George Betjemann & Sons English Decanter, circa 1910

A most unusual and very smart tantalus or decanter stand made from solid English oak and silver plate. It was created as a Partner's tantalus, possibly in the middle of a Partner'...

An English Victorian period wooden tantalus from the 19th century, with three cut glass decanters, key locking mechanism and silver metal accents. Created in England during the reign...

Liquor flask bottle designed by James Dixon & Sons. Very handsome and handy liquor flask bottle, created in Sheffield England by the silversmith James ...

An English silver and crystal decanter set from the 19th century, with seven glasses, a decanter and silver platter. Born in England during the 19th century, this exquisite set features a 3.5 inches diameter x 10.75 inches high crystal decanter, adorned with an intricate décor of silver showcasing volutes and guilloches responding beautifully to one another, and topped with a faceted crystal finial. The seven glasses echo the same motifs and the ensemble rests on a circular platter adorned with a pierced gallery and petite beads. With its beautiful colors complimenting one another perfectly, this 19th century English decanter set...

There are 2 stoppers, the original stopper has an 80's vibe or the vintage stopper I paired with the decanter both are included. The vintage stopper ha...

The Tantalus is of typical form however it is of rare miniature size measuring only 22cm high x 26cm wide. The Tantalus is made from white onyx with scrolling ormolu mounts and an ormolu hinged carry handle. The carry handle is beautifully engraved with scrollwork and blossoming flowers and engraved 'The Tantalus' to one side and 'Betjemann's Patent London' to the other. To the front a small retailer's ormolu plaque reads 'Alexander Clark, Fenchurch Street, London'. The Tantalus features a locking mechanism to one side that when opened allows the user to hinge the handle back...