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Victorian cranberry glass epergne with ruffled edges and hand-painted decoration.

History:
Epergnes, decorative table centerpieces, gained significant popularity during the Victorian era, particularly in the mid-to-late 19th century. They were designed to hold fruits, flowers, or sweets, adding a touch of opulence to dining tables and drawing rooms. Cranberry glass, known for its rich, translucent red color achieved by adding gold to molten glass, was a favored material for these elaborate pieces, often enhanced with decorative techniques like hand-painting or applied elements.

This particular epergne, with its multiple trumpet-shaped vases and ruffled edges, is characteristic of the ornate aesthetic prevalent in the Victorian period. The hand-painted details, often featuring floral motifs or delicate patterns, further attest to the craftsmanship of the era. Such pieces were not only functional but also served as status symbols, showcasing the owner's taste and wealth.

Origin:
England

Time period:
Victorian Era, c. 1880s

Height 40 cm
Width 25 cm

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12x bewaard
Sinds 26 dec '25
Zoekertjesnummer: m2348748932