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Two napkin rings, both from the RMS Olympic. Identical rings were also found on the Titanic.
The first napkin ring, numbered 29, is likely from the first-class restaurant. It is in excellent condition, with a large clear White Star Line etched logo.
The second napkin ring, numbered 94, was manufactured by Elkington & Co in 1926. It has clear signs of ageing, alongside a Maltese cross which is often found on White Star Line silver plate. It is suggested that the Maltese cross represents second-class silverware, but this has yet to be confirmed.
