A WISHBONE NAPKIN RING MARKED MERIDEN 636 E

Lot of Four Silver Plate Assorted Animal Napkin Rings. One marked Meriden company and another marked E.P.N.S

Included in this lot is a rooster on shovel napkin ring marked Meriden Britannia Co., #181. Silver is only fair, otherwise good condition. Plate 258. There is a napkin holder on lily pad. This piece i

Unusual ornate antique silverplate condiment set. Marked Meriden. Napkin ring, salt and pepper shakers and salt dip. Great quality and detail. & ½ inches tall. 3 ¼ inches wide at shaker base

FIGURAL NAPKIN RING & SALT AND PEPPER TRAY, MARKED MERIDEN, GOOD CONDITION, 9 1.2" H. FLORAL DECORATED NAPKIN RING & SALT AND PEPPER TRAY, GOOD CONDITION, 8" H.

This lot of 2: consist of a figural man and woman tennis players napkin rings. The man is marked with Meriden Britannia Co., stamp and numbered 284. The woman is marked Rogers & Bro., #283. Pretty flo

VICTORIAN NAPKIN RING HOLDERS. CHERUB & FAIRY FIGURES. 1 MARKED MERIDEN, 1 MARKED SIMPSON HALL MILLER & CO. GOOD OVERALL CONDITION.

Together with two napkin rings, six horn form place card holders, a salt cellar, and a group of salt and pepper shakers, all silver plated or silver metal.

3 pc Lot of Victorian Silverplate Napkin rings. One is marked Rogers, one is marked Meriden, and one is unmarked.

(4) Victorian Silverplate Napkin Rings, (1) Girl And Dog Marked Tufts #1148, (1) Owl With Glass Eyes Marked Osborn #706, (1) Glass Ring With Silver Base Marked Meriden #244, (1) Cat Marked Knickerbock

Silver Plate Cat Napkin Ring. Marked: "Meridian Company Quadruple Plate 235." Approximately3.5L x 3.25H x 1.5W in.

(2) Figural Napkin Rings, Silverplate, (1) Marked Reed & Barton #1346, Boy Roping Barrel, Rope Is Not Currently Attached To His Hand, (1) Marked Meriden #161, Boy Pushing Ring, Alabama Private Collect

Antique figural silverplate napkin ring. Child holding a toothpick holder in shape of flower. Great quality and detail. Marked Meriden as shown in photo. Great quality and detail. 4 5/8 inches tall x

This lot includes a large deer carrying a napkin holder on its back. Stands on a plain rectangular base. Marked Meriden B. Company #204. Engraved with initials. Silver loss, otherwise very good condit

BERRY & LEAF, FLOWER BASKET, & DIFFERENT DESIGNS. MARKED MERIDEN. GOOD OVERALL CONDITION.

This lot includes a cow that stands next to a milk bucket shaped napkin holder. The heavy raised round base depicts a meadow of flowers and leaves. Marked Meriden Silver Plate Co., #268. Silver and co

1 MARKED MERIDEN & 1 MARKED KNICKERBOCKER. GOOD OVERALL CONDITION.

This lot includes a Kate Greenaway type boy in long coat wearing a big hat., stands in front of napkin holder. Marked Meriden B. Company, #251. Silver and condition are very good. Plate 527. There is

This lot includes a large rooster that stands on the handle of a shovel which supports the napkin holder. All on a plain rectangular base. Marked Meriden B. Company, #181. Tarnished, but silver and co

This lot includes small dogs which are chained, looking through the door openings of the dog houses on each side of the napkin holder. Marked Meriden B. Company; #270. Plate 17. There is an angry-look

This lot includes a chicken and garden rake that are mounted on one side of a round, raised base. The napkin holder is on the other side of the rake. Marked E.G. Webster & Bro, #172. Tarnished, but co

Victorian Silverplate Condiment Set, 3.5" x 5.5", Features Napkin Ring With Lily Pad Removable Salt & Pepper Shaker, Marked Meriden #2 Silverplate, Fred Zumthurn Collection.

Wm. Rogers, Hartford, Conn- two butterllies support an ornate large ring flanked by two sidepieces; ; Rogers Smith Meriden fan based double butterfly support to large napkin ring, marked at the unders

Collection of eight (8) silverplate figural cherub motif napkin rings of various makers, 20th century Six marked for Meriden Silver Plate Co (American (Meriden, Connecticut) 1969-1930), one apparently

3.5" X 3.75" Figural Silver-plate Napkin Ring Two Cherubs Holding Ring - Base Marked "Original Made by Meriden Britannia Co. Circa 1878"