Antique George V Sterling Silver Napkin Ring by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1927

A refined antique English sterling silver napkin ring, crafted by James Dixon & Sons and assayed in Sheffield in 1927 during the reign of King George V. The cylindrical ring features a clean, classic form with fine horizontal bands and delicate beaded borders along the upper and lower edges.

The front is engraved with the initials J.T., adding a personal element to the design. With its clear English hallmarks, practical size and elegant restrained decoration, the piece is well suited to a collection of antique silver tableware or as a thoughtful personalised gift.

Details

Item: Napkin ring / serviette ring

Maker: James Dixon & Sons

Origin: Sheffield, England

Assay Office: Sheffield

Date / Period: 1927, George V period

Material: Sterling silver .925

Hallmarks: J.D&S sponsor mark, Sheffield crown mark, lion passant and date letter for 1927

Decoration: Fine horizontal bands with delicate beaded borders

Monogram: J.T.

Diameter: Approximately 4 cm

Weight: 26.7 grams

Condition

Very good antique condition with minor surface wear consistent with age and previous use. Please review the photographs carefully for the full condition.

Historical and Collector Context

James Dixon & Sons was a recognised Sheffield silversmithing firm with origins dating to the early 19th century. The company produced a wide range of silver, silver-plated and Britannia metal wares and became associated with the city’s long-established metalworking tradition.

This 1927 napkin ring is a practical and attractive example of George V-period English sterling silver. Its clear Sheffield hallmarks, classic beaded borders and engraved J.T. monogram give the piece both decorative charm and personalised gift appeal.

All items are vintage or antique and may show light signs of age. Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the description. Feel free to message with any questions prior to purchase.