For Pairpoint lamps, that translates to “Pairpoint Lamp Catalog,” a 2-volume set of hardbound catalog reprints from Schiffer Books. At $95 each, they’re not cheap, but they are the best.

Not every vintage Pairpoint lamp is a star. Values quoted by the reader's aunt are misinformed, and today is another story. Since the advent of the Internet, selling has gone international.

Pairpoint lamp collectors and dealers are listed in “The ‘u Collectors’ Information Clearinghouse Antiques & Collectibles Resource Directory,” by David J. Maloney Jr., available for $22.45 ...

But he is best known for his lamps with dome-shaped leaded glass shades made of colorful pieces of glass. Another famous lampmaker of the time was the Pairpoint Manufacturing Co. of New Bedford, Mass.

The affluent, however, bought lamps by Tiffany, Handel or Pairpoint. The Pairpoint Manufacturing Co., only made silver items from 1880 to 1894, then added glass products. From […] ...

Take a look at Meredith Meuwly's appraisal of a Pairpoint Puffy Roma Shade Table Lamp, ca 1905, in Philbrook Museum, Hour 1. Aired 04/08/2019 | Rating TV-G Funding for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW is ...

Q — I purchased a small boudoir lamp at a Tennessee antique shop for $40. The lamp base is stamped Pairpoint #3047 1/2. The shade has an iridescent quality and consists of four puffed quadrants ...

Appraisal: Pairpoint Sea Gull Lamp, ca. 1910, from Vintage Tulsa.

Electric lamps with glass shades were popular from the 1870s to the 1920s. A Pairpoint lamp with reverse-painted scenes of pilgrims, sailing ships and flowers sold in 2008 for $4,140 at Brunk ...

Q: My wife bought a blown-glass Pairpoint lamp. We looked through some books and have been unable to find our lamp. Is there a book we can consult? A. Pairpoint lamps, made from 1907 to 1929 in Bed… ...