a strong sense of presence.. The eagle, long cherished as a symbol of power and nobility, is depicted through intricate carving...

This is a set of four vintage dress studs in 9K white gold, featuring mother-of-pearl adorned with lovely seed pearls.. Crafted for evening wear around the 1920s-30s, the neat octagonal frames with clipped corners feature delicate milgrain engraving. The surface...

These are vintage sterling silver cufflinks crafted in 1975 by the Sheffield silversmiths "Jack Spencer Ltd.". The square faces feature a design known as "feature hallmarks," which render the British silver quality marks in a large, three-dimensional relief. This design...

This is an antique sterling silver brooch crafted in 1902 by the prestigious Sheffield silversmith "James Deakin & Sons.". It strongly reflects the characteristics of the Art Nouveau style that swept through Europe at the time, featuring a three-dimensional relief...

This is a vintage sterling silver brooch made in 1964 by the Birmingham silversmith "Shipton & Co Ltd.". Featuring the "lymphad" (a galley ship), a motif found in traditional Scottish heraldry and Celtic Revival designs, the ship's hull navigating rough...

This is a playful novelty brooch made of silver, modeled after a classic tennis racket and ball.. From the late 19th to the early 20th century, sports such as tennis became highly popular as social activities, particularly in the UK,...

This is a vintage silver brooch featuring a realistic foliage motif adorned with five pearls that emit a soft luster. The botanical design, which seems to capture the beauty of natural forms exactly as they are, skillfully employs a contrast...