A striking and elegant antique Edwardian hallmarked sterling silver four-branch epergne, crafted in Birmingham in 1913 and attributed to J. Collyer Ltd.
This beautifully proportioned centrepiece embodies the refined decorative style of the Edwardian period, with a graceful central column supporting four delicately formed branches.
Designed to hold small posy vases or display flowers and table adornments, the epergne would have originally formed the focal point of a well-appointed dining or tea table.
Its balanced form, fine detailing and classic Edwardian elegance make it equally suited to contemporary decorative interiors or traditional silver collections. Pieces of this nature are increasingly sought after by collectors and interior stylists for their versatility as both functional and display items.
Fully hallmarked for Birmingham, 1913, confirming authenticity and period.
Dimensions:
Estimated Diameter: 13 cm
Height: 19.5 cm
Weight: 233 grams (weighted base)
Condition:
Good antique condition with light surface wear consistent with age and gentle use. A charming and decorative Edwardian silver display piece with strong visual appeal.