This elegant 19th-century carafe is a striking example of fine antique glasswork, combining delicate etching with hand-painted detail to create a truly timeless piece.
Standing at approximately 30 cm tall and 10 cm wide, the carafe has a graceful, elongated silhouette that feels both refined and practical. The etched decoration catches the light beautifully, adding subtle texture and depth, while the hand-painted elements bring warmth and individuality—no two pieces of this kind are ever exactly alike.
Perfect as a display piece, it also lends itself wonderfully to functional use—whether for serving wine, water, or simply as a decorative vessel on a dining table or mantel. Its presence adds an immediate sense of history and charm to any setting, from traditional interiors to more eclectic, curated spaces.
This is a genuine antique, and as such may show light, age-appropriate wear that enhances its character and authenticity. To the underside of the stopper and vessel is a hand painted no. 38 in red.
Details: • Period: 19th century • Material: Etched and hand-painted glass • Height: 30 cm • Width: 10 cm • Condition: Good antique condition with minor signs of age
A beautiful and collectible piece for lovers of antique glass or anyone looking to add a touch of understated elegance to their home.
