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Collecting Vintage Crystal Decanters: A Buyer's Guide

  • A cut crystal whisky decanter and matching tumblers on a round gilded tray in soft window light

    Victor Hughes / Unsplash, Unsplash License

Vintage vs New Crystal: Lismore and Harcourt Still in Production

Is It Safe to Store Spirits in a Lead Crystal Decanter?

Vintage Cocktail Shakers: Cobbler, Boston and Parisian Styles

  • An etched crystal coupe holding an amber cocktail against a warm golden-yellow backdrop

    Denny Sachtleben / Unsplash, Unsplash License

  • A retro glass cocktail shaker with a gold cap and a matching printed glass on a dark reflective shelf

    Mike Behrens / Pexels, Pexels License

How to Buy Vintage Barware on eBay Safely

  • Shelves of vintage stemware, pink depression glass coupes and plates in an antique shop

    Ruth Bourke / Unsplash, Unsplash License

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  • A brass and glass two-tier bar cart styled with bottles and colourful glassware in a bright room

    Julia Blumberg / Unsplash, Unsplash License

  • Rows of upturned stemmed glasses glowing amber on a dim bar shelf

    Clarence Cooper / Pexels, Pexels License

  • Upturned coupe glasses lined up on a wooden bar shelf under soft light

    Mediha Ekici / Pexels, Pexels License

Sterling vs Silver Plate Marks: Silver Hallmarks Explained

  • A classic silver ice bucket with a bottle chilling under a white napkin beside a wooden table

    Monique Carrati / Unsplash, Unsplash License

  • A ribbed silver cocktail shaker beside a cut crystal coupe of amber drink and a lemon slice on a vintage book, on a light background

    Dziana Hasanbekava / Pexels, Pexels License

Waterford Decanter Marks and Dating: Patterns, Logos and Eras

Vintage Host and Hostess Gifts: Barware to Bring to Dinner

Vintage Cocktail Glasses: Coupes, Nick and Nora, Martini and Rocks

  • Rows of stemmed martini glasses lined up on a warm wooden bar shelf in soft daylight

    Elena Kloppenburg / Unsplash, Unsplash License

Vintage Colored Glassware: Cobalt, Ruby, Amber, Uranium and Gold Rim

Culver Barware: 22k Gold Patterns, Marks and Value

  • A tower of ribbed champagne coupes with gilded gold rims set up in a bright event room

    Jonathan Majam / Unsplash, Unsplash License

How to Clean Vintage Barware and Crystal Safely

How to Tell If Vintage Glassware Is Valuable

Vintage Punch Bowls: Glass, Crystal and Silver Sets With Cups

The Vesper Martini Glass: Bond's Champagne Goblet and Vintage Picks

  • A clear pressed glass champagne goblet with a deep bowl covered in oval facets on a baluster stem, made about 1850 to 1870

    The Metropolitan Museum of Art / Wikimedia Commons, CC0 1.0

Vintage Whiskey Glasses and Decanters: Rocks Glasses and Gift Sets

  • An American cut glass tumbler made by Bakewell, Page and Bakewell about 1825, with fan and diamond cutting and a cameo set in the base

    The Metropolitan Museum of Art / The Met, CC0 1.0

Vintage Barware Gifts for the Host, the Martini Purist and More

  • A blue cut-to-clear glass decanter made by the Brooklyn Flint Glass Company in 1850 to 1855, with a diamond-cut body and a matching faceted stopper

    The Metropolitan Museum of Art / The Met, CC0 1.0

  • A cut crystal coupe on a candlelit table in a dim, warm room

    aliona zueva / Pexels, Pexels License

    Also on: Home page

Mid-Century Home Bar Setup: Bar Carts, Ice Buckets and Glassware

  • A mid-century wooden sideboard used as a home bar, with a record collection, a glass decanter and a tumbler on top

    exclusive / Pexels, Pexels License

Holiday Table Glassware: Which Glasses to Set for Thanksgiving

  • Two diamond-patterned glass goblets beside a linen napkin on a charger plate at a wooden dining table

    Jonathan Borba / Pexels, Pexels License

    Also on: Home page

How to Identify Baccarat Crystal: Marks, Dates and Copies

Vintage Highball Glasses: Highball vs Collins and Decorated Sets

Mid-Century Barware Designers: Culver, Briard, Thorpe and Fred Press

Antique Tantalus Sets: What They Are and What to Check

Wine vs Spirit Decanters: How to Tell Vintage Decanters Apart

  • A small cut crystal decanter and cut glasses beside lit candles on a dark table

    cottonbro studio / Pexels, Pexels License

  • A cut crystal decanter and stopper by John Walsh Walsh, designed by W. Clyne Farquharson, on a blue museum backdrop

    Auckland War Memorial Museum / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

Nick and Nora Glasses: The 1930s Shape and Vintage Versions

  • Two small stemmed cocktail glasses on an olive wood board in daylight

    Filip Marcus Adam / Pexels, Pexels License

Georges Briard Barware: The Designer, the Signature and What to Check

Dorothy Thorpe Glassware: Silver Bands, Marks and Look-Alikes

Elsewhere on the site

  • A mix of mid-century style glassware including a gold-rim coupe, cut crystal goblet and green footed dessert glasses on a white surface

    Dziana Hasanbekava / Pexels, Pexels License

  • An empty diamond-cut crystal rocks glass on a wooden table

    Alexandr Popadin / Unsplash, Unsplash License

  • Three hobnail cut glass decanters with faceted stoppers in an oak tantalus

    Tangerineduel / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0