Amber Hobnail Glass Decanter with Spire Stopper

This is an amberina or amber colored glass decanter, likely intended for liquor or decorative purposes. The decanter features a distinctive 'hobnail' texture or 'grape cluster' pattern across its bulbous body, creating a tactile and visually interesting surface. The base is somewhat narrower and appears to have a molded rope-like or braided design encircling it, resting on a darker, possibly metallic, pedestal or a deeply textured glass foot. The decanter is topped with a prominent, elongated stopper, also in the same amber glass and featuring a matching hobnail or textured pattern. This stopper is tapered and comes to a point, resembling a spire or a large finial. The overall color is a rich, warm amber, characteristic of mid-20th century glass production, specifically during the 1960s or 1970s. The glass appears to be in good condition with no visible chips or cracks, and the stopper fits securely. The craftsmanship suggests it was mold-blown, a common manufacturing technique for glassware of this period. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible from the provided image. The design is indicative of a vintage or antique aesthetic, possibly reflecting a Victorian revival or a 'farmhouse chic' style.