AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-GILT THREE-PIECE TABLE GARNITURE, Holland Aldwinckle & Slater, London, 1906-07

comprising one four-branch epergne and two smaller matching dessert stands, each with circular blue glass central bowl with domed silver cover partially fluted and pierced with a band of scrolling foliate, bud finials, the bowls fitted in silver frames formed of four slender supports topped by ram heads and linked by bands of flower heads and openwork Vitruvian scrolls, the epergne centered by a partially fluted urn from which four reeded scroll branches extend, each branch surmounted by an oval basket with applied beaded border

Blue glass bowl of one dessert stand chipped at edge, Good condition
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