This is an elegant sugar bowl from the 1930s, crafted by the renowned Paragon, a holder of the Royal Warrant. Against a backdrop of rich "Rockingham Green," classical gilded scrolls and vibrant flowers bloom in splendor. The decoration is finished...

This is a Georgian sterling silver cream jug crafted in 1822 by the renowned Irish silversmith James Scott. The body features intricate repoussé decoration of roses and clovers, preserving the elegance of over 200 years ago into the present day....

Introducing a sterling silver sugar bowl from antique Britain.This sterling silver sugar bowl was crafted in 1906 by the renowned British artisan Charles Horner. Its graceful curved handles and delicate, expertly embossed details convey the elegance of the Edwardian style....

Introducing a vintage British milk jug. This charming British-made Jersey jug (a lidded milk jug modeled after the traditional shape from Jersey Island) features a lovely, rounded form. The upper half of the body is deeply engraved with blooming flowers...

Introducing the sugar bowl from Wedgwood, a British company. This is a Jasperware sugar bowl with a lid, dated 1978. This is a very popular, long-running design featuring neoclassical relief decorations inspired by ancient Greek and Roman motifs. It has...

We would like to introduce a sugar bowl from Wedgwood, a British company. This is a lidded sugar bowl made of Wedgwood Jasperware from England. This is a very popular, long-running design featuring neoclassical-style relief decorations inspired by ancient Greece...

We would like to present you a vintage British silver plate milk jug. This is a large milk jug called a Jersey jug. The capacity is 1.5 pints (approximately 700ml). The body is decorated with beautiful flowers. The handle is...

We would like to introduce you to the milk jug made by the British company Torquay. This type of pottery, called Mottoware, was popular in England from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. The beige base features...

We would like to introduce you to the milk jug made by the British company Torquay. This type of pottery, called Mottoware, was popular in England from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. The brown and green...

We are pleased to present a set of antique British sugar pots and milk jugs. This set is made of silver plate and includes a sugar bowl and milk jug of the same design. This is a classic half-fluted design....

Introducing Samuel La Dford's porcelain from England. This is a set of sugar pot and milk jug. The flower design in elegant colors and the gold border create an elegant atmosphere. We also have a saucer with the same design....