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Harcourt Empire Decanter
2813871
The Harcourt Empire decanter revisits the Harcourt’s regal architectural form. The Harcourt collection, created in 1841, is the oldest in the Baccarat archive and reputed for its iconic design The Harcourt Empire decanter shares the same structure as the Harcourt 1841 square whiskey decanter, but adorned with exquisite golden embellishment. Each flat cut side has gilded decorative shapes applied with a light hand, and a gold trim around the perimeter of both the decnater’s neck and base. The diamond-cut beveled stopper crowns the classical shape with geometric sophistication. The Harcourt Empire collection, a showcase of sparkling lucid crystal complemented by graceful gold, also includes a wine glass, highball glass, and champagne flute. Baccarat’s Rivoli stemware collection has gilded features as well.
Harcourt Empire Decanter Harcourt Empire Decanter
Harcourt Empire Decanter Harcourt Empire Decanter
Quantity:
Complimentary
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Reference :
2813871
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Height :
30 cm
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Weight :
1.80 Kg
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Diameter :
12.50 cm
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Capacity :
75 cl
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Material :
Crystal
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Color :
Clear
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Made In
France
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Year of Creation :
1999
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Reference:
2813871
-
Height:
30 cm
-
Weight:
1.80 Kg
-
Diameter:
12.50 cm
-
Capacity:
75 cl
-
Material:
Crystal
-
Color:
Clear
-
Made In
France
-
Year of Creation:
1999
Baccarat Customer Service is available to answer your questions:
- by phone at 2162 263885 from Monday to Friday, 10am to 6pm
- by email at [email protected]
- by Wechat
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¥3,500.00
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¥4,280.00
HARCOURT COLLECTION
Designed in 1841, the Harcourt glass features a hexagonal base, six facets, and a triple-knob stem.
