An elegant pair of George V era sterling silver napkin rings, beautifully presented in their original fitted box from R. Stewart, Glasgow. Each napkin ring is fully hallmarked, showing they were assayed in London in 1924, during the reign of King George V. The simple yet refined cylindrical design is timeless, making these rings suitable for both display and practical dining use. The pair comes complete with their original retailer’s case — a black leatherette box with gilt line detailing and a secure push clasp. Inside, the case is lined with rich red velvet and cream silk, fitted with two shaped compartments to hold the napkin rings securely. The silk lining is stamped with the retailer’s name: R. Stewart, 21 Buchanan Street, Glasgow. Details: • Maker/retailer: R. Stewart, Glasgow • Assay Office: London • Date: 1924 (hallmarked, George V era) • Material: Sterling silver • Design: Plain cylindrical napkin rings with raised rims • Quantity: Pair (2 napkin rings) • Box: Original fitted retailer’s case with silk and velvet lining • Dimensions: approx. 4.3 cm diameter x 2.7 cm height • Weight: 46.6 grams (combined) Condition: Very good antique condition. The napkin rings show light age-related wear as expected for a piece of this period. The original box is also in good condition with signs of gentle use. Packaging & Shipping: • Your order will arrive carefully packed in eco-friendly packaging materials. • Orders are shipped via registered, trackable, and signed-for delivery for peace of mind. • Please note: All import duties, taxes, and customs charges are the responsibility of the buyer. A fine example of early 20th-century George V silver, rare to find still with its original fitted case. Perfect for collectors of antique dining silver, wedding gifts, or traditional table settings.