Vintage/Antique Glass Decanter with Ornate Metal Fittings

This is a vintage or antique glass decanter, likely intended for wine or other spirits. The body of the decanter is crafted from clear glass, featuring a distinctive optical swirl pattern or ribbing that extends from the base up towards the neck, giving it a dynamic and elegant appearance. The glass appears to be in good condition with no obvious chips or cracks, although closer inspection would be needed to confirm clarity and absence of internal residue. The top portion of the decanter, including the handle, spout, and stopper mechanism, is made of a dark-colored metal, possibly silver-plated brass, pewter, or a similar alloy, which has developed a visible patina consistent with age and exposure. The metal fittings are elaborately decorated with rococo or Victorian-style scrollwork and foliate motifs, particularly on the ornate handle with its intricate C-scrolls and on the decorative element above the spout. The stopper appears to be integrated into the metal mechanism, suggesting a functional design where liquid is dispensed by tilting the decanter and possibly engaging a lever or thumb press (not clearly visible in the image). A decorative metal band encircles the decanter's neck, just below where the glass meets the metal collar, providing a cohesive transition between the two materials. The overall craftsmanship suggests a piece of quality, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century, due to the stylistic elements and combination of materials. No specific maker's marks are discernible from the provided image, but the design is indicative of European decorative arts of that period.