AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PRUSSIAN SHAPED GLASS DECANTER AND A ...

Hammer

£50

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PRUSSIAN SHAPED GLASS DECANTER AND A GEORGE V GLASS DECANTER, the early 19th century example with mushroom stopper and triple ring neck, facet and hobnail cut decoration, height 25cm, with a Victorian 'BRANDY' decanter label, maker William Summers, London 1864, 0.30ozt, 9.2 grams, the George V decanter with mushroom stopper, silver mounted collar, hallmarked Mappin & Webb, 17487, Birmingham 1911, over a facet cut triple ring neck and profusely cut body, height 27cm, with an unmarked 'CLARET' decanter label, probably 19th century silver (4 and with receipt of purchase of the Mappin & Webb decanter and the Claret label from The London Silver Vaults) (Condition report: 19th century decanter, the stopper has a sizeable chip and on close inspection quite a number of flea bites and small chips, the decanter has several tiny chips to the edges around the lower band of facets, the Mappin & Webb decanter has a chip to the top of the stopper, a few very tiny chips around the bottom edge, the top ring has a chip and a few minor nibbles to some of the cut edges, both labels are in good condition)