Description

The antique napkin ring by Stokes & Son, measuring 3.8 cm in width, is a charming example of early 20th-century Australian silverware. Crafted from electroplated nickel silver (EPNS), it features a detailed kangaroo motif, a nod to Australia’s rich fauna. The piece bears the hallmark “S&S” for Stokes & Sons, a prominent Melbourne-based firm renowned for their quality craftsmanship during that era.

Stokes & Sons, established in the 19th century, were prolific producers of medals, tokens, and various silver-plated items. Their work often incorporated Australian themes, making their pieces highly collectible. This napkin ring, with its kangaroo figure mounted on a base shaped like a map of Tasmania, exemplifies their attention to detail and patriotic designs.

Collectors and enthusiasts of antique silverware will appreciate the historical significance and craftsmanship of this napkin ring. Its intricate design and hallmark not only highlight the artistry of Stokes & Sons but also serve as a tangible connection to Australia’s cultural heritage. Whether displayed as part of a collection or used as a unique table accessory, this piece offers a glimpse into the elegance of a bygone era.

Additional information

Weight	.1 kg
Dimensions	8 × 9 × 9 cm

Use Dimensions as a guide only, as these are closer to shipping size (with some padding), than physical item size.