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Elegant English liquor bottle in twisted glass with four columns, with a Victorian-era silver lace coating. From the marks, the date 1904 and the Birmingham mark can be inferred, but the producer's mark is not legible.
In good overall condition, there are slight losses of the silver lace as shown in the detail images.
Cap in excellent condition.
Total height with cap: 25 cm.
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Elegante Bottiglia da liquore Inglese in vetro ritorto a 4 colonne con rivestimento in pizzo d’argento di epoca vittoriana,dai punzoni si deduce la data 1904 e il punzone di Birmingham ma non si legge quello del produttore 
In buone condizioni generali,si segnalano delle lievi mancanze del pizzo d'argento come da dettaglio immagini 
Tappo in ottime condizioni
Altezza totale con tappo cm 25
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Decanter - .925 silver, glass - Victorian bottle

United Kingdom -   - 1904

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Victorian glass spirit bottle with a silver lace overlay, origin Birmingham, United Kingdom, dated 1904, height 24 cm (25 cm with cap), in used condition with probable small missing pieces and a cap in excellent condition.

Decanter - .925 silver, glass - Victorian bottle

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Victorian glass spirit bottle with a silver lace overlay, origin Birmingham, United Kingdom, dated 1904, height 24 cm (25 cm with cap), in used condition with probable small missing pieces and a cap in excellent condition.

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