Silver Plated Epergne Cropp & Farr Late 19th/20thc

Silver Plated Epergne, Cropp and Farr 7 Stem Centrepiece

This elegant Silver Plated Epergne by Cropp and Farr is a fine example of late Victorian to early Edwardian craftsmanship. Standing about 28 cm high, it carries seven removable epergne flutes in a sculptural frame. Curling vines and leaf details create a dynamic display that works beautifully for floral arrangements or candlelight.

The piece is marked C & F, BP NS, and a registration number, confirming origin and period from the respected silversmiths Cropp and Farr.

Silver Plated Epergne Details

• Maker: Cropp and Farr

• Marks: C & F, BP NS, and registration number

• Date: Late 19th to early 20th century

• Height: Approx. 28 cm

• Design: Seven removable flutes among vines and leaves

• Use: Suitable for flowers, foliage, or candles

• Condition: Very good overall, minor plate wear from age, displays beautifully

Condition – Very Good Antique Example

This Silver Plated Epergne remains in very good condition, with a bright finish, minimal rub, and light age-related wear. All seven trumpets fit securely. It looks superb on a dining table, sideboard, or mantel, especially for the Christmas table.

Collectability and Maker Significance

Cropp and Farr produced quality silver and plated tableware admired for practical elegance. This seven-piece epergne reflects late 19th-century taste, with organic curves that echo Art Nouveau into the Edwardian era.

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Before You Order

1. Please review all photos, they show the exact Silver Plated Epergne for sale.

2. Expect gentle patina and minor wear, rub etc typical of age.

3. Questions welcome before ordering.

Summary

A antique statement piece by Cropp and Farr, with seven removable flutes or trumpets, vine and leaf decoration, late 19th–early 20th century, marked C & F, BP NS, and registration number. Elegant, versatile, and ready to display.