Decanter with stopper 19th-20th century

This pair of ruby glass decanters, likely created anonymously in the 19th or 20th century, are decorated with an intricate pattern of cut and etched vines. The clear glass vines, grapes, and stoppers create a striking contrast against the rich red glass, showcasing the craftsmanship involved in creating these decorative objects. The decanters stand at a modest 11 3/16 inches tall, and are currently housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, demonstrating the popularity of ruby glass as a decorative material throughout history.