Cased Pair Silver Belt Buckle Napkin Rings by James Dixon & Sons, 1894. Scientific Instruments

Cased Pair Silver Belt Buckle Napkin Rings by James Dixon & Sons, 1894. Scientific InstrumentsA charming cased pair of novelty silver napkin rings in the form of belts, fully and clearly hallmarked for James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1894. The napkin rings and original box remain in an excellent condition throughout. Dimensions Diameter of napkin ring: 4. 5cm Delivery UK Mainland: FREE International Delivery: Please contact us for a shipping quote.

Height: 55cm

The castor boasts its original lid with associated hallmarks

He moved in 1894 to live at Glan Conway in North Wales where he painted many of his best known works which were exhibited at the leading galleries

The cabinet boasts high quality brass banding in the gothic taste with brass Bramah locks to the cupboard and drawer (keys absent)

The mirror is of small proportions but very substantial weighing 1

All volumes' exteriors are in a very good condition

A late 19th century / early 20th century carved beech stool in the Louis XV style

Lloyd-Jones was a member and exhibitor at the Ipswich Art Club 1878-1895 and may have had a 'holiday home' in the county and in 1881 exhibited from Beauchamp House

and form were created solely with glass

this piece will easily sit on a desk or within a cabinet

comprising of:

A fine 19th century Morris & Co Sussex chair