Antique Newcastle Bell Style Glass Decanter Ribbed Three Ring Neck

Add a touch of historic elegance to your home with this stunning antique clear glass decanter. Believed to be from the late Georgian or early Victorian era (circa 1800-1840), this piece embodies the classic "Newcastle Bell" style, renowned for its graceful proportions.

The decanter features a distinctive bell-shaped body adorned with vertical fluted or panelled detailing that catches the light beautifully. Its neck is distinguished by three applied glass rings, a characteristic of the period, leading to a lipped rim. It is complete with its original, impressive multi-faceted lobed stopper, which has a ground glass peg for a snug fit.

This substantial piece weighs 1416g and would make a magnificent statement on a sideboard, home bar, or as part of a glassware collection. Ideal for serving your favourite spirits or simply as a captivating decorative object that speaks of a bygone era.

Condition: Good antique condition. The glass is generally clear, showing some expected internal cloudiness and residue at the base, typical for a piece of this age and use. No major chips or cracks have been observed from the images. Please examine the photos carefully as they form part of the description.

A wonderful find for collectors of antique glassware or those seeking unique decorative items with history and character.