Antique Silver Epergnes

d3981: Edwardian Sterling Silver Epergne

 This pretty Sterling Silver epergne stands on a raised platform held by four feet and features a large fluted vase epergne in the centre and two dishes on each side. The handles are in Nouveau style and each dish is scalloped in a Chippendale style. Hallmarked in Sheffield, 1906 by Henry Atkins this epergne measures 12.5 inches (32 cms) in height by 12.5 inches (32 cms) in spread.

j9504: Edwardian Sterling Silver Epergne

 Hallmarked in Sheffield, 1910 by Martin & Hall, this striking, antique silver epergne, features three smaller removable vases, and one larger central removable vase, all featuring pierced tops, and the epergne itself featuring pierced detailing to the base. The epergne measures 124 inches (35.5cm) tall, by 12 inches (30.5cm) in diameter, and weighs 35 troy ounces.

j5706: Victorian Silver Plate Epergne And Plateau

 Made circa 1890 by T. Bradbury & Sons, this striking, antique Silver Plated epergne and plateau, is in the naturalistic style, modeled as a palm tree and sheep on a rock base. The epergne and plateau together measure 22.5 inches (57cm) tall, by 15 inches (38cm) in diameter.

d4121: George V Sterling Silver Epergne

 Hallmarked in London, 1913 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. This impressive center piece features a vase at either side and a central pierced bowl for fruit or flowers.

j2315: Victorian Silver Plate Epergne

 Made Circa 1880, this striking, large, antique Silver Plated epergne, stands at 27.5 inches (10cm) tall, and measures 21 inches (53cm) in spread. The epergne features oranate decoration on the feet and around the arms, and the top and arms can be removed for cleaning.

e7015: Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Epergnes

 This modern Sterling Silver epergne has a large oval dish supported with four round dishes. It has a height of 22 cm. Made in Sheffield 1995 by C.J.Vander.

e6502: Victorian Sterling Silver Epergne

 Hallmarked in London, 1876 by James Barclay Hennell, this very striking, Victorian, Antique, Sterling Silver Epergne, features wonderfully chased decoration throughout, three figures to the stand, and glass bowl. The epergne measures 25.75 inches (65.5cm) all, by 12.5 inches (32cm) in diameter, and without the glass bowl weighs 114.2 troy ounces.

j0280: Edwardian Sterling Silver Epergne

 This fantastic antique Sterling Silver Epergne stands on a removable wooden plaque and carries three hanging baskets and three trumpet vases from scroll style arms, each with floral pierced work decorating the borders. The central part holds a large vase which opens wider at the top and bottom. Hallmarked in Sheffield, 1903 by Walker & Hall this wonderful piece stands 21 inches (53 cms) tall when on the plaque and 14.5 inches (37 cms) in spread, with a base diameter of 10 inches (25.5 cms).

d6114: Victorian Sterling Silver Pair Of Comports

 Hallmarked in London, 1871 by Frazer & Haws, this striking pair of antique silver comports, measure 15.25 inches (39cm) tall, by 10 inches (25.5cm) in diameter. The dessert stands feature an ornate base, and cherub decoration. They weigh 126 troy ozs excluding the glass.

d6811: Victorian Sterling Silver Suite Of Three Comports

 Hallmarked in London in 1874 by Alexander Macrae, this fantastic Antique Victorian, Sterling Silver Suite of three Comports feature an ornate base with cherubs supporting the central bowls. The larger comport measures 53cm (21 inches) in height and 32cm (12.5 inches) in diameter. The two smaller comports measure 38cm (15 inches) in height and 27cm (10.5 inches) in diameter. The suite weighs 165 troy ozs excluding the glass.

d3026: George III Sterling Silver Epergne

 Hallmarked in London, 1762 by Thomas Pitts, this striking, ornate, antique silver epergne, features four shallow dish arms, a larger central bowl with glass liner, cast and applied floral decoration and wonderful pierced work. The epergne measures 13.5 inches (34cm) tall, by 20 inches (51cm) wide.

e3066: George III Sterling Silver Epergne

 Hallmarked in London in 1763 by Thomas Pitts, this Antique, Sterling Silver, early George III Epergne is the rarer, larger, 9 basket variety and makes for an extremely impressive display. The epergne features cast and applied decoration to the borders and feet, with piercing to the body. It comes with an additional piece that fits underneath the central bowl. This later extension tube carries a hallmark for Charles Fox II circa 1825 and was presumably commisioned by the then owner to increase the height of the epergne. The epergne measures 36cm (14.25 inches) in height, 66cm (26 inches) in width and 62cm (24.5 inches) in depth. It weighs 155 oz troy.