Antique Stopper

Each decanter has a decorative silver collar near the top and is topped with a matching glass stopper with a scalloped edge.

Tallest blue bottle dimensions: H: 2.76 (with stopper) W: 1.65" D: 0.84"

Containis two hand blown glass stoppered decanters with eight small glasses. Circa 1900.

Lovely quality antique Edwardian silver plated cruet set, having a quality silver plated shaped stand with a shaped handle to the centre with six original cut glass bottles four with...

Dimensions: Height without stopper: 2.2 in. Height including stopper: 2.7 in.

Fitted with an associated pale green jadeite cabochon stopper. No spoon. Height including stopper: 2.66 in.

It retains a closely matched lapis stopper with spoon, circa 1920. The second is an unusual sculptural fish-form bottle carved from green serpentine stone.

The decanter retains the original impressive faceted cut-glass stopper, in the Art Deco style. The original tapering glass body has an iconic Art Deco style elongated faceted cut-gla...

A slice-cut lip sits above a broad swirl-cut band on the neck, narrowing to a second slice-cut band, then opening into a deep Georgian diamond cut border that wraps the body at its w...

With a removable cup as the lid with a cork stopper beneath. Fully marked to the base. Perfect for outdoor cocktails or the luxury picnic!

The bottle is carefully hollowed through a discreet opening at one end and retains an associated cylindrical spinach green jade stopper fitted with cork and metal spoon. Dimensions:...

Completed with a complementary amber agate cabochon stopper fitted with cork and spoon. Dimensions: Height with stopper: 2.84 in.

A 14-carat rosé gold ‘faux’ perfume flask pendant with palmoxylon - or petrified palmwood - with stopper on a fine woven chain, circa 1810. This unusual fossil was formed between th...

Each stopper retains its cork and integral snuff spoon.

Fitted with an associated pale green jade stopper with spoon. China, Late Qing dynasty, circa 1880, 19th Century Height with stopper: 2.8 in.

It retains its original screw-on gilt-metal stopper set with green cabochons and attached spoon.

The decanter's vertical panels deepen the amber tone and finish in a faceted mushroom stopper. The four sherry glasses and three goblets repeat that same panel cut on bell-shaped bow...

It retains an associated dark hardstone stopper and spoon. Circa 1930. The third is a bright yellow porcelain snuff bottle of flattened rounded form, decorated in relief with flower...

Dimensions: Height: 2.9 in. / 7.4 cm, excluding stopper Height: approximately 3.5 in. / 8.9 cm, including stopper Width: 3.1 in. / 7.9 cm Depth: 1.2 in. / 3.1 cm

Decanters are in good condition with original stoppers. Antique/early 20th century cut and etched glass suite Includes 2 decanters + assorted stemware Hand-cut faceted bodies with e...

A retaining fixture for the original sink stopper remains at the rear of the basin. The reverse bears the cast maker’s mark “Kohler – 1 24 14 – 188.” 18" H x 25" W x 18.75" D MM - ...

With associated rose quartz stopper. Chinese, late Qing dynasty, circa 1880.

The silver stopper it's adorned with Art Nouveau elements Accompanying the decanter, the set includes six matching liquor small glasses.

The tall neck is divided by raised lime-green mouldings and painted with a central band of pink blossoms, rising to an ornate spire-like stopper. This cover features reticulated peta...

Dimensions: Height: 2.1 in. excluding stopper Width: 1.6 in. Depth: 1 in.

Dimensions: Height: 2.1 in. / 5.3 cm, including stopper Width: 1.5 in. / 3.8 cm Depth: 0.75 in. / 1.9 cm

No chips, nibbles or significant scratches noted to the body or stopper. The original stopper is present and fits correctly.

Dimensions: Height: 2.3 in. / 5.8 cm, including stopper Width: 1.15 in. / 2.9 cm Depth: 0.5 in. / 1.3 cm

Without the stopper, the decanter itself measures 13 inches high.

A particularly fine detail is that each stopper was individually ground and fitted to its corresponding decanter.

