Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver Napkin Ring Cuff No. 4

A rare piece of antique English silver history transformed into wearable art.

Handcrafted from an authentic Edwardian sterling silver napkin ring hallmarked Birmingham and attributed to William Manton & Son, this one of a kind cuff preserves the original floral chased detailing and numbered cartouche from the original table setting.

Originally part of a matching numbered set from 1 to 6, the antique napkin ring has been carefully reshaped into a striking sterling silver cuff while retaining its original character, patina, and history.

Hallmarked with the lion passant for sterling silver and the Birmingham anchor assay mark, this piece dates to the early 1900s and beautifully blends antique craftsmanship with modern gothic bohemian styling.

The engraved No. 4 cartouche adds an extra symbolic element. In numerology, the number four is associated with grounding, focus, structure, and strong foundations.

Details

Authentic antique Edwardian sterling silver

William Manton & Son maker’s mark

Birmingham assay hallmark

Lion passant sterling silver mark

Original numbered cartouche No. 4

Handcrafted into a wearable cuff bracelet

Floral and foliage chased detailing

One of six matching numbered cuffs

Wide open cuff design

Signs of age and previous life remain as part of its antique character

Perfect for lovers of heirloom jewellery, dark academia, gothic silver, antique curiosities, and one of a kind artisan jewellery.

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