Including a pair of George V cutwork napkin rings with unidentified sponsor's and Birmingham (1920) hallmarks; a pair of Aesthetic period sterling silver napkin rings by Wood & Hughes (some denting); a sterling silver napkin ring by Towle, number 118 (minor dings); a German .800 silver napkin ring (with some slight tears to edges); and two similar sterling napkin rings by Camusso. No monograms.

6.15 total troy oz.

From the estate of Emily Manning, born into poverty in Milledgeville, Georgia, who made her way to Duke University and to Lima, Peru, where she met her husband. From Peru to Peoria, Glasgow to Geneva, they lived a wonderful life before settling down in Asheville, NC.