Opulent and quite rare blown glass decanter with knobbly surface by Webb, gay glass range with Bull's Eye pattern; vintage English 1950s. Ideal for serving whisky and liqueurs but would also suit port, sherry and dessert wines.
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View condition. Elegant wine decanter in blown and cut glass with engraved floral decoration and faceted neck, hexagonal mushroom stopper; antique English early 1900s.
Small decanters for you and your best friends
The most legendary drinks are meant to be shared with most trusted and important people.
There're not too many of them in your life, thus the tiny carafe suits perfectly for this situation.
Here are some benefits small decanters have:
a) You'll never get drunk
Really, it's not possible when the volume of alcohol you consume is relatively small.
Also you'll pay more attention while adding some liquor to the carafe than while going on drinking from the big jar.
b) The portion will never look too small If you're not fond of drinking or the company is small enough, the big half empty decanter might look weird and confusing.
On the other hand a small decanter is quite all right.
See Lavish Shoestring bar catering collection to make your choice.
