Equestrian Decanter

Equestrian DecanterSteuben was founded in 1903 by renowned English glass master Frederick Carder, who named it for the New York State county where the town of Corning is located. In 1933, Steuben created a prismatic crystal formula that could capture, reflect and refract light unlike anything else in the world. Since that moment, Steuben crystal has illuminated everything it touches, casting light on the joys of everyday life. rnrnAt Steuben, luxury is in the details.

Steuben was founded in 1903 by renowned English glass master Frederick Carder, who named it for the New York State county where the town of Corning is located. In 1933, Steuben created a prismatic crystal formula that could capture, reflect and refract light unlike anything else in the world. Since that moment, Steuben crystal has illuminated everything it touches, casting light on the joys of everyday life. rnrnAt Steuben, luxury is in the details. Flawless by design, Steuben is the epitome of the expression u00e2u20acu0153crystal clearu00e2u20acu009d. Exquisitely sculpted, delicately balanced; even the ping of Steuben stemware meeting for a toast is like no other. Refinements such as these, both great and small, bring a level of personal pleasure to life that can only be met when you are surrounded by the best. rnrnAn American classic, the gift of Steuben leaves an impression that will be valued for years to come. A gesture filled with generosity, exceptional taste and goodwill, it is the ultimate way to magnify important moments and milestones.

10.75" Height - 34.25 Ounces
RETIRED/Discontinued
Inspired by an enduring Steuben classic, Sidney Waugh's 1937 Horse Head sculpture, the Equestrian Decanter's rounded silhouette and subtle rise in its interior base combine to suggest the sharp of a stirrup.