Irish Glass Decanter by Benjamin Edwards, 1800

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This rare and historically significant Irish glass decanter, attributed to Benjamin Edwards circa 1800, celebrates the Act of Union with … Read more This rare and historically significant Irish glass decanter, attributed to Benjamin Edwards circa 1800, celebrates the Act of Union with exquisite craftsmanship. The body is beautifully engraved with symbolic motifs: an English rose, a Scottish thistle, and an Irish shamrock, representing unity. The lower body features elegant dip-moulded flutes, while the neck is adorned with two applied milled rings. Topped with a distinctive pinched target stopper, this piece stands at 26 cm and carries slight scratches consistent with age. A remarkable addition for collectors of Irish glass or historical artifacts.

Rare Irish glass decanter by Benjamin Edwards, circa 1800.
Celebrates the Act of Union with engraved rose, thistle, and shamrock motifs.
Lower body features dip-moulded flutes and two milled neck rings.
Pinched target stopper completes its elegant and historic design.
A must-have for antique glass enthusiasts or collectors of historical items. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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