Etched Crystal Wine Decanter with Matching Stemware Set
Fine Glassware and Barware

Etched Crystal Wine Decanter with Matching Stemware Set

This three-piece set consists of a tall, handled crystal decanter with an original teardrop-shaped glass stopper and two matching wine goblets. Constructed from clear, blown glass, the set features a distinctive hand-etched or sandblasted floral/vine motif that wraps around the belly of the decanter and the bowls of the glassware. The decanter is characterized by a long, slender neck and a high-arching glass handle, reflecting a mid-20th-century aesthetic. Gold-toned rim accents are visible around the base of the decanter and the rims of the goblets, though some thinning of the gilding is evident near the edges, suggesting use and age. The crystal appears clear without significant clouding, though there is some light visible surface scratching on the lower portion of the decanter's body. The craftsmanship indicates a quality mass-production piece from the 1960s or 1970s, possibly from a European manufacturer like Mikasa or a similar era-specific crystal house. No prominent maker's marks are visible in the image, but the uniform design of the stems and the precision of the etching suggest high-standard commercial production. Overall condition is good, with no visible chips or cracks on the glass surfaces.

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $75.00

Basic Information

Category

Fine Glassware and Barware

Appraised On

March 25, 2026

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $75.00

Item Description

This three-piece set consists of a tall, handled crystal decanter with an original teardrop-shaped glass stopper and two matching wine goblets. Constructed from clear, blown glass, the set features a distinctive hand-etched or sandblasted floral/vine motif that wraps around the belly of the decanter and the bowls of the glassware. The decanter is characterized by a long, slender neck and a high-arching glass handle, reflecting a mid-20th-century aesthetic. Gold-toned rim accents are visible around the base of the decanter and the rims of the goblets, though some thinning of the gilding is evident near the edges, suggesting use and age. The crystal appears clear without significant clouding, though there is some light visible surface scratching on the lower portion of the decanter's body. The craftsmanship indicates a quality mass-production piece from the 1960s or 1970s, possibly from a European manufacturer like Mikasa or a similar era-specific crystal house. No prominent maker's marks are visible in the image, but the uniform design of the stems and the precision of the etching suggest high-standard commercial production. Overall condition is good, with no visible chips or cracks on the glass surfaces.

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