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Item Code: 1239-154
Prussian shape quart decanter with a cut band of vertical blazes around the mid-section and cut finger flutes around the lower body. This decanter could have been made in either the US or England between 1810-1830. The stopper is a later replacement. Standing 8 1/4" tall without the stopper, there is a polished pontil on the bottom. Originally more expensive than undecorated decanters, these cut examples were marketed to upper working class families that could now afford finer house wares. [LJ][PH:L]
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