Napkin holder

In combination with a tabletop napkin holder including

• a base,
• a pair of upstanding, opposed walls attached to said base, each of said upstanding, opposed walls having an upper leading edge, an upstanding napkin container, said container including
• (a) front, side and back walls each having upper and lower edges and an inner surface, said upper edges of said walls peripherally defining an opening through which napkins can be inserted in said container, said lower edges of said back and side walls generally being attached to a floor panel, said inner surfaces of said walls being shaped, contoured and dimensioned to receive and maintain in position an upright stack of napkins inserted through said top opening into said container;
• (b) a napkin dispensing opening located between said floor panel and at least one of said lower edges of said front wall, said opening being shaped and dimensioned such that an individual can readily remove therethrough a stack of napkins having a predetermined height;
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• (c) a notch formed to said floor of said container such that an individual may touch the underside of the bottom napkin of said stack in said container while permitting said bottom napkin to remain in fixed position with respect to said container, said notch permitting a single napkin to be readily withdrawn from said container through said napkin dispensing opening;
• at least one of said walls including a vertically disposed aperture formed therethrough such that when said individual inserts said stack of napkins in said container said individual can maintain manual contact with the bottom of said stack while said stack is being inserted in said container,
• said opening between said floor panel and front wall being shaped, contoured and dimensioned such that said tabletop napkin holder can, when empty, be inserted therethrough and filled with napkins from said container.