Al Capone’s Personally Owned Dining Room Tablecloth Swatch CAG Ex. Capone Estate

Al Capone Personally Owned Dining Room Tablecloth Swatch – From the Estate of Al Capone, Used in The Mob and Pearls of History Card Series, CAG Encapsulated

Description:
An authentic and historically resonant relic from the estate of Al Capone, this 1" x 1" swatch of Capone’s personal dining room tablecloth offers a rare glimpse into the domestic life of America’s most feared mob boss. The linen swatch is encapsulated by CAG (Collectibles Authentication Guaranty) in a secure 2.375" x 3.375" holder, with a custom label clearly identifying its origin: “Dining Room Tablecloth Swatch – Ex. Estate of Al Capone.” The cloth itself was sourced directly from Capone’s granddaughter, Barbara Mae Capone, and carries impeccable provenance.

This tablecloth isn’t just a household item—it was part of the setting for countless private meals, strategic conversations, and possibly even the planning of some of the most notorious events in organized crime. It was later selected for use in two premium trading card productions:

• Historic Autographs' "The Mob"

• 2024 Leaf Metal "Pearls of History"

Both sets highlight pivotal figures in American crime and history, and the inclusion of this swatch speaks to its authenticity, provenance, and cultural impact.

Historical Context:
Al Capone (1899–1947) rose from humble beginnings in Brooklyn to become the face of organized crime during Prohibition. His criminal empire, built on bootlegging, gambling, and racketeering, dominated Chicago and made him a millionaire—and a feared icon. Nicknamed "Scarface" after a violent altercation in 1917, Capone orchestrated some of the most violent episodes in crime history, including the infamous St. Valentine’s Day Massacre. Yet behind the scenes, his home life included regular dinners at an opulent table where food, family, and felonies likely intermingled.

Could this tablecloth have hosted the final meal of a betrayed associate? A holiday gathering with the Capone family? Or a clandestine meeting that changed the direction of the Chicago Outfit? The possibilities add layers of intrigue to this already significant artifact.

Authentication & Provenance:

• Encapsulated by CAG in a tamper-evident holder

• Sourced directly from Barbara Mae Capone, granddaughter of Al Capone

• Used in two major card series:

  • The Mob by Historic Autographs

  • 2024 Leaf Metal "Pearls of History"

• Provenance copies (including documentation and origin) are available by request as printed copies or can be viewed/saved directly from our website

Closing Appeal:
This remarkable artifact offers collectors a tangible connection to the private world of Al Capone. Professionally authenticated, documented, and even featured in two leading historical memorabilia card productions, this swatch from Capone’s personal tablecloth is more than just a collectible—it’s a direct thread to the most storied figure in American crime history. A rare opportunity to own a piece of the table where mob lore and family legacy intertwined.