Beautiful early 20th-century European crystal decanter with a solid silver collar, crafted around 1935–1948.
This piece features deep step-cut vertical facets, a heavy square body and a brilliant-cut spherical stopper typical of Central European glassmaking of the 1930s and 1940s.
The silver collar bears a star hallmark, commonly used by German and Austrian silversmiths during the pre-war and wartime period.
The crystal remains exceptionally clear and bright, while the silver shows a few small dents consistent with age.
A rare and elegant example of early European barware.
Use: Whiskey, brandy, liqueur, bar display
Details:
• Origin: Germany / Austria
• Date: c.1935–1948
• Material: High lead crystal with solid silver collar
• Style: Pre-war / wartime Central European crystal
• Dimensions: Height: 26 cm / 10.23 in
• Condition: Very good antique condition. Crystal clean and undamaged. Silver collar with minor dents due to age. Original stopper fits securely. Professional packaging.
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