Silver Napkin Ring - GWL1943

Antique Solid Silver Napkin Ring – Birmingham 1943 – G. W. Lewis

This antique solid sterling silver napkin ring is a fine example of British wartime silversmithing. Hallmarked in Birmingham in 1943 and crafted by the respected silversmith G. W. Lewis, it combines understated elegance with the enduring quality associated with traditional English silver.

Made during the Second World War, this napkin ring is a small but fascinating piece of British history. Despite the challenging conditions under which silverware was produced, the craftsmanship and finish remain of an exceptionally high standard. Its classic design has stood the test of time, making it equally at home on a traditional dining table or as part of an antique silver collection.

With a pleasing weight of 19 grams and a polished finish, this sterling silver napkin ring is also ideal for personalised engraving, making it a thoughtful gift for a christening, wedding, anniversary, birthday or retirement.

Our experienced silversmiths have carefully restored this antique silver napkin ring to near-new condition, preserving its original Birmingham hallmarks while returning the silver to a beautiful finish.

Features & Specifications

• Material: Solid sterling silver
• Maker: G. W. Lewis
• Hallmarks: Birmingham, 1943
• Diameter: 45 mm
• Height: 26 mm
• Weight: 19 grams
• Condition: Expertly restored to near-new condition

Engraving & Presentation

• Fast 24-hour engraving service available
• Napkin ring engraving: Available (engraving charges apply)
• Free engraved gift box plaque: Up to 45 characters
• Presentation: Supplied in a smart gift box

A Piece of British Silver Heritage

Whether you're looking for an antique sterling silver napkin ring, a hallmarked silver gift, or an authentic piece of British silver, this G. W. Lewis example offers timeless style, quality craftsmanship and over 80 years of history. Beautifully restored and ready to gift, it is a lasting keepsake that will be treasured for generations.