RIPLEY MARRIAGE / WEDDING STAND LAMP

RIPLEY MARRIAGE / WEDDING KEROSENE STAND LAMP, translucent starch blue fonts and match holder with original cover, alabaster/clambroth tall recessed-panel base, font supports very faintly embossed on

RIPLEY MARRIAGE / WEDDING KEROSENE STAND LAMP, translucent starch blue fonts, alabaster/clambroth match holder lacking cover, alabaster/clambroth tall recessed-panel base, font supports very faintly e

RIPLEY MARRIAGE / WEDDING KEROSENE STAND LAMP, starch blue fonts and match holder lacking cover, opaque white base, font supports embossed on one side "D. C. RIPLEY & CO", brass con

A Ripley Wedding Marriage lamp in Blue opaline glass consisting of double font and match holder fitted to a married metal base.

American. 1850-1875. Ripley. Glass, brass, marble. Clambroth/Alabaster fonts with a centre match holder, brass connector, white marble base. #1 petal top flattened chimneys, #1 burners. Marked, &#8220

American. 1870. Ripley and Company. Colourless fonts, brass connector, and blue recessed-panel base. #1 petal top slip chimneys. #1 Queen Mary prong burners. Underside of foot marked, "RIPLEY & CO / P

18 1/2" high to top of chimneys, opalescent font and match holder, with milk glass foot. Thumb screw marked Collins Patent Sept. 19, 1865. One font has a tight hairline. Displays well. Very Good-Excel

Ripley & Co. Marriage Lamp Ripley & Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, circa 1860. Blue and white opaline glass on a cast metal classical base with sphinx. period burners. Ht. 21 in. The lifelong coll

Blue opaline and white Ripley wedding oil lamp. Gorgeous coloring. Measures 12" tall.

Ripley & Co., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. C. 1870. Alabaster/clambroth fonts, brass connector, starch blue base. The Ripley & Co. "wedding" lamp is considered the holy grail by many collectors. S

Having round blue glass base with brass collar and upper half in double globe bulb form top with two hurricane shades. 24.25 inches height, 9.5 inches width, 5.5 inches depth. 24.25"H x 9.5"W x 5.5"D.

Super Ripley Victorian wedding oil lamp complete with matching milk glass shades and base. Lamp measures 13" tall.

RIPLEY HOLLOW-STEM KEROSENE STAND LAMPS, LOT OF TWO, colorless, each having a No. 2 Taplin-Brown collar. Ripley & Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 11" H, 5 1/2" SQ base.Literature: Para

Blue clambroth fonts and white clambroth column with match holder, on milk glass base with brass collar and burners, period glass chimneys, 9" wide x 19 3/4" high.

Ripley Atterbury EAPG Double Wedding Lamp 14" X 9.5" - Square Milk Glass Base with Opaque Blue Fonts & Match Holder - No Lid on Match Holder

Ripley Atterbury EAPG Double Wedding Lamp 14" X 9.5" - Square Milk Glass Base with Opaque Blue Fonts - White Match Holder - Lid has a rim chip & missing finial - One Oil Burner Fitting Is Higher Than

Group of Silverplate Table Articles including a hammered pitcher, MMA Dutch Marriage Wedding Footed Trinket Box, 2 sets of 6 champagne goblets, chaffing dish stand with Faun figurals, a floral hand mi

Two wedding cake glass lamp work bead necklaces and a earrings. 21"L (red necklace)

Asian Chinese bronze archaic style figure candle stand Chinoiserie Regency table lamp. 24"H x 5"W x 5"D

Turkmenistan, Central Asia, ca. 1900, wedding dowry rugs were always of small, squarish size and intended for the bride and groom to stand on at their wedding ceremony in order to take their marriage

Three Chinese pieces: pair of porcelain wedding lamps; each of faceted form; showing pierced panels of figure in garden reserved on a scrolling turquoise ground, set atop matching stands; together wit

CUT OVERLAY PANEL AND PUNTY KEROSENE BANQUET STAND LAMP, green to colorless pyriform font, raised on a matching cut punty, elongated panels, and vesica stem, and double-step alabaster base with gold-p

American. 1860-1880. These types of lamps were made by Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Sandwich, Massachusetts and other manufacturers. The maker of this lamp is unknown. Glass, brass, marble. White cut

Chinese. The white jade is carved in the form of a standing figure of a female immortal, Magu, dressed in a voluminous robe holding a lingzhi sprig in one hand, all supported on a carved zitan stand.