Discount Pamono Fine Regency Diamond-Cut Decanter with Original Stopper, 1820

A fine and substantial Regency period decanter, dating to the early 19th century (c.1810–1820). The body is richly decorated in an all-over diamond-cut pattern, designed to catch and refract the light, creating a jewel-like effect. Its tall, elegant neck features multiple applied rings for strength and style, leading to a wide rim. The piece retains its original diamond-cut stopper, which completes the striking presentation.

This is a large and impressive example, designed for entertaining at a grand table. The heavy lead glass and elaborate cutting are typical of the Regency taste for brilliance and opulence in table glass.
Origin: England, Regency period, c.1810–1820
Material: Hand-cut lead glass
Dimensions: Height 30 cm, Diameter 11 cm, Weight approx. 1.4 kg

A highly decorative and collectible example of Regency table glass, showcasing the grandeur of early 19th-century craftsmanship.

Condition Disclaimer
As with all antique glass, light wear and occasional small chips may be present, consistent with age and use.