This lot includes a winged cherub that sits on a pedestal and grasps a bud vase holder in its' right hand. The glass bud vase is missing. The cherub and napkin holder are on a rectangular base with flower shaped feet. Marked Meriden B. Company, #220. Tarnished, but otherwise in good condition. Plate 304. Next is a Kate Greenaway type girl in bonnet, dress and apron that pushes napkin holder. Marked with the number 032. Silver loss, otherwise in good condition. Plate 539. Another one is a draped lady that holds a mirror in her left hand while standing by napkin holder on a raised round base. Marked Rockford Silver Plate Co., #178. What is missing is a silver plated bud vase that should be in her right hand (part of her right hand is also missing). Silver condition is good. Plate 321. There is also a small chick that sits on a leaf base that also supports a wishbone with the napkin holder atop. On the napkin holder in raised letter are the words "Best Wishes." Marked on a coin, Meriden B. Company, #637. Silver loss, otherwise in good condition. In addition, there is also a napkin ring that is composed of a stylized morning glory bud vase, an Oriental fan, bamboo leaves and the napkin holder atop which sits a bee. On a rectangular base with chamfered corners. Marked Simpson, Hall, Millers & Co., #024. Silver loss, otherwise good condition. Very similar to plate 322, except this napkin ring has a bee on the napkin holder rather than a butterfly. There is a also a chick with ruffled feathers that stands on a branch beside an upright wishbone and a scroll edged napkin holder. The napkin holder is engraved, "A Sterling Wish." Plate 268. Finally, there is a boy in knickers and a hat with sleeves rolled up pulls a napkin holder on wheels. Marked Rogers & Bro. Engraved with the name "Emma." Of more recent vintage. Size Largest : 3 -1/2" L.