An English hand-blown and cut glass spirit decanter dating to c1860, this piece embodies the elegance and craftsmanship of mid-19th-century glassmaking—functional yet highly decorative, equally suited as a collectible or as a timeless accent in barware displays. The decanter features a globular body tapering into a short neck with multiple applied neck rings for grip and durability. Its surface is hand-cut with elongated oval flutes, often referred to as lenses or petal cuts, adding refractive brilliance and depth. The fitted stopper is topped with a faceted, cut-glass knop echoing the motifs of the body, resting on a flattened circular foot.

Minor surface marks and occasional air bubbles are present, consistent with the authentic character of 19th-century glass.

Origin: United Kingdom

Date: Circa 1860

Material: Hand-blown Glass

Dimensions: 10"" H x 4"" W"