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Victorian pale pink opaline glass six-branch epergne of large form, the graduated trumpet-shaped epergnes suspended on candy cane supports, on a blown frilly rim stand, 57cm high.CONDITION REPORT: One epergne is damaged, would've originally had seven branches.

Late 19thC Clear glass Epergne 4 Branches and fluted tops in the form of Poppy Pods over Circular tray. 34cm in Height

An engraved glass epergne, 25cmH

A large Victorian cranberry glass epergne. 36x60cm

A silver plated Epergne with central green glass bowl and three hanging baskets. 48 cm .

Pair of ruby glass lustres, engraved with fruiting vines, some cut glass droplets, 26cm, and a Victorian silver plated epergne with four flutes (one damaged).Qty: 3

A collection of silver items comprising a silver epergne, by Cohen & Charles, Birmingham 1909, with three trumpet vases to a wirework frame and loaded base, 21.5cm high, a cigarette case, by Frederick Field, 8.7cm cm high, a pepperette, formed as a milk churn, by James Deakin & Sons, 4.3cm high, two vesta cases, three napkin rings, a capstan inkwell, an atomiser scent bottle, and a composed four piece dressing table set, one mirror decorated with putti, by Henry Matthews,weighable 6.8oztCondition ReportKnocks, wear and rubbing throughout. Noticeable knocks and splits to the dressing table set.

Modern painted opaque glass egg form box, two 19th Century decanters, small cameo glass vase, miscellaneos epergne stems and sundries

Silver plated four branch cranberry and white ribbon glass epergne (at fault)

Elkington & Co silver plated dish on stand, exhibited at The Great Exhibition 1851 (lacking burner), together with a plated and cut glass stand, 1950's decanter and an etched glass single item epergne

Two opaque and coloured glass oil lamps, incomplete epergne, and two blue glass vases, a/f.

A silver epergne with weighted base

A collection of art glass & crystal thistle pattern candle sticks; art glass epergne, cranberry glass bowl & art glass basket

Two Victorian epergne vases, glass and silver plate **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE POSTING AND PACKING**

Two boxes of mixed wooden boxes, document boxes, an epergne stand, wine stand, etc. **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE POSTING AND PACKING**

An 19th Century Bohemian glass Epergne vase, green glass and with a floral three skin overlay (H31cm)

A glass epergne with central ovoid vase on ribbed stem with detachable leaves and flowers all on circular mirrored plateau, 33.5cm (h)

A craquelure ice glass jug with entwined red snake handle, Bohemian or French, circa 1850, with gilt details, height 32cm, together with a large mixed group of craquelure ice glass, including a large pair of baluster shape vases, height 41cm, two jugs with ice compartments, a tulip shaped trumpet vase, height 33.5cm, a three-footed dish with central trumpet shaped epergne and two ice buckets of pail shape (minor faults). Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass.

Victorian style cranberry glass epergne with four flutes on a scalloped edged circular base, H53cm

VICTORIAN PLATED FLOWER EPERGNE, with green glass inserts36cm high

An attractive fine quality 19th Century Epergne, the plated stand with etched design and large cutglass Waterford bowl issuing four smaller similar bowls, on scroll arms, terminating on paw feet, approx. 29cms (11 1/2") tall; together with a silver Salt, Pepper, & Mustard and pierced silver circular bowl, as a lot. (4)

A Mid 19th Century Silver Plated Former Epergne in the Form of a Standing Grey Heron, Now Repurposed as a Table Lamp, Originally by James Dixon and Son, Sheffield, 33cms High

A Edwardian Birmingham silver triple table flower epergne  with trumpet shaped holders raised on scrolling open holder and circular weighted baize lined base small split to central tube H x 20cm W x 19cm Birmingham 1908

A silver epergne, Birmingham 1913, with three pierced tapering vases, 26cm, loaded.

A glass lined pewter two handled oval dish together with a copper epergne

Box of plate trays, candlesticks, epergne and Continental porcelain figurine

Plated - Victorian silver plate four branch epergne, etched glass trumpet glass mounts, 37cm high, other singular epergne 46cm high, butter dish, salts, hot chocolate pot; etc

A George V hallmarked silver four branch epergne, Birmingham 1923, height 35cm (weighted).

AHRONSBERG BROS; a George V hallmarked silver four branch epergne, Birmingham 1919, height 27cm (weighted).

A Victorian EPNS epergne sleeve of petal form by Elkington, 20cm, three bronze opium weights, a pair of brass bound coconut cups, three miniature Chinese white metal figures, a serpent handled Indian jug and a bellied posy vase

A set of silver-plated goblets on stand, together with an epergne, a salver, a toddy ladle with horn handle, and other plated wares.

Early 20th century epergne comprising white metal naturalistic stand and clear glass trumpet vase 37.5cm tall

A Pink and Vaseline glass epergne in very good condition without damage. H.61cm

Assorted Plated Ware, including twin branch candelabrum, four flute epergne, placemats, coasters, glass tots on stand, Modernist slender spill vases, etc :- Two Trays

