Late 19th century, the underside marked Meriden & Co., "Quadruple-Plated" and numbered 1034. This ornate Victorian accessory has a central support anchored by two cupids seated above a pierced central medallion hosting a garden scene, the primary well is decorated with applied floral motifs. Cranberry glass bowls with paint and enamel decoration complete the composition. Included are (2) 20th century silverplate candlesticks marked by James W. Tufts, Boston. Each of these depicts a cupid stalking a pheasant and comes with a cranberry glass shade (15 in. HOA).

Epergne, 28.5 . x 24.5 in. (with bowls)

Private Estate Collection, Raleigh, North Carolina

The epergne shaft is somewhat loose; overall light hairlines; glass elements have been heavily repaired and have visible breaks.

$600 - 900