A striking fusion of beauty and security, this Edwardian cut glass spirit decanter features a patented locking mechanism by Chapman’s - an inventive touch that speaks to the values of both elegance and discretion in the early 1900s. The decanter’s deeply cut, geometric design catches and reflects the light, while the multi-faceted crystal stopper adds a glittering crown to its stately silhouette.
What sets this decanter apart is the silver-plated collar with integral lock and key mechanism, stamped “CHAPMAN’S PATENT.” Once a fashionable safeguard against unauthorized access to prized spirits, it now stands as a rare and fascinating example of Edwardian ingenuity – circa 1905.
* Once protected a gentleman’s finest brandy from curious hands or overzealous servants!
Measurements:
Height: 9 1/4" (approx. 23.5cm)
Width: 3 1/2" (approx. 9cm)
Depth: 3 1/2" (approx. 9cm)
Total weight: 1120g
In good condition – Glass is clear and free from chips or cracks. Some age-appropriate patina and minor wear to the metalwork around the collar and locking hook. Stopper fits snugly and the lock mechanism is in full working order.
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