Decanter with Stopper c. 1810

This pair of glass decanters, created by the Vonêche Glassworks around 1810, exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship of early 19th-century glassmaking. The decanters, each standing at 10 1/2 inches tall, feature a distinctive diamond-cut pattern that catches and reflects light, enhancing their visual appeal. The stoppers, topped with a faceted knob, complete the elegant design. The decanters' clear glass and intricate detailing would have been a hallmark of sophistication in the early 19th century, used for serving wine or other beverages in elegant settings.