
Antique George V Sterling Silver Napkin Ring by Rolason Brothers, Birmingham 1924, MJC Monogram
Rolason Brothers · 1924
A refined antique George V sterling silver napkin ring by Rolason Brothers, hallmarked in Birmingham in 1924.
This elegant English silver napkin ring features a classic circular form with crisp engine-turned decoration and a central engraved cartouche bearing the initials “MJC”. The polished finish, clean lines and traditional decoration give the piece a timeless table silver appearance.
The napkin ring is fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1924 and bears the maker’s mark of Rolason Brothers, a Birmingham firm known for small silverwares and personal silver accessories.
Details
Maker: Rolason Brothers
Assay Office: Birmingham
Origin: Birmingham, England
Date: 1924
Period: George V
Material: Sterling silver .925
Hallmarks: Birmingham 1924 hallmarks with Rolason Brothers maker’s mark
Diameter: Approximately 4.2 cm
Weight: 14.3 grams
Decoration: Engine-turned pattern with engraved “MJC” monogrammed cartouche
Use: Napkin ring, serviette ring, table silver, christening keepsake, wedding gift or small British silver collectible
Condition
Excellent antique condition with light surface wear consistent with age and careful use. No dents or repairs noted. The engine-turned decoration remains attractive, and the engraved “MJC” monogram is clearly visible. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.
Historical and Collector Context
Sterling silver napkin rings were popular personal table accessories during the late Victorian, Edwardian and George V periods. They were often engraved with initials and given as christening gifts, wedding gifts or personal dining pieces.
Rolason Brothers were Birmingham manufacturing jewellers and silversmiths, associated with Vyse Street, Birmingham. The firm produced a range of small silverwares, including napkin rings, boxes, vesta cases, buckles and personal accessories.
This 1924 example reflects the practical and decorative silverware of the George V period, with engine-turned decoration and a personalised monogrammed cartouche. It would suit collectors of English sterling silver, Birmingham hallmarked silver, Rolason Brothers silver, monogrammed napkin rings or small antique table silver.
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.
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Provenance & Details
- Era / Date
- 1924
- Maker
- Rolason Brothers
- Material
- Sterling silver .925
- Hallmarks
- Birmingham 1924 hallmarks with Rolason Brothers maker’s mark
- Dimensions
- Diameter: Approximately 4.2 cm
- Weight
- 14.3 grams
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