Pressed Glass Diamond Point Decanter with Matching Stopper

This is a tall, clear glass decanter featuring a tapered bulbous body and a long, slender neck. The lower half of the vessel is decorated with a deep diamond point (cross-hatch) pattern that provides both a tactile grip and multifaceted light refraction. Above the diamond pattern, the glass transitions into smooth, vertical panels that extend up the neck toward a slightly flared rim. The piece includes a large, coordinating clear glass stopper with a matching diamond-cut spherical finial, which sits securely in the mouth of the bottle. The overall silhouette is elegant and classic, characteristic of mid-20th-century American pressed glass or early 20th-century European manufacture. The clarity of the glass suggests a high silica content, typical of quality tableware. Physically, the item appears to be in excellent condition with no visible chips to the delicate points of the pattern or cracks in the neck. The high-gloss finish and lack of significant clouding indicate careful preservation. The craftsmanship exhibits clean mold lines, suggesting a quality industrial pressing process. While no specific maker’s mark is visible in the image, the style is consistent with manufacturers like Waterford or various American Brilliant period imitators.