This is a stunning pair of high glass decanters, dating from the second part of the 19th century, unmarked, made by the French glass factories of Clichy, close to Paris. Blown in a mould, the glass is mixed with several enamelled colours, white, red and blue, as our national flag. Condition is excellent, with no chips, no hairs, and no problems. Green colour is limpid as a gem, and the reflection of multiple cut sides gives to this glass a kaleidoscope appearance. It is a Bohemia glass, dating from the 1850-1870 years.
Condition is excellent, without chips, or hairlines.
Silver and gold are without traces of wear, what is rare for items of this age. The little basement on bottom seems to have been lightly ground, as its shape is not completely regular. Three stags and hind in the forest inhabit its circumference. Shut with a solid and thick ground glass stopper, it is really hermetic. It is a Bohemia glass, dating from the 1870-1880 years.