This silver neck green glug-glug glass decanter was made in London in 1905 by the renowned silversmith William Comyns. He traded from 1859 until 1930s, first in Soho and then on Beak Street. His products were retailed by Howell and James and Henry Lewis, and were most appreciated for their rococo revival and style. The silver mounted decanter presents four spout rims and, possibly, an associated clear glass, faceted stopper (there is a possibility that the decanter came with a green stopper instead of clear glass). Condition:The glass is in very good condition. Silver marks are legible and clear, with some surface scratching and wear, considerate with age. The stopper might be associated. The glass slightly wobbles when not filled. However, it sits perfectly straight. Delivery: Free UK tracked deliveryEurope International Tracked Shipping �15 flat fee (we will combine shipping costs)Worldwide International Tracked Shipping �20 flat fee (we will combine shipping costs)We aim to dispatch within two working days. This may be longer for international deliveries. All items are packed securely using acid-free paper, water-soluble filler and eco-friendly packing.Return:You have the right to return your item within 14 working days from the day after you receive it. How to buy: If you are interested in this item please get in touch, or you can buy it directly using the form below.Height is 26.5cm (10.4inches)
Width is 10.5cm (4.1inches)
Depth is 0cm (0.0inches)