Art Deco Crystal Decanter by Baccarat, France, ca. 1930s–1940s An elegant and finely proportioned crystal decanter produced by the renowned French manufactory Baccarat during the Art Deco period. This piece perfectly reflects the refined aesthetic of the 1930s–1940s, combining clarity of form with subtle yet sophisticated hand-cut detailing. The body is adorned with a rhythmic pattern of vertical, softly rounded cuts that create a beautiful play of light, enhancing the brilliance of the crystal. The long, slender neck leads to an original stopper of sculptural, teardrop form, perfectly complementing the silhouette. The craftsmanship is precise and balanced, characteristic of Baccarat’s high standards. The decanter bears the original Baccarat France acid stamp on the base, confirming its authenticity. Condition is very good for its age. There is a light internal residue visible at the bottom, as shown in the photos; however, it remains discreet in use and is not noticeable when the decanter is filled. The piece presents beautifully overall, with excellent clarity and no significant damage. A refined and timeless object — equally suitable for use or as a display piece — this decanter embodies the enduring elegance of French Art Deco crystal and will make a distinguished addition to any collection or interior. About Baccarat: Founded in 1764 in the town of Baccarat, France, Baccarat is one of the world’s most prestigious manufacturers of fine crystal. Initially established by royal decree of King Louis XV, the company quickly became a favorite among European nobility and has maintained a reputation for excellence for over 250 years. Baccarat is renowned for its flawless crystal, masterful craftsmanship, and iconic designs — from tableware and chandeliers to perfume bottles and decorative pieces. Every piece is a blend of tradition, artistry, and timeless French luxury. Will be carefully packaged, well protected and insured