Here are some photographs of my figural napkin rings with a people (female) theme (includes some Kate Greenaway figurals).

This is a private collection display of figural napkin rings and toothpick holders, and some other figurals (such as card trays, and knife rests).
Most of these items were made in the USA from about 1860 to 1900. Some are available FOR SALE/or SWAP.

As a collector I am not really interested in selling any figural napkin rings or toothpick holders that I only have one of (You can still ask though).
I am prepared to sell or swap any items I have more than one of. Swaps will be on the basis of comparable value.

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As a collector I am always interested in buying anything I do not already have.


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Little Red Riding Hood, Reed & Barton 1492




A Kate Greenaway child sits on a chair of a carpet designed base. Marked Middleton Plate 98. In mint condition. Does not look to have been replated, just stored away and never used. What a find.


This is a very rare figural napkin ring which has a lady watering a flower withn a watering can.
The lady has a lovely gold-washed dress and there use to be gold wash around the edges.
The napkin ring is a bit bent, but I will straighten it one day on my anvil.
It is marked Meriden Silverplate Co. 0229.


Kate Greenaway Girl holding ring on base with figural swans corners, number  15



2 x This is a very rare and highly sort after Kate Greenaway figural napkin ring.
It is particularly hard to find in great condition like this one. With most that appear from time to time the rifle is broken.
These two are in very good condition. Marked Simpson Hall Miller & Co. 205.
 

bust of woman with base, unmarked



Proud confident lady with hands on hips, maybe dancing.
The ring is unmarked (except for a 02?) but is located in G&W to have been made by Barbour Silver Co. # 2903 (see G&W page 284).
I have another one of these in the 'Male" figural napkin rings (paired with the matching male ring), so this one is available FOR SALE/or SWAP.



girl keeping hands warm, alongside napkin ring, unmarked


A little girl with a bonnet over her head sits next to this figural napkin ring. It is not marked but is guaranteed to be authentic. It is in G&W's book as such. In excellent condition. The ring is a bit smaller than other rings, so was probably made for a child.


girl keeping hands warm, standing in front of napkin ring, unmarked


ladt stands alongside napkin ring on sled/sleigh, unmarked



Kate Greenaway girl rolling ring, number 032. Available FOR SALE/or SWAP.


two more kate Greenaway girl napkin rings, also marked 032.
These are a pair, and probably belonged to a married couple (monogrammed "Jack" and "Sarah").
Note that they have different patterns on the napkin ring itself. One is decorated with crosses.


Another one marked 032.


Here is yet another one like the above, a Kate greenaway girl marked 032.
This one is in near mint condition, and is mine, as has name "George" on it.


girl standing in front of napkin ring warming hands,
marked but hard to read, maybe Reed & Barton


large girl standing in front of napkin ring, marked  Barbour Bros, cannot see number, looks like partner to the similar Tom Sawyer napkin ring also made by barbour Bros.


Kate Grenaway girl rolling ring on base
Marked Barbour Bros.


Kate Greenaway girl rolling ring, pewter, marked Miller SP Co., but looks to be a pewter finish.
Available FOR SALE/or SWAP.


lady with water bottle standing alongside napkin ring


lady dancing in front of hexagonal napkin ring


girl eating or crying in front of napkin ring



girl carrying basket of flowers in front of napkin ring


As above. The girl is missing her left arm. Available FOR SALE/or SWAP.



Kate Greenaway girl with hands in muff, with dog on other side of ring.
In excellent condition. Marked Derby Silver Co. 314

 
This is a fabulous Kate Greenaway napkin ring with a girl and a bulldog. It is marked Homan Silver Plate 297


This is a fabulous napkin ring depicting a woman on a sled. It is marked Rogers Silver Co. 273, condition is  near mint, absolutely flawless.




A draped lady stands at either end of an elevated napkin ring on a decorated base.
It is stamped with the maker's name but I cannot make it out. It is numbered 273 anyhow.
In very good condition, nice darken patina.
I believe I may have 2 of these rings (see below), in which case one is available FOR SALE/or SWAP.



2 x a lovely ring with a very detailed girl holding onto the sides of the napkin ring.
It is marked Meriden B Company 280. Both in excellent condition. One available FOR SALE/or SWAP.



This figural napkin ring has a girl lying (face down) on her knees and elbows on an oval shaped base with an American flag inpressed on it. The napkin holder sits on her back. It has a flared edge. This figural napkin ring is marked Wilcox Silver plate Co. 01548. There is a corresponding figural napkin ring with the girl lying on her back face up.



This figural napkin ring is the partner to the one above. It has a large girl standing in front of the napkin ring.
It is marked Meriden B Company 250. In excellent condition. This is authentic.



This is a large figural napkin ring with a Victorian lady carrying the napkin ring on her back with a chain, follwed by a small dog. The detail is fabulous. It is marked Reed & Barton 1175. In very good condition.


a Kate Greenaway girl stands on two branches with the napkin ring in front of her as it she is riding a stand up sled, with 3 owls at the front. Numbered 206 on the bottom of the girl's foot. Nice original condition with darkish patina


A girl plays with a dog with a ball on a base decorated with flowers and crosses. Marked Cromwell Plate Co. and numbered 171. This is the same pigtailed girl that appears in another napkin ring above. In excellent condition with nice patina.




Two ladies stand on either sied of the napkin ring which actually rests on their backs on a lovely oval ornate decorated base.
Marked Meriden Silver Plate Co. 273 (or maybe 278)
I believe I may have 2 of these rings (see above), in which case one is available FOR SALE/or SWAP.




This figural napkin ring has lady liberty holding a wreath in front of a square/diamond-shaped which is impressed with flowers leaves and scrolls. the base is rectangualr. Nice dark patina but some pitting especially on the base. Marked Reed & Barton #1884. This ring is c1875.


This figural napkin ring has a lady (possibly Egyptian, or other northern African) holding bowl on her head, on top of which sits the napkin holder. It is marked as having been made by Pelton Bros., St Louis, triple plate. I cannot see a number. It looks to have a name and the date 1910 inscribed on the inside of the napkin holder (That would have been difficult to do.).