-- Pattern Details
KING (AKA) rip2
• AKA:
• Ripley and Company [Second] (Pittsburgh-PA, Company Operated: 1875-1891), Introduced: 1883 Introduced
• NOTE: Urn finial is the same as Unknown Maker pattern "Daisy Drape".
NOTE: Ruth Webb Lee, Victorian Glass Handbook, plate 77, calls the square butter "King" and the round one "Queen".
NOTE: Sid Lethbridge: Patent No. 278745 issued June 5, 1883.
NOTE: Sid Lethbridge: The only documented piece in the pattern is the caster set, the base of which is shown in the database. The covered dishes are assigned to Ripley based on identical features (attribution) such as the "Maltese Cross" base. A patent was issued for the concept and manufacture of this caster set on June 5, 1883 to D. C. Ripley.
• Motifs: (Fans), (Shells), (Squares/Rectangles)
• AKA:
• Ripley and Company [Second] (Pittsburgh-PA, Company Operated: 1875-1891), Introduced: 1883 Introduced
• NOTE: Urn finial is the same as Unknown Maker pattern "Daisy Drape".
NOTE: Ruth Webb Lee, Victorian Glass Handbook, plate 77, calls the square butter "King" and the round one "Queen".
NOTE: Sid Lethbridge: Patent No. 278745 issued June 5, 1883.
NOTE: Sid Lethbridge: The only documented piece in the pattern is the caster set, the base of which is shown in the database. The covered dishes are assigned to Ripley based on identical features (attribution) such as the "Maltese Cross" base. A patent was issued for the concept and manufacture of this caster set on June 5, 1883 to D. C. Ripley.
• Motifs: (Fans), (Shells), (Squares/Rectangles)