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squirrel eating nuts next to a wavy shaped engraved napkin ring, unmarked
squirrel eating nuts next to a ring covered over with an oak leaf, marked 85
A squirrel eating nuts next to a wavy shaped napkin ring, marked Rockford 139.
This is a lovely figural napkin ring with a squirrel on a rectangular base.
Marked Meriden B Company 194. In excellent condition, with a nice patina.
lovely squirrel on base napkin ring, marked Simpson Hall Miller & Co. #60.
In very good to excellent condition; ring just needs to be rounded on an anvil.
Two squirrels sit upright at either end of this figural napkin ring, with the ring sitting on a pedestal. This ring is based on the design of an earlier sterling silver napkin ring made by Gorham (see sterling silver section). Marked Harford Silver Plate Co. # 01. Must have been the first figural Hartford made.
squirrel eating nuts next to a wavy shaped unengraved napkin ring, unmarked
The squirrel was a very popular figural in figural napkin rings.
In this piece a large squirrel sits alongside a napkin holder decorated/engraved with acorns and oak leaves.
Marked van Bergh SP Co. #3.
a squirrel eating nuts sits on top of a tapered log-shaped napkin ring, decorated with leaves and nuts.
A squirrel sits on a branch which also forms the base for the napkin ring with a decorated edge.
I cannot find any markings on it, but it is definitely an oldie. Condition is excellent.
A squirrel eating a nut/accorn next to pieced (this is quite unusual, being pieced) napkin ring, marked Apollo Silver Co. 133, who only made a few napkin rings in their short time of existence.
This is a lovely figural napkin ring with an unusual shaped napkin ring with a divided swirling pattern on either side of the ring. The maker's name is not marked on this, as far as I can tell, but I guarantee it is a genuine antique figural napkin ring. I cannot find any reference to it from my books etc, so it must be quite rare. The detail on the squirrel is as per usual superb.
I am not sure what this animal is. It looks like a squirrel with the long ears, probably a rabbit, but has a bushy tail like a squirrel.
I'm calling it a rabbit. It is marked 0259 under the animal.
A squirrel pulls along a napkin ring sitting on a branch with a leaf and berry. In vg to excellent. I cannot see any maker's name or number. Guaranteed Victorian though.
squirrel eating nuts next to a wavy shaped engraved napkin ring, unmarked
squirrel eating nuts next to a ring covered over with an oak leaf, marked 85
A squirrel eating nuts next to a wavy shaped napkin ring, marked Rockford 139.
This is a lovely figural napkin ring with a squirrel on a rectangular base.
Marked Meriden B Company 194. In excellent condition, with a nice patina.
lovely squirrel on base napkin ring, marked Simpson Hall Miller & Co. #60.
In very good to excellent condition; ring just needs to be rounded on an anvil.
Two squirrels sit upright at either end of this figural napkin ring, with the ring sitting on a pedestal. This ring is based on the design of an earlier sterling silver napkin ring made by Gorham (see sterling silver section). Marked Harford Silver Plate Co. # 01. Must have been the first figural Hartford made.
squirrel eating nuts next to a wavy shaped unengraved napkin ring, unmarked
The squirrel was a very popular figural in figural napkin rings.
In this piece a large squirrel sits alongside a napkin holder decorated/engraved with acorns and oak leaves.
Marked van Bergh SP Co. #3.
a squirrel eating nuts sits on top of a tapered log-shaped napkin ring, decorated with leaves and nuts.
A squirrel sits on a branch which also forms the base for the napkin ring with a decorated edge.
I cannot find any markings on it, but it is definitely an oldie. Condition is excellent.
A squirrel eating a nut/accorn next to pieced (this is quite unusual, being pieced) napkin ring, marked Apollo Silver Co. 133, who only made a few napkin rings in their short time of existence.
This is a lovely figural napkin ring with an unusual shaped napkin ring with a divided swirling pattern on either side of the ring. The maker's name is not marked on this, as far as I can tell, but I guarantee it is a genuine antique figural napkin ring. I cannot find any reference to it from my books etc, so it must be quite rare. The detail on the squirrel is as per usual superb.
I am not sure what this animal is. It looks like a squirrel with the long ears, probably a rabbit, but has a bushy tail like a squirrel.
I'm calling it a rabbit. It is marked 0259 under the animal.
A squirrel pulls along a napkin ring sitting on a branch with a leaf and berry. In vg to excellent. I cannot see any maker's name or number. Guaranteed Victorian though.