Vintage Cut Crystal Step-Neck Decanter Pair | Anglo-Irish Georgian Style Barware

The Anglo-Irish glassmaking tradition of the early 19th century set a lasting standard for heavy, deeply cut crystal designed to beautifully refract light across dining rooms and parlors. This striking pair of mid-20th-century decanters faithfully honors that legacy, echoing the classic Regency silhouettes historically found in aristocratic estates. A deep, tactile band of strawberry diamond cuts grounds each vessel, bordered by traditional vertical pillar flutes at the base. The necks are distinctly adorned with pronounced horizontal step cuts, culminating in brilliant radial-cut mushroom stoppers. Offering exceptional weight and pristine clarity, these decanters serve as a sophisticated, anchoring addition to any curated bar cart or dining vignette.

Specs
Maker/Artist: Unknown
Year Made: 1950s
Materials: Clear Cut Crystal
Dimensions: 8.5" H x 3.5" W x 3.5" D

Condition
The decanters remain in beautiful vintage condition, showcasing bright and clear crystal. There is one minor chip on the outer edge of a horizontal step-cut ring on the neck of a single decanter, commensurate with prior careful use. These are presented in original found condition and is recommended they be washed prior to use.