VICTORIAN PINK BLOWN GLASS EPERGNE W/ VASE

Victorian Blown Pink Glass Epergne, 19th c., with a central glass floriform trumpet vase, flanked by two angled floriform vases and two swirled scrolled clear glass arms, hung with pink glass baskets,

Victorian blown glass epergne, with a single trumpet form vase surmounting a lower round bowl, each with a ruffled rim the whole rising on a conical base, 14.5"h x 10.5"w

Victorian art glass Webb pink cased glass vase / epergne with enamel applied florals with butterfly, fitted into silverplated frame with figural birds on the support, stamped frame maker's signature h

Victorian Art Glass Vase in Ornate Brass Mount. Green Blown Glass with applied Pink Petals. In Stand measures 5 1/2"x5 1/2"x7 1/2". Weight 1 pd 8 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

Pair of antique Victorian hand blown pink Bristol glass vases with hand painted floral details. Signed numbers present on bottom. Condition: 1 vase has chip at mouth of vase. Both vases need to be cle

Antique Victorian pink satin art glass silver plated epergne. The top vase is a marriage piece.

VICTORIAN VASELINE EPERGNE - BLOWN GLASS CENTER FLOWER VASE WITH 3 LILIES - APPLIED GLASS TRIM - 18'' TALL - BEAUTIFUL CONDITION - BUYER RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS

Victorian Art Glass Epergne, shaded amethyst & opalescent glass w/three lily-form vases, Exc cond, 19"H x 12.5"Dia.

Dimensions: H 21" x W 12" x D 10" Condition: One side flower ornament separated from metal base sleeve (Sleeve is stuck in base. Small chip to base edge, light rusting to the metal, surface dust. Roug

There are four removable pink cranberry-colored glass vases w/ ruffled rims (one has been painted over; the others appear to be in Nice shape). The Base features three saddled camels. The underside is

A Victorian art glass flower epergne. Two vaseline and pink glass inserts into silver plated stand. Dimensions: 7 1/4" X 7 1/2"

Victorian Epergne, pink and vaseline hand blown glass with crimped borders and circular pedestal base, in two parts, late 19th C, 15" h, 11"d. CONDITION: Very fine.

Epergne Glass Centerpiece, Vase And 2 Vases Ca. 1880, H 20" Dia. 9" | Hand blown, Victorian era.

Petite Elite three hand blown pink and clear glass epergnes with hanging glass baskets 1.5"H, Ellen Blauer electroplated gold epergne with blue basket and dishes 1.5"W needs minor reassembly, Ellen Bl

Victorian art glass vase, ribbed gourd, alternating pink and pale yellow ribs, blue splotches to outer and narrow ribs, 10 1/2" H. No issues noted.

Ruffled opalescent blue with a tall center trumpet vase with three smaller vases,18"h x 11"w. Crack line on base.

Pink fluted satin glass Victorian epergne, 18 in. T, 11 in. W.

Pair Chinese Hardwood Wall Vases w Glass Flowers in pink, green and pale blue blown Peking glass. Good condition, light age related wear. Height of wall vase without flowers 8 1/4 inches (21.5 cm.).

Studio hand blown Italian pink art glass footed lidded urn vase. The tapered body with applied lattice style decoration with applied elements. Knobbed stems over circular base with cased gold flecks.

Silver Plate Eagle Base Epergne, Blown Glass Vase C. 1870, H 17'' W 7'' | Three birds with spread wings on triangular base. Cobalt blue and clear glass insert. Raised on three ball form feet.Provenanc

An antique, Victorian Burmese glass vase with a traditional opaque, satin finish shading from pink to custard yellow. It has a pentagonal opening with a round base and overall hobnail surface. Burmese

Victorian, hand-blown, glass epergne. This two-piece epergne has a pink and white opalescent rim with a green and white base. Unknown maker or production date. Dimensions: 10" L x 10" W x 1

Late Victorian Period (c. 1880-1900) cased blown glass vase in the desirable Mother-of-Pearl, Diamond Quilted pattern. The inside of the vase has an opaque white interior cased with a gorgeous pink co

Pair of Antique Victorian Mary Gregory Enameled Clear Blown Glass Vases. Measures - 6 1/2" High. Depicting boy and girl with pink flowers. Gilt trim on base. Mary Gregory (1856–1908) was an American