An Important Georgian Sterling Silver Epergne

This refined and important sterling silver epergne centerpiece, crafted in the Georgian period (mid-18th century), stands out for its excellent craftsmanship and rich decoration, the result of expert casting, embossing, perforation, and finely chased workmanship.
The structure rests on an articulated and dynamic base, resting on elegant feet shaped with naturalistic motifs. Curved arms branch out harmoniously from the central body, supporting removable baskets, flanked by a large upper bowl, creating a balanced interplay of volumes and solids and voids. The perforated surfaces and chased floral details testify to the high level of English goldsmithing of the period. Signed with two initials, "M and E."
Originally intended to enrich aristocratic tables for the presentation of fruit, sweets, or flowers, this epergne today represents a piece of great historical and decorative value, ideal as a spectacular centerpiece or as a prestigious element in a high-end collector's item.

An example of rare elegance and presence, an authentic expression of the taste and mastery of 18th-century Georgian silverware.

Period: Mid-18th century;
Provenance: English;
Dimensions: Height 38 cm;
Condition: Excellent;
Document: Certificate of Authenticity;
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Shipping: Available throughout Italy, Europe, and the rest of the world. Affordable prices, maximum security, and complete traceability. (To be arranged privately).

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