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Hallmarked In 1911
Hallmarked in Sheffield, 1911 by Walker & Hall, this delightful, Antique, Sterling Silver Epergne, features pierced decoration, four ball feet, and three trumpet shaped flower vases. The epergne measures 13.25 inches (34cm) tall, by 9.75 inches (25cm) wide, and weighs 16.6 troy ounces.
£1,075
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Hallmarked In 1906
Hallmarked in London in 1906 by Jackson & Fullerton, this charming, Edwardian, Antique, Sterling Silver Epergne, features a larger central bowl and two smaller side bowls, all with pierced decoration throughout. The epergne measures 11"(28cm) tall, by 14"(36cm) wide, and weighs 35 troy ounces.
£2,975
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Hallmarked In 1927
Hallmarked in Sheffield, 1927 by P. Ashbury & Sons. This handsome, Sterling Silver epergne, stands on four scroll feet, and features ribbon and reed, and acanthus scroll and shell borders, and acanthus detailed handles. The epergne measures 11 inches (28cm) tall, by 14.5 inches (37cm) from handle to handle, by 8.5 inches (21.5cm) deep, and weighs 63.2 troy ounces.
£4,275
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Hallmarked In 1876
Hallmarked in London, 1876 by Stephen Smith, this wonderful, Victorian, antique silver epergne, features a circular glass dish, and trumpet shaped glass vase, ornate chasing around the body and cast and applied acanthus detailed feet. The epergne measures 21 inches (53cm) tall, by 10.75 inches (27cm) in diameter.
£4,750
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Hallmarked In 1995
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.
£5,775
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Hallmarked In 1907
Hallmarked in Sheffield in 1907 by James Dixon & Sons, this unusual Edwardian, Antique, Sterling Silver Table Lamp, is wired for electricity. It features four cut glass bowls, and a central, pierced vase for floral displays. It has a scroll and pierced design throughout and stands on four curved, reed and leaf feet. The table lamp measures 22"(56cm) tall, by 18"(46cm) wide, by 18"(46cm) deep.
£6,950
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Hallmarked In 1909
Hallmarked in Sheffield in 1909 by James & Walter Deakin, this Antique, Sterling Silver Epergne or centrepiece is very large, Just the thing for a big dining room. The epergne is 24 inches (61cm) tall, has a spread of about 15 inches (38cm) and weighs 117 troy oz (3.65kg). Each part of the centrepiece is separately hallmarked and it is fine original condition.
£7,975
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Hallmarked In 1850
Hallmarked in London, 1850 by Savoury Brothers, this is a splendid Antique Victorian, Sterling Silver Centrepiece. The triangular base stands on three applied feet with floral decoration. There is a crest on one of the base panels. The three candle branches take on an organic form with flower and leaf design. The central cut glass bowl has fan shaped cutting forming a jagged edge. The bowl has diameter of 10"(25.5cm) and a depth of 4"(10cm). The centrepiece itself is 15"(38.5cm) tall and 15"(38.5cm) across. The base is 8"(20cm) in diameter. The silver weight of the piece is 60.46 troy ounces.
£8,750
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Hallmarked In 1856
Hallmarked in Birmingham, 1856 by Elkington & Company, this striking, Victorian, Antique, Sterling Silver Epergne, is in the naturalistic style, with grape and vine decoration, three candle holders, and a glass dish to the centre. The epergne measures 26.75 inches (68cm) tall, by 15 inches (38cm) in spread. The epergne without the glass dish weighs 109.8 troy ounces.
£9,250
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Hallmarked In 1903
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).
£9,750
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Hallmarked In 1873
Hallmarked in Sheffield in 1873 by Fenton Brothers Ltd., this attractive, Victorian, antique Sterling Silver centrepiece and suite of 8 dishes, features chased floral decoration, and female masks throughout. The centre piece features a glass vase for flowers, and measures 19.75”(50cm) tall, by 10.5”(27cm) in diameter, each of the four oval dishes measure 4”(10cm) tall, by 10”(25.5cm) wide, by 7.5”(19cm) deep, and each of the four round dishes measure 5.25”(13cm) tall, by 7”(18cm) in diameter. The set together (without the glass) weighs 133.7 troy ounces.
