19thC Victorian Epergnes and Overlay Footed Bowl

FOOTED THREE BOWL EPERGNE WITH ETCHED CRANBERRY BOWLS. NO MARKINGS. PLATE IN GOOD OVERALL CONDITION. 17" H.

A pair of Victorian mirror back wall sconces, having ruby flash glass epergne vase bowls. Second half of the 19th century. Gilt bronze mounts. The oval mirrors measuring 16" x 10". The bowls measuring

Features an ornate silver plated lion paw footed stand with raised decorative elements around. Center supports a large scalloped cut crystal basket bowl, Base with 4 removable scrolling and whiplash a

comprising banquet basket, epergne, vase with butterflies and a dark purple with silver overlay holly vase. Largest: 17 1/2" high, 11" diameter. Epergne with crack to bottom of bowl, scuffing, soiling

Sterling silver footed bowl, with an elaborate pierced scroll border, by Frank M Whiting, 4.24 by 11.5 inches, 43 troy ounces.

J E Caldwell Co STERLING SILVER Reticulated Oval Victorian Footed Bowl weighs: 4 oz.

Rosenthal 'Chippendale' footed bowl with intricate silver overlay. Marked to underside. Measures 11 1/2" (29cm) diameter.

Measures 3 1/4" H x 5" in diameter.

Antique English Leeds Creamware Chestnut Basket, late 18th-early 19thc. Footed bowl form base with applied entwined handles, with applied bellflower swags, the delicate domed cover molded with an open

Small Victorian footed bowl, hand painted with berries by T & V Limoges France

These pretty pieces are vaseline glass except the little pitcher, but it looks good with the rest of the pieces. These are Northwood Argonaut Shell footed bowl; small Victorian footed bowl attributed

19th century English Victorian epergne, cut glass and bronze, having a registry mark on base, 13 1/2" x 8 1/4". Provenance: Palm Beach estate.

1894-95 William Gibson and John Lawrence Langman London Sterling Silver all-over floral repousse Victorian footed centerpiece bowl with rococo cartouche surrounding "FBT" cursive script monogram 6.75"

Late Victorian Sterling Silver Footed Bowl hallmarked London, 1898-1899, by Charles Stuart Harris (1830-1918), hemispherical with domed foot, decorated with embossed floral swags and scrolls centering

Victorian English Silver Footed Bowl, D & J Wellby-London, 1913, stamped hallmarks incl makers, uncrowned leopard's head & lion passant w/swirled ribs, raised on lion's head & claw feet, from the Lord

A VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER FOOTED BOWL with scalloped edge and embossed floral decoration raised on three lions mask spiral feet 10.5cm diameter, 7cm high., app. weight 178g (5.7 troy oz.) - Dublin, 183

Look at the amount of sterling silver on this bad boy folks. Incredible piece and soooo showy. Perfect for a queen's palace. Measures a whopping 11" in diameter.

Victorian English Silver Footed Bowl, Harry Atkin-Birmingham, 1881, stamped hallmarks incl makers, anchor & lion passant, w/repousse scrolled floral medallions, from the Lord Richard Action Estate, Ex

A Victorian English Silver Footed Bowl. Four footed silver bowl with Rococo style swags throughout and a goldwashed interior. Underside bears obscured marks of London and Queen Victoria 3.75" x 5.5" W

A Victorian English Silver Footed Bowl. Raised on three feet with all over floral decoration and a flared opening with beaded rim. Monogrammed "MNMc". Hallmarked for London, 1878 3.25" x 5.25" Wt: 7.3

Irish Late Victorian Sterling Silver Footed Bowl , Dublin, 1890, maker J.S, probably John Smyth, act. 1871-1911, lion's mask feet, body chased with village scene with figures, engraved 1992 presentati

Pair of Victorian English sterling silver footed serving bowls, each with gilt surfaces, with hallmarks for Daniel and John Wellby, London, 1899, measuring 7 by 10 by 8 inches, 37 troy ounces.

Pair English Victorian small sterling footed bowls, c. 1883, London, Martin, Hall & Co. (Richard Martin and Ebenezer Hall) makers, decorated with repousse medallions, ribbon, and bellflower swags, lig

each marked underside, each green-glazed with silver overlay, comprising one footed bowl and two bud vases Condition: no apparent damages. each vase: 6 inches high; the bowl: 7 inches diameter; 2 inch