# Click here for the collection of sparkling Baccarat and Saint-Louis works Glass Masters Diamant Pierrie Cut Glass Bottle Carafe Old Baccarat (BACCARAT) Superior Work 28.5cm 1.3kg Large Square Whiskey Decanter Diamant Pierrie Antique Harumi Shoten Louis XV Christofle Tiffany Fabrile Glass Antique Art Nouveau Stained Glass Glass Masters Window Angel Disney Studio America Toronto Church Canada Maria Christ Monet Van Gogh Cat Dog Museum Frank Lloyd Wright Thomas Kinkade Marc Chagall Klimt Emile Galle Daum Nancy Legras Meissen PUIFORCAT Crystal Glass Gold Gilding Lalique Sèvres Royal Vienna Western Ceramics Antiques Vase Glass Decanter Bowl Also for those who like them This is an extremely rare, extra-large square decanter (carafe / decanter / caraf / bottle) from the "Diamant Pierrie" series, a masterpiece of the Art Nouveau period from around the 1890s, by Old Baccarat (BACCARAT), known as the pinnacle of French crystal craftsmanship. This piece boasts a majestic scale, reaching a height of approximately 28.5cm and a weight of approximately 1.36kg. It features deep, precise cuts on the thick, high-quality crystal characteristic of Baccarat at the time. When it catches the light, the multifaceted surface sparkles like a diamond, creating a beautiful form that combines transparency and a sense of weight. The unique three-dimensional cuts and linear form of Diamant Pierrie are fused together, embodying the "beauty from all angles" that presents perfect symmetry no matter the viewing angle. Even after more than 100 years, its brilliance and presence have not faded at all. The bottom features Baccarat's characteristic radial cuts, and although there is no hallmark due to being made before 1936, it is a high-class masterpiece that allows you to feel the essence of Old Baccarat. 【Dimensions】 Height: Approximately 28.5cm Width: Approximately 8.5cm x 8.5cm Weight: Approximately 1360g 【Condition】 There is a small chip on one corner of the bottom of the main body, slight chips and clouding on the corners of the bottom, and very small chips on the contact surface between the stopper and the main body, but all are in a very beautiful state of preservation for an antique.