Victorian English silver epergne centrepiece

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

Centrepiece. A magnificent Victorian English silver centerpiece with an extraordinary footed base. Stamped verso, "Garrards Panton Street London" with an added engraving of, "Lindenhurs

Antique English Victorian Silver Plated & Crystal 4-Arm Epergne. 11.87" h x 18.25" w.

Antique 19th Century English Victorian Silver Plate Orientalist Motif Vase / Epergne. Having a unique design of camels around the base, chaining, and fluted cut Crystal vase insert. Marked with Englis

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 LATE ENGLISH VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED AND CUT GLASS MOUNTED FOUR BRANCH EPERGNE, CIRCA 1900, with a scalloped rim cut glass bowl centering tapering sides of crossed hatched leaf reserves above a star

Antique English Silver Plated Cut Glass Epergne. Sheffield Silver on Copper Victorian Style. With Center Bowl. Size: 18 x 18 x 13 in. #5871

MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH SILVER PLATE BOULTON CENTERPIECE EPERGNE GLASS. Absolutely stunning English Sheffield silver plate centrepiece Piece is comprised of many pieces two side bowls and the main centrep

Robert Pringle & Sons (English / Birmingham), 1902, Victorian sterling silver and cranberry glass epergne, consisting of five cut glass oval dishes with shaped rims, nestled in oval rings having scrol

unmarked; having 5 cornucopia-form glasses; resting on a Victorian-style silver-plate mirror plateau 15 x 15 in. dia. (38.1 x 38.1 cm.)

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.

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 VICTORIAN SILVER CENTREPIECESTEPHEN SMITH AND WILLIAM NICHOLSON, LONDON 1859 Modelled with a horse and greyhound standing by a tree, on an ebonised base 49.5cm highProvenance:Barnwell Manor, Northam

London, 1897, four arm, shaped square base with acanthus decoration, maker Goldsmiths & silversmith Co., William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman, weighted bases, .925 fine, 24 x 16 x 16 in. Provenance:

A FINE AND RARE VICTORIAN SILVER CENTREPIECE CANDLESTICK By Barnard Brothers, modelled as a female holding an amphora beside a roaming deer. 2674 grams. London 1871. 52 cm x 14 cm.

Vermeil or gilt silver wash. Handle with cherub and maiden and facial mounts. Grape finial stopper. Etched glass jug. Maker's mark John Fig London 1866. 5Dia. X 17"H"

A Late Edwardian English Silver Epergne. Silver four arm base with four filigree silver bowls and one central filigree silver bowl. Hallmarked for Williams Birmingham LTD, Birmingham and 1910 13.5" x

Center Bowl. With 4 arms. London city mark, maker's mark of Thomas Richards, and date letter of 1807. Total approx. weight of all pieces is 48.44 troy oz. From a Greenwich, CT estate. Dimensions: over

A Victorian English Silver Standish. Neoclassical style double inkstand with four hairy paw feet supports for the pen tray, two inkwells decorated with ram's heads and laurel swags. Center of inkwell

London, 1890, early Continental form with ball and claw feet, lion and shield thumb piece, floral decoration, gilt interior, inscribed "Mary Mason Oliver/and/Theophilus Parsons./from/Mr. and Mrs. Amit

London, 1881,ÿscalloped border, mushroom and conforming finial, well base, monograms, marksÿElkington & Co., .925 fine, 30.13 oz. T.,ÿ 4-1/2 x 8-1/2 in. - Provenance: A Private Midwest Collection

Round form surmounted with a beaded edged gallery. London, 1885. Martin, Hall & Co (Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall). 1203 g. tw.

Old English pattern including 6 dinner forks, 6 tablespoons, 6 dinner knives, 6 luncheon knives, 6 luncheon forks, 6 soup spoons, 6 teaspoons, George Adams, London with later knives by James Dixon. 14

A Victorian novelty match strike in the form of a tortoise with a silver body and natural material shell. with marks for Thomas Johnson, London, 1881, with additional retailers mark. L. 8.5 cm (3 1/2