The tantalas body of circular form is surmounted with a decorative hoop carrying handle above an elegantly simple single ring turned columnar support featuring a sectioned tier which...

Spiral fluting rises across the hand-blown conical glass body toward a slender neck, finished with a flush hinged sterling silver collar and flat stopper. The silver lid is hand-engr...

A slice and flute cut glass spirit decanter engraved with the prince of Wales feathers fitted with target stopper. England, circa 1795.

Crafted from hand-blown clear glass featuring a pedestal foot base, the jar retains its original ebonized fruitwood wheel-turned stopper. The front retains its original period paper ...

Dimensions: Height: 2.72 in. / 6.9 cm, including stopper Width: 1.52 in. / 3.9 cm Depth: 0.76 in. / 1.9 cm

With associated decorated metal-mounted stopper set with a red cabochon, together with cork and spoon.

Dimensions: approximately 3.1 in. high including stopper.

It retains an associated green hardstone stopper. The second is an elegant double-gourd-form cloisonné enamel snuff bottle, decorated throughout with flowering branches and blossoms...

The decanter retains its original matched stopper, composed of a ground glass peg surmounted by a hollow, mushroom-form sterling silver cap.

Fantastic quality antique Victorian tantalus, having a quality antique Victorian oak tantalus containing three quality glass decanters with the original stoppers, within an oak frame...

Likely destined for a port in southeast Asia, the little jar would have been used to hold traditional medicine, stoppered with a cork and filled with ground herbs or oils.

No cracks are present, and the stopper is well preserved. Details: Dimensions: Height 25 cm (9.8 in); Width 18 cm (7.1 in); Depth 9 cm (3.5 in); Weight approx. 1.5 kg (3.3 lb) Cond...

Victorian Etched Crystal Cloves Decanter This is a beautifully shaped decanter, it is etched with vines and the word CLOVES, the neck is fluted and ringed, the stopper is large. A ...

Bottles of this type were produced with separately formed stoppers individually fitted to their necks. The use of white opaline glass provided a dense surface suitable for gilt and p...

The bottle retains its original cut glass stopper, while the hinged silver cover remains secure and functional.

Retaining its wooden base, stopper, and suspension cord, it is a striking example of early American arms-related folk art.

Signs of age and use include each bottle with residue to bottom interiors, one with old watermarks. Two of the stoppers with minor chips.

The body’s ribbed pattern lends the decanter a crisp, architectural character, while the faceted stopper introduces a touch of brilliance. Cut with multiple planes, the stopper catch...

The set includes three crystal decanters, each with a faceted globe stopper and an intricate cut-glass pattern featuring crisscross and diamond motifs.

Particularly desirable is the survival of the **original facet-cut glass stopper**, completing the bottle and adding to its authenticity and collectability.

The decanter has a tall, ringed neck and a stopper with a gilt-mounted knop. Gilt lines at the feet.

With carved carnelian stopper worked en suite with floral decoration, cork and spoon.

With associated tiger's-eye stopper. Chinese, late Qing dynasty, late 19th century, circa 1890.

With associated green glass stopper, cork and spoon. Small chips with loss to overlay noted, see conditions report.

Dimensions: Height: 2.38 in. / 6.0 cm, including stopper Width: 1.36 in. / 3.5 cm Depth: 0.70 in. / 1.8 cm

Dimensions: Height: 2.65 in. / 6.7 cm, including stopper Width: 1.43 in. / 3.6 cm Depth: 0.75 in. / 1.9 cm

A beautiful early 20th century French impressionist oil on panel depicting a kitchen tabletop arrangement of vibrant yellow and red peppers or similar vegetables, alongside a tall gl...

Stunning in an entrance hall, dining area or living space over a console table, credenza, buffet or commode. A show stopper mirror!

Designed in the form of a coffee pot, with a side handle, pouring spout and removable stopper. The body is decorated with simple reeded bands around the top and base.

Turning them over and discovering such well-preserved pontils, together with the original stoppers, was a particularly rewarding part of examining these pieces.