Blown Glass Epergne, English 19th Century

Blown Glass Epergne, English 19th Century

Marsoni

M251S

$137.50

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Blown Glass Epergne, English 19th CenturySpectacular glass epergne or flower vase, in blown vaseline glass in the shades of yellow, green and blue, with serpentine pattern. Three small flutes and the central tall flute with a ruffle rim, all set on a similar design bowl; antique English Victorian style and period from the second half of the 19th century. Condition: no visible chips, minor surface wear, glass intact Size: Height: 40 cm Diameter: 25. 5 cm Style note products made in the

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Durable, lightweight, comfortable, and warm (my sled has heated handlebars). Gauntlets hold their shape very well. Easy to get hands in and out. Clear screen fogs up on the inside, so you can't see through it. I recommend for experienced riders who know where all of the buttons are. After getting a few good rides with a swithbox gremlin I would be comfortable using them again. Will also need to reposition OFF BUTTON. Gauntlet fabric at handlebars is a little flimsy, so putting hands in and out may accidentally press the button. I might add pieces of foam where gauntlets secure to handlebars to add structure and support. I had no problems on my very first ride, but I didn't test the amount of pressure needed to make it press the button. I've recommended them to others in Facebook Groups. I trust the brand. Had no problem fitting hands and arms in and out with thick coat & gloves in -14°F to +36°F. All-in-all... Worth the money, but would recommend waiting for a sale.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2026

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Walter Beck

Lexington, US

★★★★★ 5

Very warm, adjustable fit

Nice fit, just used on snowmobile in Wisconsin

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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2026