AH flatware

[ErichS]

Hope Im not Hi Jacking here,,but did want to show my napkin and holder too,,

Greg

Really nice and unusual pieces of AH silver gents.

Greg,
I gotta say that I have never been a fan of napkin rings and as far as I know,none have ever been listed on any officicial inventory lists. With that being said, your example is the first that I have seen that I actually like and it may have possibilities.

[fredyfang]

Another A H Item to show, casserole dish and a napkin, in the center of napkin it says BERCHTESGADER HOF with a swaz in the center,,hard to show in photo, but its there,,

Greg

Hi Greg ,

You have here a very nice piece what does the pot weigh ?
I find it not polished more nicely. Then the piece simply has more character.

mfg
fredy

[realone]

Hi Erich,, yes its different than the other napkin rings that are out there, I have one of the other style that Tom Johnson shows in his war booty books, The ring came from the late Don Frailey collection along with the napkin too if I remember right. sure wish it could talk, then we would know for sure lol.

Hi Fredy,, yeah I like the look as well its nice to see all the patina. dont know the weight sorry
Thanks guys


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Greg

[ErichS]

Hi Erich,, yes its different than the other napkin rings that are out there, I have one of the other style that Tom Johnson shows in his war booty books, The ring came from the late Don Frailey collection along with the napkin too if I remember right. sure wish it could talk, then we would know for sure lol.

Hi Fredy,, yeah I like the look as well its nice to see all the patina. dont know the weight sorry
Thanks guys


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Greg

Greg,

If I remember the napkin rings in Johnson's book belonged to Charlie Snyder who I think also first brought them to market, enough said. Yours I like.

Erich

[Br. James]

I can't make out the hallmarks on the wine stopper, the candy bowl lid or the napkin holder; better photos would be much appreciated. I've never seen any other examples of these pieces before. Thanks, friends,

Br. James

[realone]

Yeah Erich,,your right,,I just looked back in Tom Johnson war booty book and its credit to him.

Greg

[BrianK]

Let's hope Snyder doesn't have an in house silversmith in his employ.

[Ed.Anderson,Jr.]

I can't make out the hallmarks on the wine stopper, the candy bowl lid or the napkin holder; better photos would be much appreciated. I've never seen any other examples of these pieces before. Thanks, friends,

Br. James

Photos, Ed.

[realone]

Heres mine too.

Greg

[Ed.Anderson,Jr.]

Other items

[Ed.Anderson,Jr.]

Last but not least, marked "Wellner"

[realone]

Heres my Napkin holder,,Bruckmann marked and 935 , this in the one in Johnson book,,but with Synders credit to owning them YIKES, but they still look cool

Greg

[realone]

pic#2

[realone]

Oh its 925 not 935,,hit wrong key,,need glasses


Greg

[BrianK]

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I calculate $12,000 - $15,000 retail in this pic.