A SUPERB VERY RARE LARGE CHINESE EXPORT SILVER EPERGNELate 19th century, impressed maker's Chinese mark of Henglai and the trader's mark HC (鴻昌)Elaborately constructed in six parts, the upper section as three curling magnolia-flower tapering holders, three lined with glass, all angled outwards from a taller central deep tall flower holder, attached to a six-lobed dish, each lobe deeply pierced and designed with a large shaped cartouche either of a bamboo cluster, a prunus blossom cluster, or a long snarling dragon coiling amongst cloud-scrolls, all screwed onto a very elaborate triangular base applied with three winged dragons descending to three projecting flanges, original wood stand designed to fit the base of the silver epergne. 48cm (19in) high, the silver 3360g. (5).Footnotes:十九世紀晚期 餐桌中央裝飾銀立盤「恒来」「HC」铸款Provenance: a European private collection來源：歐洲私人收藏Epergne vases were flower holders placed at the centre of a table. This shape probably originated in France during the eighteenth century. Generally made from silver, the most popular designs had a dominant column or a large raised bowl in the centre issuing stylised branches or arms. The present example is made of four horn-shaped openings so it could hold four fresh flowers at the same time. Although the silver may have been imported from China, the design styles of these objects met western functional requirements which were completely different from the living customs of the Chinese.Compare with a related but far less elaborate Chinese silver epergne, late Qing dynasty/Republic period, also made of four horns like the present example, illustrated by S.Kwan, Chinese Export Silver, Hong Kong, 2018, pp.328-329, no.127. See also a Chinese export silver centrepiece illustrated by H.A.Crosby Forbes, J.Devereux and R.S.Wilkins, Chinese Export Silver 1785 to 1885, Milton MA, 1975, p.231 fig.188. Compare with a related Chinese export silver epergne, circa 1900, which was sold at Sotheby's New York, 16 April 2015, Lot 193.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 19th Century table epergne with very finely carved wooden stand, depicting bullrushes and a central cut trumpet glass vase

A Victorian 19th century cranberry tinted & clear glass epergne centrepiece. The centrepiece having a central flower shaped trumpet piece surrounded by four smaller versions. Raised on a scalloped edge dish bowl base. Measures approx. 52cm tall x 25cm in diameter. 

A late 19th Century Stourbridge crystal glass oil bottle of lobed form with applied pink handle and matched lobed stopper, engraved decorated with flowers and foliage between repeated gothic arch panels, height 18.5cm, together with a similar period engraved small table centre epergne and a clear crystal and engraved sugar dredger. (3)

LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED TABLE FLOWER EPERGNE, with clear and green glass inserts, along with a white metal table epergne garniture with clear glass inserts comprising a multi branch epergne and a pair of matching single epergnesthe late Vicotrian epergne 25cm high

COLLECTION OF CRANBERRY GLASS, ALONG WITH A BISCUIT BARREL AND CRESTED WARE the cranberry glass including an epergne, glasses and a lamp shade

An Edwardian silver bachelors teapot, A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1902, of oval half reeded form with ebonised handle and finial, 11cm high, together with a silver mounted epergne, Chester 1923, designed as a central faceted trumpet vase issuing two further removable vases, 24cm high (2)

A silver plated three branch epergne with vaseline glass flutes, H. 27cm.

An Early 20th Century Alexander Clark Art Nouveau plated epergne. Welbeck Plate. 28x33cm

A 20th century glass epergne. Featuring a central waisted vase with fluted rim, with three smaller trumpet-shaped vases separated by leaves positioned below, on a shaped circular mirror plate base, H23cm

An 'Epergne' or 'Table Centerpiece', bronze and glass trumpet vases.  Patinated bronze with glass vases, for flowers. Dimensions: (H:71 x D:44 cm)

A silver and glass teapot stand together with an electroplated and glass epergne an electroplated dish and cover, large electroplated samovar, Williamsburg Delft vase, a Royal Copenhagen mug, pewter tankards, prints etc

A Victorian cranberry epergne

Large antique glass Epergne centre piece. Pink and opalescent spouts, two twist hanging canes. [54cm high]

A Vaseline glass epergne with seven branches. Approximate total height 56cm. Overall generally good, some small chipping to one.

A Victorian Style Cranberry Glass Seven Flute Epergne, together with other similar glasssware including silvered emerald decanter and Edinburgh crystal, etc (one tray + one box)

A George V Silver Plate Table Epergne/Centrepiece, by Coles and Fryer, Birmingham, First Half 20th Century, naturalistically formed and with seven detachable trumpet-shaped vases of differing size, 60cm wide

A late Victorian cranberry tinted four flute epergne. On a scalloped base, height 52cm, together with a cranberry epergne base, six canes, a basket, an etched cranberry glass shade and vase.

VICTORIAN VASELINE GLASS EPERGNE, fitted with three trumpets decorated with trailed and pincered green glass, issuing from a central bowl49cm high

A silver plated epergne, modelled as Robinson Crusoe standing beneath a palm tree, carnival glass flute, 33.5cm high, c.1900

A George III silver table centrepiece epergne, central boat shaped dish above eight scroll branches with further smaller conforming, the frieze and base pierced and cast in the Neo-Classical taste, cast lion paw feet, 68cm wide, Thomas Pitts I, London 1790, 3126g

Victorian pink glass epergne, with three fluted trumpet vases and a mahogany box, epergne H

A COPPER EPERGNE, THREE BRASS TRIVETS, A COPPER KETTLE AND ANOTHER ON A BRASS STAND

SILVER THREE BASKET EPERGNE, BIRMINGHAM, 1911, APPROX 38cm HIGH, WEIGHTED BASE, THREE BASKET APPROX 200g

Early 20th century silver epergne, with four fluted branches, upon a weighted domed circular foot, engraved foot with monogram date 1887-1912, hallmarked Colen Hewer Cheshire, Chester 1910, H39.2cmCondition Report: Weighable 8.83 ozt (274.7 grams), weighted base 18.37 ozt (571.5 grams)General wear commensurate with age and use, in the form of surface scratches, nicks and small knocks. Some larger knocks to fluted rims and a couple of small splits. Engraving with wear. Hallmarks with some wear, some elements indistinct.

An Art Nouveau silver plated table centre epergne/posy holder; pair of two branch candlesticks (3)