American Glass Epergne

3 late 20th century glass garnitures, including: 2 - 17.75"T hurricanes (not identical) and American glass epergne with 5 hanging baskets (should have had 6 and one is missing) 13"T

American Brilliant Cut Glass Two Piece Epergne. Trumpet form base stems from a bowl form, resting on a tapered base. ABCG epergne emergent from footed compote. {Approximate dimensions: 20 1/4 high x 1

American Painted Glass and Silverplate Center Piece Epergne, 19th c., of double wedding basket form, the central scalloped enamel decorated trumpet vase over two undulating scalloped enamel decorated

UNITED STATES, CIRCA 1890 An American Victorian silver plate and art glass epergne. The opaque pink bud vase sits in a silver plated stand supported by three full figure cranes. The underside bears im

Single Lily Epergne, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 10.75" x 8.5", Epergne Lily Is Four Sided Hollow Diamond With Connecting Notch & Three Crossing Miters, Elegant Pattern Designed By W.C. Anderson, Bo

Epergne, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Three Part, Pairpoint, Brilliant Pattern, 20" x 10", Beautiful Hobstar, Cane, Prism, Strawberry Diamond And Fan Motif, Attributed To Mt. Washington/New England,

Reversible Compote/Epergne, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 12" x 7.25", Hobstar, Nailhead Diamond, Strawberry Diamond, Prism And Fan Motif, Pattern Cut Petticoat Foot, From The Collection Of Barbara An

VICTORIAN EPERGNEAmerican, 19th century, glass. Five lilies of opalescent, vaseline, and cranberry coloration with applied rigaree protruding from the crimped basin.19 1/2 x 10 in. (49.5 x 25.4 cm.)

This is an outstanding piece of cut glass from the American Brilliant period. It is a tall 4 piece epergne by the C.F. Monroe Company. It is cut in prisms and hobstars. There is a large trumpet shaped

Late 19th/early 20th century, each apparently unsigned, the first: an epergne, pinwheel and pineapple motifs, with a tapering cylindrical vase over a widening sawtooth-rim bowl-form foot; the second:

Single Lily Epergne, One Piece, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 11"x 8.25", Elegant Pattern Designed By W.C. Anderson For American Cut Glass, Exactly As Featured In Chain Of Evidence Continues, Page 214

Epergne, Single Lily, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 12" X 9", Hobstar, Strawberry Diamond And Pinwheel Motif, Rare Form, Carl Putzka Collection, Texas.

American Silver Plate Center Piece, c. 1900, the epergne with a central vaseline art glass trumpet vase, flanked by two shell form bowls, on a circular base, H.- 15 in., W.- 20 1/2 in.

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. American and European but mostly English. Included are vases, trays, lidded jar, curtain tiebacks, small epergne and etc. From 12"h. to 1.75"h.

EXTREMELY RARE 23" ORNATE ART GLASS EPERGNE LAVENDER SHADING TO VASELINE WITH TOUCH OF OPALESCENCE - FOUR (4) LILIES WITH THREE (3) CANES HOLDING THREE(3) HANGING BASKETS - OUTSTANDING - TOTALLY ORIGI

English Art Glass Epergne - 30" X 14" (Widest Point) Cranberry Opalescent Two-Tier Epergne with Nine Baskets and One Lily

late 19th/early 20th century, comprising: handled basket with a layer of creamy glass streaked with flakes of various colored metal in shades of pink and brown fused into the glass and covered with cl

English Art Glass Epergne - 29.5" X 14"(Widest Point) - Lavender Opalescent Two-Tier Epergne with One Center Lily and (9) Hanging Baskets

Various Makers An Assorted Group of American Glass Cabinet Vases, Cups, Bowls and Objects height of threaded vase 12in (30cm) (16) Please see condition report for detailed listing. For further informa

London, 1805, oval base with reeded post and paw feet, four scroll arms, large cut glass bowl and four cut glass cups, silver with marks for Thomas Robins, .925 fine, 68.83 oz. T., 12-3/4 x 16 x 17 in

English Art Glass Epergne - 24" X 13" (Widest Point) Cranberry Vaseline Opalescent Four Lily Epergne with Three Hanging Baskets

Faceted floriform crystal vase over scalloped glass bowl. Reclining gilt bronze putti over bronze base. Ebonized splayed wood plinth, all supported by four bronze paw feet. Overall 21.2" h. x 20" x 20

A Horace Woodward & Co. Silver and Glass Epergne, London, 1888 Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head), (duty mark), N, EFHT 20-1/8 x 13-7/8 inches (51.1 x 35.2 cm) 45.94 troy ounces (weighable) T

A Group of Three American Glass Vases with Silver Overlay, circa 1900 Marks to one example: STERLING SILVER DEPOSIT, 155 S 12 x 2-3/4 inches (30.5 x 7.0 cm&rpa