What fits inside a cellaret?

These oak boxes and cases hold glass decanters and serving bottles securely in fitted interior compartments. They sit beneath sideboards to keep spirits ready for the dining table.

How do I identify a Regency decanter?

Look for distinct neck rings, heavy lead crystal weight, and characteristic Georgian or Regency cutting patterns. Cobalt blue glass and matching silver labels often accompany these pieces.

What were spirit labels used for?

Silver and plated tags hang from chains around bottle necks to name specific contents like rum or whiskey. They prevent confusion when serving multiple decanters during formal meals.

Are stoppers usually original?

Many decanters retain their matched stoppers, though replacements occur frequently across nineteenth-century glassware. Fit and glass colour help indicate whether a stopper belongs to the bottle.

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These regency spirit bottle pieces, spanning decanters, cases, and labels, offer the heavy cut glass and fitted containers that collectors use to furnish period sideboards.