This uranium crystal decanter was crafted between 1890 and 1900 in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, exemplifying the refined glassmaking traditions of the late 19th century. The body consists of transparent uranium glass in a distinctive yellow-green, turquoise shade, acquiring a vivid, neon-like glow when exposed to UV light. Its form is defined by geometric, faceted planes, precisely polished on the sides and mirrored in the faceted stopper. The cylindrical neck gently flares outward, transitioning into broad, flat shoulders and a softly rounded body. The solid base features a ground and polished lens cut, characteristic of glassware from Austria-Hungary at the turn of the century. The craftsmanship displays sharp edges and well-defined facets, with the decanter preserved in excellent, original condition, free from damage or restoration. A discreet opulence of the fin de siècle period emerges from this piece: uranium glass subtly plays with light, evoking the near-magical effect that fascinated European salons at the end of the 19th century. Faceted surfaces reflect their surroundings like miniature mirrors, while the transparent hue recalls the spirit of Secession interiors and Viennese social gatherings. The decanter seems to narrate an era when glass was meant to enchant—not only to serve—becoming an artifact of light and technical artistry. It may be displayed on a classic console, in a library, or within an antique showcase, where its
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Height17 cm
Depth6 cm
Width7 cm
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Width7 cm
Height17 cm
Depth6 cm
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