1960s Czechoslovakian Amethyst Glass Decanter Gold White Stripes

Add a sophisticated touch of Mid-Century Modern design to your bar cart with this striking 1960s art glass decanter. Crafted in Czechoslovakia (the historic Bohemia region) circa 1962, this piece is a beautiful example of the "Brussels Style" era, characterized by bold geometric patterns paired with vibrant, colored glass. The decanter features a rich, deep amethyst purple hand-blown glass body, beautifully contrasted by alternating horizontal gold-gilt and crisp white stripes around the base, and finished with a flared, gold-trimmed collar. It is a stunning, functional piece perfect for serving cordials, liqueurs, or fortified wines, or simply adding a pop of mid-century color to a glassware collection. Specifications Manufacturer/Origin: Czechoslovakia (Bohemia) Estimated Era: 1960s (circa 1962) Material: Hand-Blown Amethyst Glass, Gold-Gilt, Enamel Height: 8.75 inches Base Diameter: 2.75 inches Condition Report Please review the listing photos carefully, as they form part of the description. This piece is in good vintage condition with light, character-defining wear consistent with its age: Glass: The hand-blown amethyst glass remains bright and structurally sound with no cracks or internal clouding. Gold & Enamel Banding: There is light, age-appropriate wear and minor scuffing to the gold-gilt bands, primarily around the mid-section from handling over the decades. The white enamel stripes remain crisp. Cork: The cork is older and worn, showing significant age-related degradation and slight separation due to its 60+ year age. It still sits in the bottle neck but should be handled with care.