Virginia Metalcrafters Solid Brass Napkin Rings (8)
Item: Set of 8 Napkin Rings
Make: Virginia Metalcrafters (Waynesboro, VA)
Age: Circa 1970-1979
Construction: Solid Brass
Dimensions: Each 2 1/4" Wide x 5/8" Tall
Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition. Minor surface wear and discoloration. Please see photos.Ā
Details: Ā Begun in 1890 as the Waynesboro Stove Company,Ā VirginiaĀ MetalcraftersĀ became known nationwide for its fine cast iron and brass wares. They were contracted to a number of historical sites to manufacture fine reproductions, the company shut its doors in 2006.Ā The original building in Waynesboro,Ā VirginiaĀ is now on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Virginia Metalcrafters Solid Brass Napkin Rings (8)
Virginia Metalcrafters Solid Brass Napkin Rings (8)
Item: Set of 8 Napkin Rings
Make: Virginia Metalcrafters (Waynesboro, VA)
Age: Circa 1970-1979
Construction: Solid Brass
Dimensions: Each 2 1/4" Wide x 5/8" Tall
Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition. Minor surface wear and discoloration. Please see photos.Ā
Details: Ā Begun in 1890 as the Waynesboro Stove Company,Ā VirginiaĀ MetalcraftersĀ became known nationwide for its fine cast iron and brass wares. They were contracted to a number of historical sites to manufacture fine reproductions, the company shut its doors in 2006.Ā The original building in Waynesboro,Ā VirginiaĀ is now on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Item: Set of 8 Napkin Rings
Make: Virginia Metalcrafters (Waynesboro, VA)
Age: Circa 1970-1979
Construction: Solid Brass
Dimensions: Each 2 1/4" Wide x 5/8" Tall
Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition. Minor surface wear and discoloration. Please see photos.Ā
Details: Ā Begun in 1890 as the Waynesboro Stove Company,Ā VirginiaĀ MetalcraftersĀ became known nationwide for its fine cast iron and brass wares. They were contracted to a number of historical sites to manufacture fine reproductions, the company shut its doors in 2006.Ā The original building in Waynesboro,Ā VirginiaĀ is now on the National Register of Historic Places.
