A VICTORIAN SILVER-PLATED AND CUT-GLASS SEVEN-PIECE TABLE GARNITURE, PROBABLY DESIGNED BY A.A. WILLMS, ELKINGTON & CO., CIRCA 1865

A VICTORIAN SILVER-PLATED AND CUT-GLASS SEVEN-PIECE TABLE GARNITURE, PROBABLY DESIGNED BY A.A. WILLMS, ELKINGTON & CO., CIRCA 1865

in Egyptian revival style, the tri-form bases raised on lion paws and supporting fully-modeled sphinxes, stem formed as a three-handled amphora, hung with chains and topped by cut-glass bowls, the seven-light candelabrum centerpiece with a matching mirror plateau, the detachable sconces can be replaced with cut-glass bowls

marked on bases and with diamond registration mark, the largest numbered 12884, medium 10396, smallest 9970, and plateau 8622

height of largest 29⅛ in.

74 cm