A CONTINENTAL SILVER NOVELTY DECANTER CIRCA 1900 IN THE FORM OF A STEAM ENGINE
A CONTINENTAL SILVER NOVELTY DECANTER CIRCA 1900 IN THE FORM OF A STEAM ENGINE
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A Continental silver novelty decanter - Circa 1900 in the form of a steam engine, with indistinct plaque to front, on a walnut faux brick stand.
A truly charming and unusual piece of continental silver barware, this novelty decanter dates to circa 1900 and is crafted in the form of a steam engine - a delightful conversation piece for both collectors and lovers of antique drinking accessories.
Expertly modelled in solid silver, the decanter showcases fine detailing that recalls the golden age of steam, complete with an indistinct plaque to the front and mounted on a walnut faux-brick display stand that enhances its display presence.
This spirited engine combines functional design with whimsical creativity - a perfect addition to any silver collection, bar display, or period setting.
Whether admired for its novelty or valued for its distinctive antique appeal, this steam engine decanter embodies the inventive spirit of turn-of-the-century European silverware.
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