Featuring a design taken from the center detail of an appliqued Tree of Life quilt made circa 1845 this set of 36 paper cocktail beverage napkins is still in their original cellophane wrapping. Made in the Charles H. Overly Studio in Harvard Massachusetts these have a trademark owned by The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation which is dedicated to preserving Colonial Folk Art.

These are a 5 by 5 inch paper cocktail beverage vintage napkin with 3-ply construction. There is no UPC product code on this package so we know for certain they were made prior to the 1980's.

These napkins are the classic square shape and are bound to be a much better quality than you would find in any of today's paper napkins.

In Pristine Mint Vintage Condition there are no stains odors or damage other than a few dents in the cellophane. These were well stored by the original owner who never opened them.

Photos are included of the design plus the packaging. Of course I didn't open the package to take photos of the napkins folded out but it appears that the pattern is on all edges.

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in Bradenton, FL.