5 Victorian figural silver-plated napkin holders Print Late 19th century, American, the first marked ''Rockford Silver P. Co. / Quadruple Plate / 178'', depicting a standing putto holding a vase, monogrammed ''GPP'' (4.125'' H x 3'' W x 3'' D); the second marked ''James W. Tufts / Quadruple Plate / Boston / Warranted / 1607'', depicting a reclining boy (2.75'' H x 3.75'' W x 1'' D); the third marked ''Mfd. & plated by / Reed & Barton / 2192 / Pat. Feb 24 1880 / Gilt'', depicting a standing girl holding a basket; the fourth marked ''Middletown Plate Co. / Quadruple Plate / 98 / Hard / White / Metal'', depicting a seated young girl in a bonnet (2.875'' H x 3.5'' W x 1.5'' D), the fifth apparently unmarked, depicting a boy in a winter coat (3.25'' H x 3'' W x 1.5'' H), 5 pieces, Provenance: Private Collection, Westchester, CA. Condition: Overall good condition, with general tarnishing and wear commensurate with age. One monogrammed, as stated.
5 Victorian figural silver-plated napkin holders Print Late 19th century, American, the first marked ''Rockford Silver P. Co. / Quadruple Plate / 178'', depicting a standing putto holding a vase, monogrammed ''GPP'' (4.125'' H x 3'' W x 3'' D); the second marked ''James W. Tufts / Quadruple Plate / Boston / Warranted / 1607'', depicting a reclining boy (2.75'' H x 3.75'' W x 1'' D); the third marked ''Mfd. & plated by / Reed & Barton / 2192 / Pat. Feb 24 1880 / Gilt'', depicting a standing girl holding a basket; the fourth marked ''Middletown Plate Co. / Quadruple Plate / 98 / Hard / White / Metal'', depicting a seated young girl in a bonnet (2.875'' H x 3.5'' W x 1.5'' D), the fifth apparently unmarked, depicting a boy in a winter coat (3.25'' H x 3'' W x 1.5'' H), 5 pieces, Provenance: Private Collection, Westchester, CA. Condition: Overall good condition, with general tarnishing and wear commensurate with age. One monogrammed, as stated.
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