Exquisite Victorian Set of 3 Cut Glass Victorian Decanters in Silverplate Stand
Located in New York, NY
This Decanter set is from another time and era. Victorian elegance at its best.The three decanters
Crystal, Silver Plate
Black Forest Carved Bear Liquor Tantalus Stand and Wine Decanter Set, circa 1895
Located in Evergreen, CO
decanter larger than he is. Six stemmed glasses are suspended from the basket.
Wood
Vintage Musical Gun Decanter, Japan, 1960s
Located in Esbjerg, DK
off its stand, it plays "How Dry I Am!" The decanter's exterior is made of powder-coated metal and
Metal, Brass
French Antique Baccarat Crystal Liqueur Decanter/Carafe Carousell Set
By Baccarat
Located in Vilnius, LT
Antique French liqueur crystal and gilt bronze stand carousell carafe/decanter set. The bronze
Crystal, Bronze
Set of Three Plain Blue, Georgian Decanters with Gilded Labels and Stoppers
By William Parker
Located in Steyning, West sussex
lacquer and ormolu stand. Decanters: Height 9 1/4in (23.5cm). Width 3 1/5in (9cm) Decanters in stand
Cut Glass
Hand Carved Wood Bear Liqueur Stand Swiss, 1920
Located in Berghuelen, DE
A carved wood decanter / liqueur stand modelled as hiking bear with walking stick and basket on his
Glass, Wood
Victorian Silver Plated Tantalus or Sherry Stand with Amber Glass Bottles
Located in Hamilton, Ontario
This silver plated Sherry stand, or tantalus, was most likely produced by an English maker in the
Silver Plate
Bohemian Glass Liquor Set, Czechia Art Deco, 1940
Located in Saarbruecken, DE
Genuine Bohemian glasses set with a decanter in a gold-colored stand. A stylish mid-century Czech
Metal
Antique English Georgian Neoclassical Decanter Stand with Bottles
Located in New York, NY
English Georgian neoclassical sterling silver decanter stand, 1818. Raised square base with
Sterling Silver
Sold|$65,202
A Rare 18th Century Decanter Stand. Circa 1760.
Located in Dublin, IE
A Rare 18th Century Decanter Stand on carved cabriole legs terminating in hairy paw feet.
Mahogany
An Important Irish 18th Century Mahogany Decanter Stand.
Located in Dublin, IE
An important Irish 18th Century mahogany decanter stand. The apron carved with vine and acanthus
Mahogany
Sold|$5,709
Mahogany Decanter Stand with Decanter
Located in Edenbridge, Kent
A very rare mahogany decanter stand by James Mein of Kelso. Raised on three original leather
Glass, Mahogany
Sold|$3,058
Black Forest Carved Bear Decanter Stand
Located in East Sussex, GB
A Swiss Black Forest carved lime wood bear decanter stand. Bear carries a tree trunk over one
Wood, Glass
An Important Irish 18th Century Mahogany Decanter Stand.
Located in Dublin, IE
An important Irish 18th Century Mahogany Decanter Stand on a cabriole leg base. The legs with
Mahogany
Georg Jensen Baccarat Decanter With Pyramid Stopper
Located in Copenhagen, DK
Nielsen. The entire decanter stands 11 3/4" (30cm) in height to the top of the stopper, the glass decanter
Sterling Silver
20th Century Art Deco An Italian Silver and cut Glass Decanter by Basios
Located in Roma, RM
Fantastic Three bottles decanter stand, with three matching cut glass, pierced silver 800/1000
Silver
High Quality George IV Period Mahogany Cellarette of Richly Figured Timber
Located in Cambridge, GB
, mounted on knulled bun feet; the interior with a central compartment for a trefoil decanter-stand, flanked
Oak and Cut Crystal Tantalus Set, England, Late 19th C.
Located in New York, NY
for a drink's decanter stand in which the bottle stoppers are held in place by a metal bar, as a means
Crystal
Antique English Decanter Set & Stand (Tantalus)
Located in San Francisco, CA
A handsome antique English decanter set of three cut crystal bottles and stoppers in a locking
Crystal
Austrian Wine Decanter with Stand by Richard Rohac
By Richard Rohac
Located in Los Angeles, CA
An extremely rare, possibly unique, crystal wine decanter with a beautifully executed brass stand
Victorian Silver Whisky Decanter in the form of a Barrel on Stand
Located in Sittingbourne, Kent
A Victorian silver Whisky or Brandy Decanter made in the form of a Barrel on stand. By Henry
Silver
Sold|$995
Dorothy Thorpe Bar Set
Located in New York, NY
Vintage Dorothy Thorpe decanters in a stand with six glasses and dot detailing.
Baccarat Crystal Bottle Coaster Set for Champagne and Wine Magnums or Decanters
By Baccarat
Located in Los Angeles, CA
champagne but can also be used as a decanter stand or to support a wine bottle chiller. Both coasters
Crystal
Rare Black Forest Decanter Set and Cordial Stand
Located in Atlanta, GA
the decanter.
Glass, Wood
High Quality French Bronze Dore Double Decanters and Stand
Located in London, GB
A late 19th century French gilt bronze decanter caddy/stand. The stand marked France the pierced
Bronze
Mid-Century Modern Glass Decanter Set with Brass Stand
Located in Stamford, CT
Set of three glass bottles in a brass stand with lock and key, circa 1950s. The gold lettering on
Brass
Antique French Blue Glass Liquor or Aperitif Cabaret Set with Ormolu Stand
By Portieux Vallerysthal
Located in TRIAIZE, PAYS DE LOIRE
late 19th century, it is complete with the ormolu stand, a decanter and six cups. Measures : 8"3 (21
Ormolu
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