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Good Georgian Lead Glass Decanter
Carse Antiques
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Good Georgian Lead Glass Decanter

18th century
For Sale by Carse Antiques
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Good late 18th century large size Georgian lead glass decanter with original stopper. Nice shape body with cut decoration and plain base. Original star cut stopper. Really nice one. I love the sound these early decanters make when you take the stopper in and out. Couple of tiny flakes to the rim but otherwise good for its age.

PRICE INCLUDES UK POSTAGE AND PACKING COSTS.

SIZE; 5" diameter by 10 1/2" high

CIRCA; 1790

Physical Dimensions
Height
26.5cm (10.43")
Width
12.5cm (4.92")
Depth
12.5cm (4.92")
Declaration

Carse Antiques has dated this Georgian Lead Glass Decanter to the 18th Century.

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SA1153806
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11394
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Description
Good late 18th century large size Georgian lead glass decanter with original stopper. Nice shape body with cut decoration and plain base. Original star cut stopper. Really nice one. I love the sound these early decanters make when you take the stopper in and out. Couple of tiny flakes to the rim but otherwise good for its age.

PRICE INCLUDES UK POSTAGE AND PACKING COSTS.

SIZE; 5" diameter by 10 1/2" high

CIRCA; 1790

Height
26.5cm (10.43")
Width
12.5cm (4.92")
Depth
12.5cm (4.92")
Date of Manufacture

Carse Antiques has dated this Georgian Lead Glass Decanter to the 18th Century.

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SA1153806
Dealers Internal Ref
11394
Carse Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Mar 2011
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A clear Georgian lead glass decanter featuring cut geometric patterns, applied neck rings, and a flat mushroom stopper.
Good Georgian Lead Glass Decanter
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A clear Georgian lead glass decanter featuring cut geometric patterns, applied neck rings, and a flat mushroom stopper.
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Georgian decanters were produced in Britain between 1714 and 1830, evolving from plain heavy bottles to intricate cut-glass vessels. They typically feature heavy lead glass, applied neck rings to assist with grip, and distinctive stoppers such as flat mushroom, target, or disc shapes.

These items were blown and cut using lead crystal, a composition developed in England containing lead oxide. This addition increased the refractive index, clarity, and weight of the glass, allowing craftspeople to cut sharp geometric facets.

Authentic pieces generally display a distinct greyish or purplish cast under natural light due to historical glass formulations, along with wear patterns on the base. Original stoppers are ground to fit their specific neck opening and often bear matching cut numbers on both the neck and stopper stem.

Place the vessel on a tray made of silver, brass, or timber alongside complementary glassware on a sideboard or drinks trolley. Combining varying heights and cut pattern designs creates visual depth without cluttering the space.

Wash by hand using tepid water and mild detergent, avoiding dishwasher use which causes permanent clouding. Ensure the interior dries completely before re-inserting the stopper to prevent moisture traps and residue build-up.
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