Vintage Royal Doulton Crystal Decanter
This vintage lead crystal cut decanter features a pineapple-style design and was designed by one of England's most famous glass producers, Royal Doulton (founded in 1815) and hand-blown in Slovakia.
This is a genuinely vintage piece, unused and still complete with its label, lovingly thrifted by the Drinks Distilled team, which means once it's gone, it's gone!
Good to know:
- This is a previously loved item, so please note it may have minor imperfections, please refer to our Terms and Conditions of Sale page and don't hesitate to reach out to us for more detailed images prior to purchase
- Material: Lead crystal glass
- Handwash only
Dimensions:
- Height: 26.5cm including stopper
- Width: 8.5cm
Vintage Royal Doulton Crystal Decanter
This vintage lead crystal cut decanter features a pineapple-style design and was designed by one of England's most famous glass producers, Royal Doulton (founded in 1815) and hand-blown in Slovakia.
This is a genuinely vintage piece, unused and still complete with its label, lovingly thrifted by the Drinks Distilled team, which means once it's gone, it's gone!
Good to know:
- This is a previously loved item, so please note it may have minor imperfections, please refer to our Terms and Conditions of Sale page and don't hesitate to reach out to us for more detailed images prior to purchase
- Material: Lead crystal glass
- Handwash only
Dimensions:
- Height: 26.5cm including stopper
- Width: 8.5cm
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