Napkin ring (2) - Silver - Pair of napkin rings

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Chiara Scotto Pasanisi dei Foscarini
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Holds master’s in art business and decorative arts; exhibited at TEFAF Maastricht.

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Pair of 833/000 silver napkin rings from Portugal, dating to 1940–1950, each 8.0 cm long and 3.0 cm wide, total weight 38.36 g, in good used condition.

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Pair of napkin rings silver
Portugal assay mark (1938-1984), 833/000, and same date marker's mark.

An elegant pair of antique silver napkin rings, beautifully decorated with matching floral and foliate motifs in relief.

Both pieces feature a refined decorative composition, with a central flower surrounded by flowing leaves, ears of wheat and delicate blossoms, framed by geometric borders.

The richly detailed ornamentation contrasts beautifully with the smooth silver surfaces, giving the napkin rings a distinctive and sophisticated appearance.

Their harmonious design and matching decoration make them a particularly attractive pair, combining the elegance of traditional silverwork with the charm of antique table accessories.

Originally intended to hold individual napkins at the dining table, silver napkin rings were also popular as personal gifts and treasured household objects, often passed down through generations.

These decorative examples would make a charming addition to an antique silver collection or an elegant dining table, bringing a touch of timeless refinement to any setting.

Weight: 38.36g
Dimension: 8.0x3.0cm

Good condition

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Seller's Story

We are 75 years in the Antiques Market and the passion is the same of the first day. We are passionate on our business. And the clients are our biggest TREASURE in all this time.

Pair of napkin rings silver
Portugal assay mark (1938-1984), 833/000, and same date marker's mark.

An elegant pair of antique silver napkin rings, beautifully decorated with matching floral and foliate motifs in relief.

Both pieces feature a refined decorative composition, with a central flower surrounded by flowing leaves, ears of wheat and delicate blossoms, framed by geometric borders.

The richly detailed ornamentation contrasts beautifully with the smooth silver surfaces, giving the napkin rings a distinctive and sophisticated appearance.

Their harmonious design and matching decoration make them a particularly attractive pair, combining the elegance of traditional silverwork with the charm of antique table accessories.

Originally intended to hold individual napkins at the dining table, silver napkin rings were also popular as personal gifts and treasured household objects, often passed down through generations.

These decorative examples would make a charming addition to an antique silver collection or an elegant dining table, bringing a touch of timeless refinement to any setting.

Weight: 38.36g
Dimension: 8.0x3.0cm

Good condition

Sent via UPS with tracking number

Seller's Story

We are 75 years in the Antiques Market and the passion is the same of the first day. We are passionate on our business. And the clients are our biggest TREASURE in all this time.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
38.36 g
Title additional information
Pair of napkin rings
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
Portugal
Material
Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
0 cm
Width
8 cm
Depth
3 cm
Estimated period
1940-1950
PortugalVerified
5806
Objects sold
96.09%
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