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kangaroo next to nicely designed napkin ring, unmarked
2 x Although this figural napkin ring has a kangaroo it is American and not Australian made. It is c 1880, and if very similar to the one above but the kangaroo is now facing to the side. Unmarked as to maker and number. This figural napkin ring is rarer than the one above.
One is available FOR SALE/or SWAP.
bull on oval base napkin ring, marked Knickerbocker Silver Co.1250
This figural napkin ring has the same bull as in the ring above but the bull is now alongside a hexagonal shaped napkin holder.
The maker or number are not marked. This is not unusual. Guaranteed 19th century, and probably made by Knickerbocker Silver Co.
Another similar bill figural napkin ring with the napkin holder consisting of 6 arcs. Unmarked.
In excellent condition.
This figural napkin ring has a relatively smaller napkin holder so is probably made for a child. It has a cow standing next to a tree branch with the napkin holder above. It is marked Rogers Smith & Co., who were absorbed into Meriden B Company in the 1860s.
This figural napkin ring has a sheep or lamb standing alongside an engraved napkin holder with a shaped edging.
Maker and number not marked. Looks to be American to me.
Another sheep figural napkin ring with a large-ish sized sheep next to a slightly smaller than normal sized napkin holder ring.
Marked barbour Silver Co. #13. In good condition, some bending on base, and small patches of plate loss. This is a very rare ring.
buffalo next to pieced napkin ring, unmarked, possibly Apollo Silver Co.
elephant next to flower-shaped napkin ring, unmarked
A fabulous llama napkin ring with frilled pie-crust edge.
A sitting pig has a flattened napkin ring resting up against it behind. There is a hallmark on the pig's chest that I cannot make out.
Looks liek a lamb or sheep (or maybe even a dog) on top of a triangular shaped napkin ring.
In this figural napkin ring, a monkey stands upright on a rocky design oval shaped base pushing a napkn ring.
It is marked Anchor Silver Plate Co., which is listed in G&W's book, but I cannot find a number.
Has a nice darlish patina. The top would ahve been cleaned some time ago but still with nice patina.
The ring is a bit worn at the front because this is where you tend to crab the ring when picking it up.
This figural napkin ring has a monkey with almost human like facial features holding the napkin holder up. It is marked James W Tufts 3303. It has a rich dark patina. This is a spot at the front of the base where something may have been. Still, this is an extremely rare figural napkin ring.
This is a lovely figural napkin ring made by Rogers Smith & co (Meriden) # 269, with a camel.
This figural napkin ring has a large wolf standing next to an engraved napkin holder on a base,
which was used quite a lot by Barbour Silver Co. (see for example cherub napkin rings) It is marked Barbour Silver Co. # 9. In excellent condition.
This is a very rare bear figural napkin ring. It is marked Middletown Plate Co. # 89
This figural napkin ring has a napkin holder sitting on a mouse (or rat). I believe the mouse had glass eyes originally. Unmarked
This figural napkin ring has a beaver sitting on top of a branch with shoots and leaves above the napkin holder. The base (which has been used in other figural napkin rings....see for example the birds section) is a large thick leaf. It is marked Toronto S.P. Co. 1110. In excellent condition with darkish patina.
kangaroo next to nicely designed napkin ring, unmarked
2 x Although this figural napkin ring has a kangaroo it is American and not Australian made. It is c 1880, and if very similar to the one above but the kangaroo is now facing to the side. Unmarked as to maker and number. This figural napkin ring is rarer than the one above.
One is available FOR SALE/or SWAP.
bull on oval base napkin ring, marked Knickerbocker Silver Co.1250
This figural napkin ring has the same bull as in the ring above but the bull is now alongside a hexagonal shaped napkin holder.
The maker or number are not marked. This is not unusual. Guaranteed 19th century, and probably made by Knickerbocker Silver Co.
Another similar bill figural napkin ring with the napkin holder consisting of 6 arcs. Unmarked.
In excellent condition.
This figural napkin ring has a relatively smaller napkin holder so is probably made for a child. It has a cow standing next to a tree branch with the napkin holder above. It is marked Rogers Smith & Co., who were absorbed into Meriden B Company in the 1860s.
This figural napkin ring has a sheep or lamb standing alongside an engraved napkin holder with a shaped edging.
Maker and number not marked. Looks to be American to me.
Another sheep figural napkin ring with a large-ish sized sheep next to a slightly smaller than normal sized napkin holder ring.
Marked barbour Silver Co. #13. In good condition, some bending on base, and small patches of plate loss. This is a very rare ring.
buffalo next to pieced napkin ring, unmarked, possibly Apollo Silver Co.
elephant next to flower-shaped napkin ring, unmarked
A fabulous llama napkin ring with frilled pie-crust edge.
A sitting pig has a flattened napkin ring resting up against it behind. There is a hallmark on the pig's chest that I cannot make out.
Looks liek a lamb or sheep (or maybe even a dog) on top of a triangular shaped napkin ring.
In this figural napkin ring, a monkey stands upright on a rocky design oval shaped base pushing a napkn ring.
It is marked Anchor Silver Plate Co., which is listed in G&W's book, but I cannot find a number.
Has a nice darlish patina. The top would ahve been cleaned some time ago but still with nice patina.
The ring is a bit worn at the front because this is where you tend to crab the ring when picking it up.
This figural napkin ring has a monkey with almost human like facial features holding the napkin holder up. It is marked James W Tufts 3303. It has a rich dark patina. This is a spot at the front of the base where something may have been. Still, this is an extremely rare figural napkin ring.
This is a lovely figural napkin ring made by Rogers Smith & co (Meriden) # 269, with a camel.
This figural napkin ring has a large wolf standing next to an engraved napkin holder on a base,
which was used quite a lot by Barbour Silver Co. (see for example cherub napkin rings) It is marked Barbour Silver Co. # 9. In excellent condition.
This is a very rare bear figural napkin ring. It is marked Middletown Plate Co. # 89
This figural napkin ring has a napkin holder sitting on a mouse (or rat). I believe the mouse had glass eyes originally. Unmarked
This figural napkin ring has a beaver sitting on top of a branch with shoots and leaves above the napkin holder. The base (which has been used in other figural napkin rings....see for example the birds section) is a large thick leaf. It is marked Toronto S.P. Co. 1110. In excellent condition with darkish patina.