Aqua Blue Decanter With Stopper, Genie Empoli Style, Elegant Display Bottle by ShopVtgFindsByAnne

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80.00 USD

Vintage Aqua Blue Glass Decanter with Stopper | Mid Century Art Glass Barware | Coastal Home Decor | Elegant Display Bottle

There’s something about aqua glass that instantly softens a room.

This stunning vintage aqua blue glass decanter is the kind of piece that quietly elevates a space — whether resting on a bar cart, styled on a dining room sideboard, or catching the afternoon light near a window.

The color is a serene coastal blue, deepening toward the base and glowing beautifully when light passes through. The rounded body feels balanced and substantial in hand, while the clear glass stopper adds a graceful finishing touch. Together, they create a silhouette that feels both mid-century modern and timelessly classic.

Imagine this on your bar cart filled with bourbon… or displayed empty as sculptural art glass. It works equally well in:

• Coastal home decor

• Mid century modern interiors

• Vintage-inspired dining rooms

• Elegant entertaining spaces

• Minimalist glass collections.

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