Gorham Sterling Silver Napkin Rings, Pattern 6290

This set of Gorham Mfg. Co. napkin rings is crafted from high-quality .925 sterling silver, reflecting the elegant and refined craftsmanship characteristic of the early-to-mid 20th century. The rings feature a classic, minimalist drum-shaped design with smoothed, rolled edges, emphasizing a timeless Aesthetic or Mid-Century Modern simplicity. Each ring is clearly hallmarked on the interior with the distinctive Gorham Manufacturing Company marks: the lion passamt (facing right), an anchor, and a Gothic letter 'G', followed by the 'STERLING' designation and the specific pattern number '6290'. Physically, the rings exhibit a warm, authentic silver luster with a natural patina that highlight their depth and age. There are visible signs of use appropriate for antique silverware, including fine surface scratches, minor tarnish in recessed areas, and small dark spots of oxidation. The presence of the original Gorham Sterling card stock tag suggests these were well-preserved or part of a gift set. The construction is solid and heavy-gauge, indicating a luxury production standard rather than mass-market hollowware. These items represent the high period of American silverware production, known for durability and understated elegance.