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A Uranium Glass and Bronze Epergne
Christine Kavanagh Antiques
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A Uranium Glass and Bronze Epergne

19th century
Description

A single fluted glass table centre. The base is patinated bronze stylised leaves. Both glass and base are original to each other and in lovely original condition. Probably French c1890

Physical Dimensions
Height
36cm (14.17")
Width
17cm (6.69")
Depth
17cm (6.69")
Declaration

Christine Kavanagh Antiques has dated this Uranium Glass Bronze Epergne to the 19th Century.

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SA1231961
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Description
A single fluted glass table centre. The base is patinated bronze stylised leaves. Both glass and base are original to each other and in lovely original condition. Probably French c1890
Height
36cm (14.17")
Width
17cm (6.69")
Depth
17cm (6.69")
Date of Manufacture

Christine Kavanagh Antiques has dated this Uranium Glass Bronze Epergne to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1231961
Christine Kavanagh Antiques
Christine Kavanagh Antiques
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Archive I An apple green trumpet-shaped glass vase mounted on a cast bronze base formed of sculpted leaf motifs.

A Uranium Glass and Bronze Epergne

Archive II An apple green trumpet-shaped glass vase mounted on a cast bronze base formed of sculpted leaf motifs. View II
Archive III An apple green trumpet-shaped glass vase mounted on a cast bronze base formed of sculpted leaf motifs. View III
Archive IV An apple green trumpet-shaped glass vase mounted on a cast bronze base formed of sculpted leaf motifs. View IV
Archive V An apple green trumpet-shaped glass vase mounted on a cast bronze base formed of sculpted leaf motifs. View V
Archive VI An apple green trumpet-shaped glass vase mounted on a cast bronze base formed of sculpted leaf motifs. View VI
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Christine Kavanagh Antiques

Christine Kavanagh Antiques
Telephone 01777 871 080 or 07850 463 173
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1 - 3 Castlegate
Newark
Nottinghamshire
NG24 1AZ
United Kingdom
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Christine Kavanagh Antiques
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An apple green trumpet-shaped glass vase mounted on a cast bronze base formed of sculpted leaf motifs.
A uranium glass and bronze epergne
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An apple green trumpet-shaped glass vase mounted on a cast bronze base formed of sculpted leaf motifs.
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An epergne is an ornamental centrepiece designed to sit in the middle of a dining table. Originating in the eighteenth century and becoming widely popular in the Victorian era, it typically featured arms or flutes to display flowers, fruit, or sweetmeats during formal meals.

Victorian epergnes commonly combined hand-blown or moulded glass flutes with cast metal bases made from bronze, brass, or electroplated nickel silver. Glass components frequently utilized coloured or specialty formulas, including uranium oxide glass and opalescent glass.

Authentic uranium glass displays a distinct pale green or yellow-green hue under natural light and fluoresces vivid bright green when exposed to ultraviolet light. Original nineteenth-century pieces typically exhibit manufacturing characteristics such as hand-finished rims, pontil marks, or slight asymmetry.

An epergne functions well as a focal point on a modern dining table, sideboard, or entrance hall console. It can be displayed empty as a sculptural object or styled with small floral arrangements to complement contemporary botanicals.

Glass flutes should be cleaned gently using warm water and a mild, non-abrasive soap, taking care not to submerge metal mountings. The bronze base requires light dusting with a soft microfiber cloth to preserve the natural patination, avoiding harsh chemicals or metal polishes.
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