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Decanters, carafes, jugs, bottles, measures
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Given that wine was stored in barrels and crude green glass bottles, some more pleasing container was needed to bring it to the table. Hence decanters. First used in the mid 18th century, they went through various styles & became particularly popular in the Regency period. |
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GD614 |
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GD620 |
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Just in! GD663 |
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GD632 |
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GD622 |
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GD609 |
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GD608 |
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GD286 |
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Georgian 3-ring-neck "Prussian" decanter with two bands of twisted
pulley rings, & cut with panels & diamonds. Associated mushroom
stopper.
Price £140 |
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GD545 |
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GD206 |
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GD610 |
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Just in! GD662 |
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Georgian pint cylinder decanter cut with
panels, strawberry diamonds, printies, steps & combs, with two
facetted neck rings & ray-cut mushroom stopper. GD187 |
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Georgian pint size decanter, panel- &
comb-cut with three facetted neck rings & associated cut mushroom
stopper. GD182 |
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GD454d |
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GC704 |
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GC702a |
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GD379 |
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19th century opaque white glass decanter on pedestal foot, enamelled
with two profiles, possibly of Pericles & Athena, inside Greek key design
cartouches. c. 1860.
Price £130 |
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GD611 |
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GC784 |
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