NINE SILVER NAPKIN RINGS, 236g

A group of sterling silver napkin rings both English and North American, various dates and designs.

Predominantly English makers, various designs and impressed marks to each. Dia. of largest 5 cm (2 in)

Sterling Silver Napkin Rings, three (3) pairs and three (3) singles, various makers. 162.0 grams

Nine (9) sterling silver napkin rings plus one (1) silverplated napkin ring, including one (1) William B. Durgin with chased foliate design, stamped with maker's mark, Sterling Silver; one (1) Rand &

Set of nine (9) sterling silver napkin rings marked Suarti, each having raised diamond and teardrop decoration and four cabochon stones including 3 with jade stones and 4 with labradorite stones. All

A Pair of Sterling Silver Napkin Rings. Together with nine American sterling silver napkin rings, eight of which are monogrammed 6.35 ozt

DESCRIPTION: Nine Reed & Barton "1824 Collection" silver plated napkin rings, each marked on underside: (3) Foal napkin rings. (2) Monkey napkin rings. (2) Rooster napkin rings. (2) Lighthouse napkin

Nine sterling silver and glass coasters, four sterling napkin rings, one sterling pedestal dish, one sterling ashtray, two small sterling salt spoons, one sterling dish 5.5" diameter.

English and American. The lot includes a very handsome and heavy pair by Atkin Brothers circa 1860, along with seven other rings. Nine are included in the lot. 231 grams standard Sold from the collect

Nine German/French napkin rings (six silver), late 19th century, and four Italian tiny spoons, after 1968Diameter 2 - 6 cm, weight 53.7 g. Condition: II +

American and English. A group of eleven napkin rings, nine marked sterling; largest lg. 3 in., total sterling wt. 4.72ozt (147.5g).

Group of 13 assorted napkin rings, comprising nine in sterling silver including Webster, Towle, Whiting, R. Blackinton &Co., Lunt, and Randahl; and a set of four silver plate octagonal rings, each ins

Nine Pieces of Continental Silver, German & Dutch. All marked .800 or .830, comprising an open salt, napkin ring, two flower form shakers, a cake server, a small fork, two spoons, and a .800 silver ha

GREAT VICTORIAN SILVER-PLATED GROUP. Including nine individual pieces comprising a charming cupid holding tulip napkin ring, a salt and pepper with original shakers, a pickle caster with original glas

Ten (10). American. 1880s. Silver plate. One cherub and nine animals including a butterfly, a lion, and birds. Another depicts a vase. Meriden, James W. Tufts (Boston), Poole, Simpson, Hall & Miller,

A GROUP OF AMERICAN, CHINESE, AND ENGLISH SILVER DINING ACCESSORIES by various makers, 19th-20th centuries Comprising a set of nine matchbox cases by S. Kirk & Son, a pair of napkin rings by Minshull

Crafted of sterling silver. Various designs featuring relief, figures, and monogram engraving. Largest measures 1 3/4" x 1 1/2". Total weight approximately 432 grams. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will

Set of 20 sterling silver napkin rings with 24 silver place card holders each with grape vine decorations. Napkin rings marked 925. 23.33 ozt. Place card holders unmarked but weigh 14.67 ozt

Good Group of Six Medallion Coin Silver Napkin Rings , c. 1870, unmarked, various portrait medallions, wt. 5.35 troy ozs Provenance: Collection of Dr. Mark A. Geist, Providence, RI.

Twelve American Repousse Silver Napkin Rings each stamped: SILVER and STERLING 18.86 ozt 377 dwt Height 1 3/4 inches.

(lot of 11) Sterling silver napkin rings, most English, with Birmingham and Sheffield hallmarks, dates ranging between 1883-1973, makers include William Vale & Sons, Thomas Nowill Batt, Harman Brother

Twelve Buccellati Silver Napkin Rings20th centuryweight 10 ozt 19 dwt

Fifteen Sterling Silver Napkin Rings19th century to early 20th century, mostly American makers and monograms / engravings, with exception of one with mark of Rolason Brothers, Birmingham (1924), all m

A large set of antique silver napkin rings, circa the late 19th or early 20th cenury. There are 27 rings in total. Some pieces have British silver hallmarks, a lion passant, an anchor, and other hallm