Robert Edgar Stone Sterling Silver Napkin Ring

A highly collectible sterling silver napkin ring by renowned silversmith Robert Edgar Stone (1903–1990). This striking design, hallmarked London 1951, captures Stone’s signature modernist aesthetic with sculptural detailing and exceptional craftsmanship.
Professionally polished in our workshop, the napkin ring is presented in excellent vintage condition. A rare piece from one of Britain’s most respected silversmiths, it would make an elegant addition to any silver collection or a thoughtful heirloom gift.

Metal: 925 Sterling Silver
Hallmarked: London 1951
Marker mark: R.E.S (Robert Edgar Stone)
Weight: 47.2 grams
Measurements: L 59mm x H 20mm x W 30mm approx.
Condition: Excellent, vintage.

A little information about Mr Stone:
Robert Edgar Stone (1903 – 1990) was a highly regarded 20th-century English silversmith, best known for his elegant, modernist silver designs and for keeping alive the tradition of fine handmade silver during a period when mass production was taking over.
Born in 1903, he studied at the Central School of Arts and Crafts in London. His talent was quickly recognised, and he went on to set up his own workshop. Stone became known for producing handmade, clean lined silverware. He earned a reputation as one of the finest silversmiths of his generation. Some of his work is held in important collections, including the Victoria and Albert Museum.