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A Rather Beautiful Cut Glass Epergne by Osler, Circa 1870
For sale by Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
for sale €1,141     $1,238
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A Rather Beautiful Cut Glass Epergne by Osler, Circa 1870

19th century
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A rather stunning Epergne made by Osler (for the mark see pictures). Silver plated and top-quality cut glass - it is in perfect condition

Measures 28x28x23cms

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Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Victorian Cut Glass Epergne to the 19th Century.

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SA1241702
Description
A rather stunning Epergne made by Osler (for the mark see pictures). Silver plated and top-quality cut glass - it is in perfect condition

Measures 28x28x23cms

Date of Manufacture

Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Victorian Cut Glass Epergne to the 19th Century.

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A Victorian cut glass epergne featuring a central diamond-cut bowl surrounded by four smaller glass holders set into silver-plated arms on a round base.
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Archive I A Victorian cut glass epergne featuring a central diamond-cut bowl surrounded by four smaller glass holders set into silver-plated arms on a round base.

A Rather Beautiful Cut Glass Epergne by Osler, Circa 1870

Archive II A Victorian cut glass epergne featuring a central diamond-cut bowl surrounded by four smaller glass holders set into silver-plated arms on a round base. View II
Archive III A Victorian cut glass epergne featuring a central diamond-cut bowl surrounded by four smaller glass holders set into silver-plated arms on a round base. View III
Archive IV A Victorian cut glass epergne featuring a central diamond-cut bowl surrounded by four smaller glass holders set into silver-plated arms on a round base. View IV
Archive V A Victorian cut glass epergne featuring a central diamond-cut bowl surrounded by four smaller glass holders set into silver-plated arms on a round base. View V
Archive VI A Victorian cut glass epergne featuring a central diamond-cut bowl surrounded by four smaller glass holders set into silver-plated arms on a round base. View VI
Archive VII A Victorian cut glass epergne featuring a central diamond-cut bowl surrounded by four smaller glass holders set into silver-plated arms on a round base. View VII
Archive VIII A Victorian cut glass epergne featuring a central diamond-cut bowl surrounded by four smaller glass holders set into silver-plated arms on a round base. View VIII
Archive IX A Victorian cut glass epergne featuring a central diamond-cut bowl surrounded by four smaller glass holders set into silver-plated arms on a round base. View IX
Archive X A Victorian cut glass epergne featuring a central diamond-cut bowl surrounded by four smaller glass holders set into silver-plated arms on a round base. View X
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Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
Telephone 07801 650780
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Admiral Vernon Arcade (Basement Level)
141 Portobello Road
London
W11 2QB
United Kingdom
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A Victorian cut glass epergne featuring a central diamond-cut bowl surrounded by four smaller glass holders set into silver-plated arms on a round base.
A Rather Beautiful Cut Glass Epergne by Osler, circa 1870
Ref: SA1241702
A Victorian cut glass epergne featuring a central diamond-cut bowl surrounded by four smaller glass holders set into silver-plated arms on a round base.
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  • ObjectCentrepieces
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialCut Glass, Silver Plate
  • ColourClear, Silver
  • MotifsDiamond cut glass, Scalloped rims, Branched scroll arms, Fluted pedestal

A Victorian centrepiece by Osler, dating from circa 1870, functions as a dining table centre. This English Country House object is manufactured from clear cut glass and silver-plated metal, displaying a colour palette of clear and silver. The design incorporates a central diamond-cut bowl with scalloped rims, surrounded by four matching smaller glass holders mounted on branched scroll arms above a fluted pedestal and round base. Fine details include intricate diamond-cut patterns across the glass bodies and ornate silver-plated metalwork linking the arms to the base. Measuring 28x28x23 cm, this item sits appropriately as a focal point in the middle of a dining table. Placement suits a formal dining room or living space where it serves as a decorative centrepiece, holding floral arrangements or small decorative items within its glass vessels. The transparent glass and reflective silver plating catch ambient light, adding a polished presence to interior surfaces. Maintenance involves careful cleaning of the glass and gentle wiping of the silver-plated hardware to preserve the finish.

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An epergne is an elaborate dining table centrepiece designed to hold flowers, fruit, or sweetmeats. During the Victorian era, these decorative pieces featured central bowls surrounded by branching arms that supported smaller glass dishes or trumpet-shaped vases.

High-grade lead crystal and hand-cut glass were predominantly used for the bowls and trumpets. The structural frames and branched arms were typically constructed from sterling silver, silver plate, gilt bronze, or cast brass.

Authentic pieces feature sharp, hand-cut glass facets rather than smooth moulded edges, and often exhibit minor hand-blown irregularities. Metal mounts frequently carry manufacturer marks or hallmarks, and the separate glass elements should fit precisely into their designated metal sockets.

Place the item as a central focal point on a large dining table, sideboard, or entrance hall table. It can be displayed empty to showcase the cut crystal facets or filled with minimal floral arrangements to contrast against contemporary decor.

Clean glass components using warm water with mild liquid detergent and dry thoroughly with a soft lint-free cloth. Metal elements should be gently polished with a specialised silver cloth, avoiding abrasive cleaners that could strip the plating or damage surrounding glass fittings.
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