Antique Sterling Silver Child's Napkin Ring

About This Piece

A Victorian era child’s napkin ring, fully hallmarked for English sterling silver. Napkin rings, cups, rattles, and spoons were cherished christening gifts for children in the 19th century — a thoughtful tradition well worth continuing today. Antique sterling silver gifts become family heirlooms, passed down through generations.

The bright-cut engraving is still very crisp and the hallmarks are clear. Monogrammed with the initials "RKS", with K as the middle initial.

Hallmarks & Provenance

English sterling silver. Marked with the Lion Passant for sterling, Leopard’s Face for the London assay office, maker’s mark for Walter & John Barnard, date letter "G" for 1882, and Monarch’s mark for Queen Victoria.

Details & Dimensions

• Origin: London, England
• Date: 1882 (Victorian)
• Maker: Walter & John Barnard
• Assay: London
• Material: Sterling silver, .925
• Diameter: 1½"
• Height: 1¼"
• Item ID: 091949

Condition

Very good.

Shipping & Handling

• 1-2 day packing time; ships via USPS ground
• Complimentary shipping within the US
• Reduced International Rates available