A Handled Crystal Decanter with Multifaceted Stopper Enamelware after which the word Japan

after which the word Japan was used

The well of the tray is decorated in an etched gothic patterning with a portion in the center left blank

flower and leave motifs on each alternative part of the rim and on the other with a single rose with leaves

Although both Greendawn and Goldendawn were also discontinued this date is unknown

Spout to handle: 21

A Handled Crystal Decanter with Multifaceted Stopper Enamelware after which the word JapanThis item is a handled crystal decanter, often referred to as a claret jug. It has a bulbous base and a long, slender neck, a shape popular in Victorian and Edwardian periods. It is made of clear, potentially lead free, cut crystal, known for its brilliance and light refracting qualities. The body has a rounded, wide base that tapers into a narrow neck. This shape is functional, increasing the surface area of wine exposed to air for aeration while