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A Rare Royal Yacht Pattern Carafe Monogrammed for King George V C.1925
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for sale €562     $610
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Mark J West

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A Rare Royal Yacht Pattern Carafe Monogrammed for King George V C.1925

1900 - 1920
For Sale by Mark J West
Description

A rare Royal Yacht pattern carafe monogrammed for King George V c.1925

this would have been used in a Royal household, Buckingham Palace, Windsor etc.

Physical Dimensions
Height
20cm (7.87")
Declaration

Mark J West has dated this Monogrammed Crystal Glass Carafe to the 1920s.

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SA1240130
Dealers Internal Reference
0917
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markwest-glass.com

Description
A rare Royal Yacht pattern carafe monogrammed for King George V c.1925

this would have been used in a Royal household, Buckingham Palace, Windsor etc.

Height
20cm (7.87")
Date of Manufacture

Mark J West has dated this Monogrammed Crystal Glass Carafe to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1240130
Dealers Internal Ref
0917
Mark J West
Mark J West
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2016

Mark west is a specialist dealer in antique glass.

Dealer Profile

You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Mark J West Profile Page

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Mark J West is a registered member of BADA 

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A clear glass carafe featuring a flared base with starburst cutting, fluted neck panels, and an etched Royal Cypher monogram beneath a crown.
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Archive I A clear glass carafe featuring a flared base with starburst cutting, fluted neck panels, and an etched Royal Cypher monogram beneath a crown.

A Rare Royal Yacht Pattern Carafe Monogrammed for King George V C.1925

Archive II A clear glass carafe featuring a flared base with starburst cutting, fluted neck panels, and an etched Royal Cypher monogram beneath a crown. View II
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Mark J West

Mark J West
Telephone 07956 117 693
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Surrey
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/markjwest
Verified Since Dec 2016
Items For Sale 155
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A clear glass carafe featuring a flared base with starburst cutting, fluted neck panels, and an etched Royal Cypher monogram beneath a crown.
A rare Royal Yacht pattern carafe monogrammed for King George V c.1925
Ref: SA1240130
A clear glass carafe featuring a flared base with starburst cutting, fluted neck panels, and an etched Royal Cypher monogram beneath a crown.
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  • ObjectCarafes & Decanters
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleArt Deco
  • MaterialGlass, Cut Crystal
  • ColourClear
  • MotifsStarburst cut base, Fluted neck panels, Etched Royal Cypher, Flared rim
  • SizeH 20 cm (8 in)

This clear cut crystal carafe dates from the 1920 period in an Art Deco style. The piece exhibits a flared rim, a wide flared base with a starburst cut pattern, and vertical fluted panels around the narrow neck. An etched Royal Cypher monogram beneath a crown decorates the upper body. The transparent glass shows light reflections along the faceted surfaces and vertical flutes. Measuring 20 cm high, the carafe serves as a functional display item for a gentleman's library or on a sideboard top in a modern home. Its compact proportions allow placement on side tables, cabinets, or dining surfaces for serving beverages or as a standalone decorative container.

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Carafes originated as unstoppered glass or ceramic vessels used to serve water, wine, and other beverages at the dining table. During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, refined cut and etched glass versions became central components of formal British tableware.

Traditional carafes were mouth-blown from lead crystal to ensure high clarity and resonance. Decorative features were added using hand-cutting wheels for neck panel fluting and starburst bases, alongside copper-wheel acid etching for detailed insignia.

Authentic period pieces display crisp cut edges, accurate hand-etched monograms or cyphers, and minor irregular inclusions typical of early glass production. They also exhibit appropriate age-related wear on the resting contact point of the base.

A crystal carafe can be placed on a wooden sideboard, brass drinks tray, or bar cart to create a focal point. Combining clear glass with darker background surfaces allows cut fluting and etched details to catch the surrounding light.

Wash glass carafes individually by hand using lukewarm water and a mild non-abrasive detergent. Avoid sudden temperature changes and mechanical dishwashers to prevent thermal shock, scratching, or dulling of the glass surface.
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