A charming set of three antique or early vintage Gorham sterling silver napkin rings, each bearing a distinctive personalized engraving: “Grandad,” “Babo,” and “Patrick.” The inscriptions suggest a family grouping, with “Babo” understood as an affectionate name for grandmother; the original relationship of the owners is not documented.

Made by Gorham Manufacturing Company of Providence, Rhode Island, USA, each ring features an understated cylindrical body with traditional rolled upper and lower rims. The Gorham lion-anchor-G trademark and STERLING mark establish .925 silver content. Pattern/design number 13572 is visible on examples in the set. The styling is consistent with late nineteenth- to early twentieth-century American silver, although an exact manufacturing date has not been verified.

Measurements and weight: Combined sterling silver weight approximately 55 grams for all three. Individual dimensions have not been independently confirmed.

Condition: Pre-owned antique/vintage condition with surface scratches, light tarnish, and signs of age and use, including minor interior spotting and some irregularity to the rims. No obvious major structural damage is apparent in the supplied photographs; please review all photographs carefully for condition and detail. Sold together as one set of three.

Origin: United States. Material: Sterling silver (.925). Maker: Gorham. Pattern number: 13572. Quantity: One set of three.

Estimated shipping: Approximately 8" Long x 6" Wide x 4" High protective box; estimated packed weight 1 lb. Confirm after packing.