Two Victorian vaseline glass single flute epergnes

DESCRIPTION: Antique Victorian vaseline glass three-trumpet flute epergne centerpiece vase. Having three lily-shaped trumpets with translucent green petals further embellished with applied spiral moti

DESCRIPTION: A late 19th century antique Victorian vaseline glass four-trumpet flute epergne centerpiece vase. Having a central stem and three Lily-shaped trumpets with translucent green petals modula

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

Has large center flute, along with a separate flute and 2 hanging basket flutes. Measures 16" tall and 10" across

Victorian cranberry and vaseline (uranium) art glass epergne, late 19th/ early 20thc., having central flute and four small flutes with applied rigaree, fitted in a folded ruffled bowl, small area of l

ANTIQUE VICTORIAN FENTON URANIUM VASELINE GLASS FLUTED EPERGNE WITH ORIGINAL FITTED SILVERED BASE; (5) ANTIQUE FENTON VASELINE GLASS OPALESCENT & YELLOW FLUTES SET IN FITTED BASE ; (CHECK PHOTOS FOR I

An antique five lily art glass centerpiece epergne vase. Crafted from clear, cranberry, and opaline glass, featuring five trumpeted flutes with ruffled trim and folded under plate. No apparent maker m

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.

Victorian Epergne, Three Lilies, Two Hanging Baskets, 22" x 10", Vaseline Opalescent Art Glass, Applied Clear Rigoree, Highly Reactive Under Black Light, Center Lily Has Section Of Applied Ridge Chipp

Victorian Epergne, Cranberry Art Glass, 22" x 10", Single Lily, Two Hanging Baskets, Frame Originally Had Two Additional Lilies, But Has Been Modified To Present Form As Shown In Photos, Michigan Priv

A VICTORIAN ART GLASS EPERGNE, ATTRIBUTED TO STEVENS & WILLIAMS, STOURBRIDGE, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1900, comprising a single upright, two medium curved, and three small curved trumpet form floral holders in

A VICTORIAN ART GLASS EPERGNE, ATTRIBUTED TO STEVENS & WILLIAMS, STOURBRIDGE, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1900, comprising a single upright, two medium curved, and three small curved trumpet form floral holders in

An antique two part glass epergne vase centerpiece. White shell form body with central trumpet form flute, both with gilt trimmed scalloped ruffling edges and featuring an encircling red and gilt glas

Two Victorian glass epergnes, one with ruffle rim bowl supporting three vases and two twist canes, the other with four ruffle rim vases, green, white, and clear. Ht. 21in. and 22in. Provenance: Proper

Cranberry Glass And Opalescent Glass. Both Antique. Pink Epergne Is In Excellent Condition 18.5H. The Other Has Crack In Base, But Structurally Sound.

A three stem green to clear opalescent, 19.5”H; and a three arm with center stem, cranberry to clear to green, 15”H.

Two Victorian Opalescent Glass Epergnes fourth quarter 19th century, one example with a shell-molded silverplate stand marked "Philip Ashberry & Sons", and mounted with a yellow opalescent bowl and tr

17"Hx12"W

VICTORIAN VASELINE ART GLASS EPERGNEEnglish, late 19th century, uranium. Four extended, ruffled rim vessels atop the bowl form base with turned highlights.17 in. (43.18 cm.)

Victorian vaseline and cranberry glass flower epergne measuring a total of 20.5" tall x 15.5" wide (hanging baskets extend out to this width). Condition: crack to base bowl, no chips or cracks ot othe

Triple horn art glass epergne with cranberry, opalescent and uranium glass. 21" in height, 10" diameter.

Vaseline opalescent glass epergne. Silverplate holder; 17in.H.

Two vaseline glass hanging epergne baskets together with an Art glass vase approx 4"high (3)Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within descriptions. We are however happy to

DESCRIPTION: Victorian vaseline glass fluted Epergne. Base and 4 lilies. Fenton for L.G. Wright. MEASUREMENTS: 14" high x 12" wide. CONDITION: No defects noted. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read