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5 x dancing horse on base next to engraved napkin ring, marked Knickerbocker 218
dancing horse on unusual shaped base jumping up onto napkin ring, marked Webster 157, Excellent condition.
It is not shown in the book by Gottschalk & Whitson "Figural Napkin Rings: Collector's Identification and Value Guide", so is quite rare.
The same horse appears in many other figural napkin rings. There is a similar one in plate 91 on page 44.
This figural napkin ring has the same horse as the rings above but the horse is alongside teh ring.
Marked number 8 only.
2 x Similar design to above, but with a smaller horse jumping up towards a napkin ring.
Also on a scoll design base. Maker and number not marked.
3 x Another horse figural napkin ring. KSC (Knickerbocker Silver Company) 1230.
It is shown in the book by Gottschalk & Whitson "Figural Napkin Rings: Collector's Identification and Value Guide", on page 43 in plate 89.
They valued it at $200-$350 in 1996
Horse with a crop leaning on the ring. Part of crop is missing.
Marked Knickerbocker 1278
This figural napkin ring has a horse alongside a pieced napkin holder on a wavy shaped rectanular base. Marked EPNS JBE (maker) Made in England.
2 x A horse stands on an oval base next to beautifully engraved napkin ring in the 4-leaf clover shape.
In excellent near mint condition. Marked as made by Knickerbocker Silver Co. 1276.
The second one just has dust on it.
The underside is marked "manufactured and guaranteed by" "Knickerbocker Silver Co." 1276.
It is NOT shown in the book by Gottschalk and Whitson's book "Figural napkin Rings: Collectors Identification and Value Guild", guaranteed to be authentic.
It must be very rare not being in the book, especially with that shaped ring.
CHECK may have 3
A horse stands next to a round napkin ring on an oval base. Very similar to the Knickerbocker napkin ring above. There is another napkin ring by knickerbocker with a horse next to a round napkin ring, but it on a rectangular base and is #1278. The knickerbocker napkin rings all had the horse on the right side of the napkin ring (looking at it from the front), where as this napkin ring made by Columbia Silver Co #C110, has the horse on the left hand side. I have researched the Columbia Silver Co.. It was in existence in the 1890's but there are no records of where it operated from. The condition of this rare napkin ring good but it has significant areas of silver plate loss (flaking).
2 x This is an extremely rare rearing horse figural napkin ring. It is not marked as to maker or numbered.
NOT shown in the book by Gottschalk and Whitson's book "Figural napkin Rings: Collectors Identification and Value Guild",
so is RARE as it was not in their collection or that of their friends.
21 x prancing horse pulling napkin ring on wheels.
Most have tail separated from the napkin ring scroll work, but this is quite common with these napkin rings.
Marked Meriden B Company 214.
These were very popular in Australia.
This is a small child size version of the above horse napkin ring, marked Meriden B Company 213.
large horse pulling napkin ring, unmarked. one hind leg of horse is a bit short, but stands up okay.
This figural napkin ring has a rather large horse pulling the ring like it is a cart.
Maker and number not marked as far as I can tell, but guaranteed authentic. G&W say it is made by Middletown Plate Co. with number 87.
They valued it as over $500 USD in 1996.
This is an extremely rare figural napkin ring with two horses heads.
You will not find much about it is books and on the Internet but it has been authenticated by experts.
It is marked Derby Silver Co. 327. In excellent condition.
This is a super are figural napkin ring that has two horses pulling the ring/cart.
It is unmarked as to maker or number. Shown in G&W plate 85 on page 42.
2 x A horse stands behind a fence. Marked Meriden Silver Plate Co. 0284, Rare!!
Ever so slightly different holders. One has larger beading, other engraved. Both look authentic.
It is hard to tell if second one is marked as there is the remnits of a sticker on the bottom. I'll check another time.
Not all ring were marked anyhow.
5 x dancing horse on base next to engraved napkin ring, marked Knickerbocker 218
dancing horse on unusual shaped base jumping up onto napkin ring, marked Webster 157, Excellent condition.
It is not shown in the book by Gottschalk & Whitson "Figural Napkin Rings: Collector's Identification and Value Guide", so is quite rare.
The same horse appears in many other figural napkin rings. There is a similar one in plate 91 on page 44.
This figural napkin ring has the same horse as the rings above but the horse is alongside teh ring.
Marked number 8 only.
2 x Similar design to above, but with a smaller horse jumping up towards a napkin ring.
Also on a scoll design base. Maker and number not marked.
3 x Another horse figural napkin ring. KSC (Knickerbocker Silver Company) 1230.
It is shown in the book by Gottschalk & Whitson "Figural Napkin Rings: Collector's Identification and Value Guide", on page 43 in plate 89.
They valued it at $200-$350 in 1996
Horse with a crop leaning on the ring. Part of crop is missing.
Marked Knickerbocker 1278
This figural napkin ring has a horse alongside a pieced napkin holder on a wavy shaped rectanular base. Marked EPNS JBE (maker) Made in England.
2 x A horse stands on an oval base next to beautifully engraved napkin ring in the 4-leaf clover shape.
In excellent near mint condition. Marked as made by Knickerbocker Silver Co. 1276.
The second one just has dust on it.
The underside is marked "manufactured and guaranteed by" "Knickerbocker Silver Co." 1276.
It is NOT shown in the book by Gottschalk and Whitson's book "Figural napkin Rings: Collectors Identification and Value Guild", guaranteed to be authentic.
It must be very rare not being in the book, especially with that shaped ring.
CHECK may have 3
A horse stands next to a round napkin ring on an oval base. Very similar to the Knickerbocker napkin ring above. There is another napkin ring by knickerbocker with a horse next to a round napkin ring, but it on a rectangular base and is #1278. The knickerbocker napkin rings all had the horse on the right side of the napkin ring (looking at it from the front), where as this napkin ring made by Columbia Silver Co #C110, has the horse on the left hand side. I have researched the Columbia Silver Co.. It was in existence in the 1890's but there are no records of where it operated from. The condition of this rare napkin ring good but it has significant areas of silver plate loss (flaking).
2 x This is an extremely rare rearing horse figural napkin ring. It is not marked as to maker or numbered.
NOT shown in the book by Gottschalk and Whitson's book "Figural napkin Rings: Collectors Identification and Value Guild",
so is RARE as it was not in their collection or that of their friends.
21 x prancing horse pulling napkin ring on wheels.
Most have tail separated from the napkin ring scroll work, but this is quite common with these napkin rings.
Marked Meriden B Company 214.
These were very popular in Australia.
This is a small child size version of the above horse napkin ring, marked Meriden B Company 213.
large horse pulling napkin ring, unmarked. one hind leg of horse is a bit short, but stands up okay.
This figural napkin ring has a rather large horse pulling the ring like it is a cart.
Maker and number not marked as far as I can tell, but guaranteed authentic. G&W say it is made by Middletown Plate Co. with number 87.
They valued it as over $500 USD in 1996.
This is an extremely rare figural napkin ring with two horses heads.
You will not find much about it is books and on the Internet but it has been authenticated by experts.
It is marked Derby Silver Co. 327. In excellent condition.
This is a super are figural napkin ring that has two horses pulling the ring/cart.
It is unmarked as to maker or number. Shown in G&W plate 85 on page 42.
2 x A horse stands behind a fence. Marked Meriden Silver Plate Co. 0284, Rare!!
Ever so slightly different holders. One has larger beading, other engraved. Both look authentic.
It is hard to tell if second one is marked as there is the remnits of a sticker on the bottom. I'll check another time.
Not all ring were marked anyhow.