#0907 A vintage European glass decanter with pink gradient and bulbous stopper.

13” tall, no Chips or Cracks. The art of glassmaking has a rich history across Europe, with countries like France, Germany, and Bohemia developing distinct styles and techniques. During the mid-20th century, many European glass houses produced elegant and decorative glassware, often characterized by innovative color applications and sophisticated forms. These pieces were frequently designed as functional art, intended to enhance the dining experience or serve as decorative accents in the home. Decanters, in particular, were popular items, serving both practical purposes for storing and serving beverages and aesthetic roles as display pieces. The use of colored glass, such as the pink gradient seen in this item, was a common technique employed by various European manufacturers to add visual appeal and luxury to their creations, reflecting the design trends of the Art Deco and mid-century modern periods.

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• Listed Jan 25, 2026