Antique fireman’s parade torch holder

The brass burner engraved "LAFAYETTE". 21" overall length. Burner only 4.5" wide x 4.5" tall. The burner is quite heavy and well cast. Although we believe this is a parade / political / fireman's torc

An antique, 19th century, leather fireman's parade phoenix fire co belt with #2 buckle. Displays "Phoenix Fire Co" in leather lettering with dark green background and stitched borders. Metal buckle di

Early sconce, a pricket torch holder which would be attached to a castle (pallazo) wall. Early sconce, a pricket torch holder which would be attached to a castle (pallazo) wall. Some remnants of origi

Large Antique Bronze and Frosted glass chandelier measuring 30 x 30 inches (small chips at base of frosted glass shades, three small finials at the bottom of the light torch holder/arm missing)

Heavy metal with bronze finish. Hand holding a torch candle holder. Measures 8 1/2" x 4 1/2" with a 3/4' opening.

Pr Brutalist candle holders iron torch cut steel brass and copper. Graduated sizes. Interlocking. Dimensions: H: 9 inches: W: 9 inches: D: 9 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35 Plus insurance at a rate

Rare Antique Cairns 8 panel red leather Fire Chief Firemans helmet with metal high eagle shield holder. Rainbow leather shield with top star #1 RFC initials. Early Department number 1773 on back paint

To include a pocket watch holder with image of "The Parade, Aberystwith", showing an image of the busy waterside promenade at Aberystwyth, Wales, and with velvet lined round niche for watch. Also incl

Circa early to mid 1900s. Figural brass woman holding book and torch mounted onto marble base. Vintage / antique candle holder.

IRON WITH TORCH LIGHTS. VASELINE GLASS BOWL IS SLIGHTLY SMALLER THAN THE HOLDER. GOOD CONDITION. 18" X 11" X 47". THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

DESCRIPTION: A pair of French gilt bronze candelabras with ornate double armed candle holders, hanging wreath details, and mounted urn and torch designs. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: France DIMENSIONS: H

DESCRIPTION: A Pair of Silver Plated torch light candelabras depict two Cherub figures covered in loincloths, stemming from behind are vine motif candle holders decorated with leaf patterns. CIRCA: Ea

Pair of antique late 19th century Italian faience candleholders with seated lions each holding a torch form repository for candles. Decorated on an oval base. Signed ~ Dimensions: 10 X 7.5 X 4.25 in.

used in parades and organizational meetings, 10" X 10", rod holder base.

A collection of hidden treasures contains a Wm. Kratt professional hit-parade harmonica in its original box, high school letterman chenille patches, and a pair of 1889 "Wizard" Cuff Holders ... also k

A lightly-tarnished silver plated pewter trumpet with 9 - 1/4" diameter opening flange. Ornate script engravings read "To the Tivoli Hose Co. No. 39", with other engraved named attributions that are d

Fine silverplated fireman's parade horn signed "Presented to William Penn Hose Co. by William Metcher Jan'y 3rd 1912". 21"h.

A plated pewter cast trumpet with ornate engraving and embossing. Engraved "PRESENTED TO W.B. THOMAS HOSE CO. No. 3 by EX-CHIEF W.B. THOMAS NOVEMBER 19, 1906." Trumpet has ornate bell and shows old st

Item: Spanish American War Era Carved Coconut Parade Torch, possibly made by POW. Meticulously hand carved coconut with symbolic images including; a U.S. occupied military fortress flying a U.S. flag,

Antique Torch Wall Sconces. Flame form frosted globes. Brass with copper accents. Tassel ribbon form. -- Dimensions: H: 17 inches: W: 4 inches: D: 6 inches ---

A Silver Plate Fireman's Parade Horn Late 19th Century engraved with floral and foliate motifs and presentation inscription Presented to / CVR Pond / by / Protection Engine Co., No. 1 / October 14, 18

PARADE TORCHEarly 19th CenturyBrass font on a turned hardwood shaft.Height 32”.

TWO EARLY FIREMAN'S PARADE SHIRTS19th CenturyBoth in a red fabric with a black "1".Lengths 31".

A large weathered and worn carved wooden head and long post like structure all from a single piece of wood, most likely part of a parade marionette that was used in festivals to revere a saint. The he