Cranberry Glass Epergne

This is a remarkably fine example in excellent condition. For both fruit and flowers, this hand-blown epergne has five trumpet-shaped vases around a larger central vase, all with fri...

This antique epergne is unsigned, but presumed to have originated from England and date to approximately 1880 and done in the period Victorian style. T...

This is a dramatic and practical 19th c. crystal centerpiece in a vibrant and rich color of cranberry. Hand blown and masterfully cut with petal rims and notched panels, it stands 19...

19th century gilt metal and cut glass epergne (also known as a posey vase) signed by F.&C. Osler, noted English makers of cut glass chandeliers, candelabra,...

Little elegant épergne with three light green glass jars. Discreet and delicate, it can be placed anywhere, with or without flowers. It's in antique s...

A very decorative centerpiece or Epergne (pronounced E-purn) handcrafted in Biot, France. Beautiful and not often found in this striking rose and clear color, hand blown art glass with signature controlled bubble base created by master glass blowers using original equipment and centuries old techniques. This piece was made in Biot, France. Epergne is defined as, an ornamental stand, usually made of glass or silver, holding, vase shaped dishes, trumpets or trays, used as a decorative centerpiece for serving sweetmeats, fruit, cakes, candy or flowers. This is a clear picture of what an Epergne is. People often ask what a this oddly shaped object is, the easy answer is," a flower vase." Whatever the definition, or whatever you prefer to call them, they are very beautiful. While some English Silver Epergnes...