Al Capone’s Personally Owned Napkin Ex. Capone Estate, As Seen on Netflix!

Title:
Al Capone-Owned Embroidered Napkin from the Estate of Al & Mae Capone – Witherell’s Lot No. 110, As Seen on Netflix's King of Collectibles, Season 3, Episode 3

Description:
This is an original embroidered linen napkin personally owned by infamous mobster Al Capone and his wife Mae Capone, originating from their family estate. The napkin features elegant floral embroidery and scalloped edging, part of a larger table set that included a tablecloth and twelve matching napkins. This particular napkin comes from Lot No. 110 in the 2021 Witherell’s auction titled The Estate of Al Capone, held in Sacramento, California.

The item is accompanied by a copy of the original Witherell’s certificate, which identifies the lot as “Al and Mae Capone’s Embroidered Tablecloth with (12) Napkins,” and includes the signature of Capone’s granddaughter, Barbara Mae Capone. The napkin itself is in excellent vintage condition, showing minimal wear consistent with age and domestic use.

Historical Context:
Al Capone (1899–1947), the infamous leader of the Chicago Outfit, is a figure whose legend looms large in American history. Known for his control over bootlegging, gambling, and organized crime during Prohibition, Capone also maintained a carefully guarded family life with his wife Mae and their only son, Sonny. This napkin offers a rare and humanizing glimpse into Capone's domestic world—far removed from his public persona as a feared gangster.

This very piece was featured on Netflix’s King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch, Season 3, Episode 3, which showcased items from the Capone estate and the extraordinary public fascination with the relics of America’s most notorious mob boss.

Authentication & Encapsulation:
While the napkin is not encapsulated, it is stored in an archival sleeve for protection and preservation.

• Originates from Witherell’s Estate of Al Capone auction (Lot No. 110)

• Includes a copy of the original certificate signed by Barbara Mae Capone, confirming family provenance

• Auction held by Witherell’s, Sacramento, CA – 2021

• Additional Documentation & Provenance: At buyer’s request, Historical Autographs Gallery will include an additional “Historical Autographs Gallery Certificate” signed by our company founder Luke Pascal at no cost.

Closing Appeal:
This Capone family-owned napkin, complete with documented lineage and national media exposure, is a deeply personal relic from the private life of one of America’s most legendary underworld figures. With direct descent provenance and inclusion in a major Netflix docuseries, it presents a rare and meaningful acquisition for collectors of organized crime memorabilia, historical Americana, or unique estate artifacts.

Shipping Notice:
For insurance purposes, items sold over $600 may require signature confirmation upon delivery. Higher-value items, likely over $1,500, are shipped via FedEx 2-Day with Direct Signature Confirmation. FedEx provides the most flexibility when requiring a signature, allowing you to make special delivery requests directly through their tracking system. This ensures both security and convenience for the buyer.