Buchanan and Laing (Prima Finds)

Description

A rare survivor, this wine decanter is a fine hand blown cranberry glass which has been encased in superb sterling silver, art nouveau styled tracery from the top of the stopper to the base. This is fully assayed and hallmarked silver work, not a simple flash of silver attached to the glass. The collar and the stopper are both assayed for Birmingham 1914, the makers mark is worn but can be deciphered as being for the respected silversmith George Randle. The form and quality of this item can't be underplayed, it is a great shape and the stopper has been given that extra attention with a conical finish to the end. We have tried to ensure the images pick up on the detail.

The condition is excellent, there is no issue to any aspect of the piece, slight foot marks from use, but otherwise no damage.

It stands 14 inches overall and has a 4 inch diameter ( unpacked weight is 705 gms)


Buchanan and Laing Galleries are a private client business. Appointments can be made by arrangement via email.

The Company is a distance selling business and as such abides by all current HM Government consumer regulations that apply to pre-owned, second hand, antique items sold online.

We welcome purchases from all over the world, however, we do not take any responsibility or pay for import charges and taxes that non UK purchasers may accrue.