This is a very nice pair of boxed silver napkin rings, made by silversmiths Harold Bushell and Co. Tenby Street, Birmingham in 1912. Of circular form, these have engine-turned banding and a cast edging, decorated with foliate motifs. Each has a circular blank cartouche. The napkin rings are in excellent, antique condition showing little or no signs of use. There are no personal engravings and there never have been. The hallmarks are clear. The box is original, in good condition, lined with blue velvet and silk. It has a strong hinge and working brass catch. It opens and closes perfectly. There is some staining to the edges of the silk lining in the lid. Diameter: 4.5cm (1.75 inches)Width: 3.2cms (1.25 inches) Weight: 48 grams We accept card payment via Stripe, and the on-site PayPal facility, where card payments can also be made (a PayPal account is not required), payments by bank transfer, or single payments by cheque. (Please contact us for our bank details etc.) Care is taken with packing. Items are shipped tracked and insured. Returns are accepted. Please contact us within 14 days of receipt. Unless item has been described incorrectly, buyer pays all postage costs associated with the transaction. All items are antique and will usually show some signs of age. Items returned must be in their original condition at point of sale. If there is anything else that we can do to assist, please contact us. We work hard to ensure that your experience with us is a pleasant one. Thank you for visiting Lantern An...