1660 An Act for the Confirmation of Marriages

1660 English Act from the reign of Charles II being “An Act for the Confirmation of Marriages”. Two pages, complete, very good, measures 6.5 x 11”. Please note that this lot has a confidential r

A Staffordshire pearlware figure group of 'The New Marriage Act', circa 1825 The well-dressed couple standing before a clergyman and clerk, below a plaque inscribed 'The New Marriage Act, John Frill a

circa 1800s, hand painted, crazing, 6.25 inches tall

Staffordshire Pearl Glazed Earthenware Figure Group of 'The New Marriage Act' </> Unmarked. 6 1/2 x 6 x 4 1/4 in. </> </>Estate of Don F. Gaston, Greenwich, Connecticut

Grouping of Mid 19thC Staffordshire Figures including: " The New Marriage Act" Staffordshire Figure along w/ Elf at Castle Door figure. Tallest measuring approx. 6.50"h

The lot includes an antique Staffordshire New Marriage Act Figure, Circa 1825. The plaque on the figure reads THE NEW MARRIAGE ACT. JOHN FRILL AND ANN BOKE AGED 21 THAT IS RIGHT SAYS THE PARSON AMEN S

During the Renaissance, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the woman to bind the

During the Renaissance, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the woman to bind the

During the Middle Ages, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the woman, or, often y

During the Renaissance, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the woman to bind the

16th-17th century. During the Renaissance, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the

16TH-17th century. During the Renaissance, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the

During the Middle Ages, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the woman to bind the

During the Renaissance, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the woman to bind the

During the Renaissance, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the woman to bind the

During the Renaissance, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the woman to bind the

During the Middle Ages, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the woman, or, often y

During the Renaissance, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the woman to bind the

During the Middle Ages, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the woman to bind the

During the Middle Ages, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the woman to bind the

During the Middle Ages, the act of committing to marriage took place as a formal ceremony with vows, considered sacred and unbreakable, exchanged. A ring was given by the man to the woman to bind the

Europe, United Kingdom, ca. 13th to 14th century CE. A lovely silver ring with clasped hands below trefoil variants signifying a marriage contract and the act of betrothal on the face, and letters eng

1660 French Theater Montfleury Le Mariage de Rien Play Moliere Marriage Void Antoine Jacob, more commonly known as Montfleury, was a 17th-century actor who wrote several popular plays. One of his earl

Including Confirmation Certificate (Lied fur Confrmanden) by Bieftling for Henrich Blapen 1830 and a marriage certificate by Wagner SC York for Blaser and Baylor 1839. Both nicely framed.