Pebbled Glass 42 oz Decanter with Brass Stopper, Tall,

Hand-Blown Pebbled Glass Decanter with Hammered Brass Stopper — 42 oz Tall Silhouette

This decanter has a shape that stops the eye. The Tall Pebbled Glass Decanter opens with a wide, rounded lower body — like the base of a teardrop — that tapers up into a tall, slender cone before meeting the neck. The glass is hand-blown from recycled glass and finished with an all-over pebbled texture: subtle organic dimpling that catches warm light and gives the piece an assured, confident grip. The stopper is the detail that sets it apart — a hammered aluminum top in an antiqued brass finish, shaped like a wide flat disc with a cylindrical post, sitting squarely on the rim like a seal of authority. Lead-free and cadmium-free glass, food safe, and dishwasher safe. Hand wash the stopper to preserve the brass finish.

A Bar Cart Vessel That Earns Its Place on Display

• Distinctive teardrop-to-cone silhouette — wide rounded base tapers into a tall slender cone; a shape that reads as intentional from across the room
• Hand-blown pebbled recycled glass — subtle organic dimpling across the full body catches light and provides a confident grip
• Hammered antiqued brass mushroom stopper — wide disc base seats on the rim with a cylindrical hammered post; a sculptural finish detail
• 100% lead-free and cadmium-free glass — food and beverage safe for wine, spirits, water, or cocktails
• 42 oz capacity — holds a full standard bottle of wine or spirits; punt base adds stability
• Part of a three-silhouette collection — coordinates with other Pebbled Glass Decanter silhouettes in the same pebbled glass and brass finish

Product Specifications

• Material: Recycled glass body; hammered aluminum stopper in antiqued brass finish
• Dimensions: 4" dia × 13" H
• Capacity: 42 oz
• Weight: 1.66 lbs
• Glass: 100% lead-free and cadmium-free

Care Instructions

• Glass body is dishwasher safe
• Hand wash aluminum stopper; do not place in dishwasher
• Dry stopper thoroughly before storing to prevent oxidation
• Avoid sudden temperature changes to prevent thermal shock