Vasoline Epergne

Silver plate frame for the vasoline vases. The center vase is the largest at 7 1/4" and the other four are 5 1/4" high. Each vase has a repeated pattern of a long stem opalescent flower with a raspber

London, 1768, twelve arm with four pierced baskets, four pierced dishes and four shell dishes, large central pierced basket, marks for Emick Romer, 176.45 oz. T., 16-1/2 x 22-1/2 x 22-1/2 in.

English, circa 1780. Three-tiered with pierced domed foot, with figure of "Plenty" on finial, each tier forming radiating moulded bowls. All three tiers are with S-Scroll support around reeded baluste

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

Early 20th century James Dixon & Sons English silver epergne of openwork floral design with floral swags to central column and ornate foliate form feet. (8) scrolling arms terminating in alternati

A GEORGE III SILVER EPERGNE, by Thomas Pitts, London 1773, oval form, partially fluted and with swag decoration, beaded borders, a hanging apron of swag decoration, medallions with urns, with a centra

A GEORGE III SILVER EPERGNE, by Emick Romer, London 1772, the central basket with a beaded and foliate rim, engraved with an armorial and crest, the conical base with a cast flowering foliate apron, t

the large centerbowl atop with a rocaille rim and fruit decoration atop a silver-plate Neoclassic base having for arms with similar sterling bowls attached 168 total troy ounces the centerbowl: 20 1/2

A George III Sterling Silver Four-Light Epergne Robert Gainsford, Sheffield, circa 1818 Provenance The collection of Charles Custis Harrison by 1929,Thence by descent to George L. Harrison Jr. by 1931

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

19th C. Silver-Plated Tree & Grapes, Figural Epergne \ Centerpiece. H 27 1/2" x W 15" x L 17"

Edwardian Silver Epergnemark of James Dixon & Sons, Ltd., Sheffield (1905), retailed by John Bagshaw & Sons of Liverpool, tall central stand holds a large fruit bowl and two smaller bowls, ornate cutw

Elkington & Co.(Birmingham, England)Epergnelate 19th centuryporcelain, silver platemarked "Elkington & Co." and stamped with maker's mark and hallmarks14 7/8 x 19 1/4 x 13 inches

maker's mark "1012" Milan, after 1968, stamped ".925" to each part, having a central oval, pierced, foliate bowl surrounded by four conformingly decorated round bowls; approximately 137 troy ounces; P

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

English Victorian sterling silver epergne centerpiece, Charles Reily & George Storer, London, c.1839, cut-glass bowl with scalloped rim, seated in lattice support with grapevine border, scrolling foli

George III Sterling Epergne by William Pitts, London 1800, oval frame with garlands, paw feet support central oval basket, 4 circular baskets supported by foliate scroll branches. Oval basket has engr

Fine quality and heavy antique silver epergne centrepiece by silversmiths Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, Birmingham, 1911. The detachable branches hold in place the nut dishes. The central detachable

A fine English sterling silver epergne having four scrolling arms and four hanging baskets contained within a frame with female figural form mounts and paw feet. Hallmarked "TP". 1818 date mark. 12-1/

Raj-Inspired Victorian Silverplate Epergne fourth quarter 19th century, with a spherical knop decorated with masques of Krishna, above three caparisoned and conjoined elephants, the seeri of each bear

Edward VII Silver Epergne Mark of Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1904. 16 x 13 in. diam., 72. oz. approx. gross weight. Estate of Don F. Gaston, Greenwich, Connecticut

A George III sterling silver nine-basket epergne Thomas Pitts, London, 1768 A floriate stand with leaf and drupe-form feet and three extant detachable scrolled arms, accompanied by eight small hanging

A George III sterling silver epergne, Thomas Pitts I, London, 1769 Of rococo form, with pierced and gadrooned base having four scrolled feet, with detachable bowl and four detachable scrolled arms wit

A Chinese export silver epergne, Ning Zhao Ji for Taylor and Co, ca. 1895, the footed form cast as a naturalistic figure of crane supporting a central trumpet vase with repousse sprays of chrysanthemu