This stately epergne was made by the famous English silversmith Walker and Hall of Sheffield. It is fully hallmarked on each piece with the maker’s mark, Sheffield crown, lion passant for sterling silver and the date letter for 1913. The epergne consists of four vases for flowers as well as three dishes for candies, nuts or fruits, all supported on entwined silver arms. The vases, dishes and base each with a beautifully pierced rim with a scroll form border. The dishes and vases are each of ... Click for details

This magnificent Edwardian English silver epergne is of a very unique style. It has a flower vase as its central focal point, raised on a shaped pierced oval dish for candy or fruit, with two detachable heart shaped dishes suspended on scroll form supports, all raised on a spreading shaped pedestal foot. The design motifs are typical of Edwardian decoration, but the whole epergne, even though of large stature, would be a welcomed addition to a table or sideboard in any style of décor. Height:... Click for details