A good quality pair of Victorian silver napkin rings in their original fitted case. They have a delicate engraved pattern of leaves and, unusually, they have never been engraved with initials or names.
They are both individually hallmarked for Birmingham, 1893 and the maker Isaac Summers. The total weight of silver is approximately 16g.
They are both in very good condition. There are some minor signs of age and use and a few faint surface marks but nothing detrimental. They have been lightly cleaned and polished and are ready for use.
The box is good quality with a deep purple velvet and silk lining. The interior is clean and tidy. There are some small scuffs and minor losses around the outside but nothing major and it displays well.
