Pair of Art Deco Heavy Cut Glass Decanters – Circa 1930s
A magnificent pair of Art Deco heavy cut glass decanters, dating to approximately the 1930s, beautifully showcasing the bold geometric design and exceptional craftsmanship associated with this glamorous period.
These striking decanters feature substantial, multi-faceted bodies with beautifully executed deep-cut geometric decoration. Alternating diagonal and horizontal cuts create a wonderful interplay of light, producing a dazzling display of reflections across the glass.
Each decanter has an elegant, shaped neck leading to a substantial, beautifully cut stopper, with stepped geometric detailing that perfectly complements the design of the body.
The bases feature an impressive deeply cut starburst pattern, a wonderful example of the attention to detail and craftsmanship found in quality period glassware.
Exceptionally heavy and beautifully balanced, these decanters have a real sense of quality and presence. Their architectural form and bold linear decoration are wonderfully characteristic of the Art Deco movement.
Perfect for displaying on a traditional drinks trolley, in a gentleman’s whisky library or on an elegant dining room sideboard. Ideal for serving whisky, brandy or other favourite spirits when entertaining.
A particularly attractive feature is that these are offered as a matching pair, making them a striking addition to any collection of vintage barware.
Period: Art Deco, circa 1930s
Material: Heavy cut glass
Style: Art Deco, geometric design
Quantity: Matching pair with stoppers
Condition: Beautiful vintage condition with age-related wear consistent with their age.
Measure: 24cm high 9cm diameter at largest point
Sold as a pair
Please note: Tray sold separately
A fabulous pair of statement decanters, combining the glamour of the Art Deco era with the timeless elegance of traditional English entertaining.
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