£17,950
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Hallmarked In 1902
Hallmarked in London, 1902 by C S Harris, this impressive 9 basket Edwardian Antique, Sterling Silver Epergne is truly stand out. This centrepiece has delicate pierce work throughout and is decorated with swags and beading, with some Grecian detailing as well. This epergne has four round lower baskets, four oval upper baskets and a large top oval basket and stands on four applied cast feet. It stands 15"(38cm) high and 22"(56cm) across with a depth of 17"(43cm). The round baskets are 5"(12.5cm) in diameter and small oval baskets are 7"(18cm) by 4"(10cm). The central basket is 13"(33cm) by 8"(20cm). All together this magnificent centrepiece weighs 119.4 troy ounces.
£19,750
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Hallmarked In 1876
Hallmarked in London in 1876 by Robert Hennell III, this wonderful, Victorian, Antique, Sterling Silver Centrepiece, was originally the Warwick Cup race trophy, and stands on a wooden plinth with a beaded band and engraved presentation inscription. The front of the trophy is beautifully chased with a scene depicting Warwick castle, and the other side of the trophy is engraved with the coat of arms for Lord Edward Heneage, the 1st Baron Heneage. The centrepiece measures 31"(80cm) tall, by 21"(54cm) wide, by 16"(41cm) deep, and the silver weighs 168 troy ounces. The presentation inscription reads "Warwick September Meeting - 1876 - The Warwick Cup - Won by - Mr Heneage's 'Freeman'"
£24,975
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Hallmarked In 1874
Hallmarked in London in 1874 by Alexander Macrae, this fantastic Suite of Three Antique, Victorian, Sterling Silver Comports feature columns of cherubs on ornately chased bases supporting lattice work dishes that hold cut glass 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 total silver weight is 165 troy ozs.
£26,750
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Hallmarked In 1834
Hallmarked in Birmingham in 1834 by Robinson, Edkins & Aston, this beautiful, William IV, Antique, Sterling Silver Centrepiece, has a central glass bowl, and 4 smaller bowls which can be switched for silver sconces to allow the use of candles. Engraved to the front with the coat of arms of Reverend Allan Smith Masters, the epergne measures 17.5"(44cm) tall, by 16"(41cm) wide and deep, and weighs 146 troy ounces.
£29,750
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Hallmarked In 1793
Hallmarked in London in 1793 by Henry Green, this handsome, George III, Antique, Sterling Silver Epergne, is in the neoclassical style, and has four removable round bowls, 2 smaller removable oval bowls, and a larger oval bowl to the centre. The epergne measures 17.75 inches (45cm) tall, by 26 inches (66cm) wide, by 19 inches (48cm) deep, and weighs 96 troy ounces.
£29,750
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Hallmarked In 1762
Hallmarked in London, in 1762 by Thomas Pitts, this attractive, George III, Antique Sterling Silver Epergne, has four side dishes and a central larger bowl, and is in the rococo style. The epergne measures 13.5 inches (34cm) tall, by 20 inches (51cm) wide, by 17.75 inches (45cm) deep, and weighs 127 troy ounces.
£34,750
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Hallmarked In 1763
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.
£49,750
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Hallmarked In 1854
Hallmarked in London in 1854 by George Angell, this sublime Antique, Victorian, Sterling Silver Centrepiece features three large cast mythological figures. Its not clear who they depict. One is a man with with a hammer and anvil, perhaps Hephaestus, god of Blacksmiths. The other two are ladies, one with a quill and scroll, perhaps Clio, the muse of history, the other with her arms simply raised, a pose typical of Aprhodite, god of love and wife of Hephaestus. The centrepiece supports a central cut glass glass bowl surrounded with 6 branches for candles, decorated with acanthus leaves. The cut corner triangular base stands on large acanthus, shell and scroll feet. The centrepiece measures 28"(71cm) tall, by 15"(38cm) wide and deep, and weighs 229 troy ounces.
£57,750
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Hallmarked In 1868
Hallmarked in Birmingham in 1868 by Elkington & Co. This magnificent centrepiece was presented to Captain George Tryon (later Admiral) in recognition of his important role in the Abyssinia Expedition to free missionaries and representatives of the British Government, who had been imprisoned by Emperor Tewodros II of Ethiopia. Tryon acted as the transport officer to Annesley Bay for troops and supplies heading to Abyssinia with General Robert Napier’s expedition. He was given the Companionship of the Bath by her Majesty Queen Victoria as a reward for his services, and presented with this monumental centrepiece decorated with scenes depicting his activities in the campaign. The centrepiece stands on a mirror plateau which in turn stands on a wooden base with silver plaques and anchors. The overall height is 31.5” (80cm). The base diameter is 23”(59cm).
£95,750
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