This is a flower Holder maker marked at the bottom. Brought in London
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This is a flower Holder maker marked at the bottom. Brought in London
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Re: Flower Holder with flute shaped glass
Please help me identify it and potential value of this item bought in London.
Re: Flower Holder with flute shaped glass
This piece actually dates well after 1840, the EPNS marking stands for "Electroplated Nickle Silver". It's called an 'Epergnes' used as a centerpiece on large Victorian dining tables. Most like this date from the last quarter of the 19th century ,1875-1900.
Re: Flower Holder with flute shaped glass
Thanks for your comment. Would have any idea about its price if I were to sell or auction it. Thanks again.
Re: Flower Holder with flute shaped glass
Thanks. Can you let me know the estimated value of this. Thanks.
Re: Flower Holder with flute shaped glass
The market for Victorian items like this has crashed since the late 1990's, comparable examples now sell at auction for under $200.00.