Baccarat - Decanter (2) - Harcourt 1841 - Crystal - Pair of bottles

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Florentin Brunz Gaborieau
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Holds a master’s in Art History, specialising in Second French Empire and Dutch Golden Age.

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Pair of Harcourt 1841 crystal decanters by Baccarat from France, in crystal glass with a solid hexagonal base, six flat-cut facets, and a diamond-shaped molded stopper on a long cylindrical neck, each about 30 cm high and 12 cm in diameter, condition used with minor signs of age and stains.

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This pair of splendid decanters can be identified as the famous Harcourt 1841 crystal carafe, made by the prestigious French manufactory Baccarat.
The Harcourt 1841 collection represents the oldest and most iconic line present in the archives of the French house.
The unmistakable visual elements that certify its design include:
• The solid, geometric hexagonal base, which provides stability and a unique architectural footprint.
• The six flat-cut facets that catch and reflect the light, enhancing the brilliance typical of pure crystal.
• The characteristic geometric-diamond-shaped milled stopper crowning the bottle neck.
• The neck is long and cylindrical, marked by vertical facets that recall the body’s craftsmanship. At the base of the neck there is a faceted raised ring, a typical element of antique crystalware that serves both as decoration and as a safety grip to prevent the hand from slipping during service.
• The upper mouth ends with a flared, hexagonal edgelip, perfectly shaped to accommodate the stopper.
They do not bear a mark, made before the introduction in the 1930s... They have numbers on the neck, internally, 7 and 13...
Good condition with normal signs of age and wear.
See photos for condition and measurements.
I do not ship outside the European Community.
The lot will be carefully packed and shipped in a reinforced polystyrene box.

This pair of splendid decanters can be identified as the famous Harcourt 1841 crystal carafe, made by the prestigious French manufactory Baccarat.
The Harcourt 1841 collection represents the oldest and most iconic line present in the archives of the French house.
The unmistakable visual elements that certify its design include:
• The solid, geometric hexagonal base, which provides stability and a unique architectural footprint.
• The six flat-cut facets that catch and reflect the light, enhancing the brilliance typical of pure crystal.
• The characteristic geometric-diamond-shaped milled stopper crowning the bottle neck.
• The neck is long and cylindrical, marked by vertical facets that recall the body’s craftsmanship. At the base of the neck there is a faceted raised ring, a typical element of antique crystalware that serves both as decoration and as a safety grip to prevent the hand from slipping during service.
• The upper mouth ends with a flared, hexagonal edgelip, perfectly shaped to accommodate the stopper.
They do not bear a mark, made before the introduction in the 1930s... They have numbers on the neck, internally, 7 and 13...
Good condition with normal signs of age and wear.
See photos for condition and measurements.
I do not ship outside the European Community.
The lot will be carefully packed and shipped in a reinforced polystyrene box.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Glass type
Crystal
Title additional information
Pair of bottles
Number of objects
2
Material
Glass
Manufacturer/brand
Baccarat
Country of origin
France
Model
Harcourt 1841
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
30 cm
Width
12 cm
Diameter
12 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910, 1910-1920
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