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Vintage 1920s English Silver Plate Glass Duck Decanter Glass a touch of Tuscan blackA hallmark of European dining rooms during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, duck decanters were designed to serve claret, the full bodied red wines of Bordeaux, with both elegance and a touch of theater. This century old English example pairs a clear blown glass body with a finely detailed silver plated duck's head, its etched feather pattern adding texture and dimension across the vessel. A clever mechanical feature allows the silver spout to