Elegant Antique Sterling Silver Napkin Ring by Rolason Brothers – Timeless 1924 Birmingham Gift Idea

Beautiful 1924 Napkin Ring by Rolason Brothers, Birmingham

This antique sterling silver napkin ring is a graceful example of refined British craftsmanship from the early 20th century. Made in Birmingham in 1924 by Rolason Brothers, the piece features classic engine-turned decoration and a beautifully engraved monogrammed cartouche with the initials MJC. With clean, crisp lines and bright polished finish, it is both a practical tableware item and a cherished collectible.

Authentic Hallmarks & Silver Origin

The napkin ring bears full English sterling hallmarks: the lion passant for .925 sterling silver, the anchor for the Birmingham Assay Office, and the date letter “Z” for 1924. The maker’s mark RoB confirms production by Rolason Brothers, a respected name in British silverware during the George V era. Their engine-turned silver goods were widely admired for quality and precision.

Key Features of This Antique Silver Napkin Ring

Maker: Rolason Brothers
Year: 1924 (George V period)
Origin: Birmingham, England
Material: Sterling Silver (.925)
Decoration: Engine-turned pattern with monogrammed cartouche (“MJC”)
Diameter: 4.2 cm
Weight: 14.3 grams
Condition: Excellent antique condition. No dents or repairs. Minor surface wear consistent with age.

A Timeless Collectible or Thoughtful Gift

Whether you're a collector of vintage silver or seeking a refined gift, this antique sterling silver napkin ring offers a perfect blend of style and historical charm. It would make an ideal christening, wedding, or anniversary gift—and a lovely addition to any fine dining or silver display.

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