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Item Code: 1239-21
An interesting form of container of spirits, this decanter is made of heavy leaded glass which has been intricately cut. The piece measures 13 inches tall including the stopper. The stopper has also been cut and faceted. There are no chips, breaks, or cracks to note. There is wear to the bottom of the glass. This decanter has been identified by a modern accession number on the bottom. [cla][ph:L]
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