Antique 1920's Art Deco SIGNED Ostby & Barton Soldier Cameo Hand Milgrained Solid Sterling Silver Men's Ring
Beautifully Done Hand Milgrained Details on the Ornate Shoulders
Offers Are Welcome
EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION
Up for sale is a recent find, an Antique 1920's Art Deco Ostby & Barton Soldier Cameo Hand Milgrained Solid Sterling Silver Men's Ring in EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION. This Antique 1920's Art Deco Solid Sterling Silver Ring is set with a Stunning 16x12mm Cast Soldier Cameo. This beautifully detailed cameo is the profile of a bearded soldier with a crested helmet. The interior of the ring stamped "OB" which is the hallmark for Ostby & Barton an extremely collectible and sought after antique/vintage brand. Ostby & Barton, Providence R.I. The business was established in 1879 by Englehart C. Ostby and Nathan B. Barton. Ostby perished in the Titanic disaster while his daughter Helen made it to a lifeboat and survived. The company went on to become one of the most famous jewelry companies in the world. Ostby & Barton Jewelry is now an extremely collectible. This classic ring has beautifully done hand milgrained details on the ornate shoulders. Milgrain details look so beautiful, appealing and interesting because the beaded pattern is able to make the area resemble the edge of a coin. A specialized jeweler's hand tool is used to create interesting texture that is said to resemble tiny beading or embroidery. This ring was manufactured using a stamping method common during that era. The darker oil slick look in the details and recessed areas is the natural patina of the ring that only comes with age. If you would like us to polish the ring further to remove this patina just let us know, it is no problem at all. This ring is in EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION and will arrive ready to wear.
This is an Antique 1920's Art Deco SIGNED Ostby & Barton Men's Ring not a copy or reproduction.
Ostby & Barton, Providence R.I. The business was established in 1879 by Englehart C. Ostby and Nathan B. Barton. Ostby perished in the Titanic disaster while his daughter Helen made it to a lifeboat and survived. The company went on to become one of the most famous jewelry companies in the world. Ostby & Barton Jewelry is now an extremely collectible and highly sought after vintage/antique brand.
Ring Size & Measurements: This ring is a size 8 and can be sized up or down by any competent jeweler. Ring dimensions are 23mm tall and 22mm wide. Ring rises 3.5mm from the finger. (1 inch = 25mm) 6.0 Grams (0.21 Ounce) Over 1/5 Ounce Total Weight
Silver: This ring is fully hallmarked "Sterling" and tests as and is guaranteed to be Solid Sterling Silver. (Again this ring is guaranteed to be Solid Sterling Silver not plated or layered)
All our Rings will include a FREE Ring Gift Box
A Note Regarding Our Shipping Safety: The inside of our shipments is cleaned along with the ring box and packing materials with Tricide 10, a virucidal in an alcohol spray that disinfects and leaves no residue. The rings are cleaned using an ultraviolet UV-C sterilizer disinfection box that sterilizes without the use of any chemicals that might damage the gemstone.
Beautifully Done Hand Milgrained Details on the Ornate Shoulders
Offers Are Welcome
EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION
Up for sale is a recent find, an Antique 1920's Art Deco Ostby & Barton Soldier Cameo Hand Milgrained Solid Sterling Silver Men's Ring in EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION. This Antique 1920's Art Deco Solid Sterling Silver Ring is set with a Stunning 16x12mm Cast Soldier Cameo. This beautifully detailed cameo is the profile of a bearded soldier with a crested helmet. The interior of the ring stamped "OB" which is the hallmark for Ostby & Barton an extremely collectible and sought after antique/vintage brand. Ostby & Barton, Providence R.I. The business was established in 1879 by Englehart C. Ostby and Nathan B. Barton. Ostby perished in the Titanic disaster while his daughter Helen made it to a lifeboat and survived. The company went on to become one of the most famous jewelry companies in the world. Ostby & Barton Jewelry is now an extremely collectible. This classic ring has beautifully done hand milgrained details on the ornate shoulders. Milgrain details look so beautiful, appealing and interesting because the beaded pattern is able to make the area resemble the edge of a coin. A specialized jeweler's hand tool is used to create interesting texture that is said to resemble tiny beading or embroidery. This ring was manufactured using a stamping method common during that era. The darker oil slick look in the details and recessed areas is the natural patina of the ring that only comes with age. If you would like us to polish the ring further to remove this patina just let us know, it is no problem at all. This ring is in EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION and will arrive ready to wear.
This is an Antique 1920's Art Deco SIGNED Ostby & Barton Men's Ring not a copy or reproduction.
Ostby & Barton, Providence R.I. The business was established in 1879 by Englehart C. Ostby and Nathan B. Barton. Ostby perished in the Titanic disaster while his daughter Helen made it to a lifeboat and survived. The company went on to become one of the most famous jewelry companies in the world. Ostby & Barton Jewelry is now an extremely collectible and highly sought after vintage/antique brand.
Ring Size & Measurements: This ring is a size 8 and can be sized up or down by any competent jeweler. Ring dimensions are 23mm tall and 22mm wide. Ring rises 3.5mm from the finger. (1 inch = 25mm) 6.0 Grams (0.21 Ounce) Over 1/5 Ounce Total Weight
Silver: This ring is fully hallmarked "Sterling" and tests as and is guaranteed to be Solid Sterling Silver. (Again this ring is guaranteed to be Solid Sterling Silver not plated or layered)
All our Rings will include a FREE Ring Gift Box
A Note Regarding Our Shipping Safety: The inside of our shipments is cleaned along with the ring box and packing materials with Tricide 10, a virucidal in an alcohol spray that disinfects and leaves no residue. The rings are cleaned using an ultraviolet UV-C sterilizer disinfection box that sterilizes without the use of any chemicals that might damage the gemstone.