Add sophistication to your home bar with this Vintage Baccarat Crystal Decanter! Remy Martin Louis XIII Champagne Cognac has been produced since 1874. The bottle was designed after a 16th century decanter found on the site of the Battle of Jarnac. Each bottle is a handblown limited edition (per size and year crafted) model. A unique piece of history for your home!
Collector’s Notes:
Vintage MCM Baccarat Clear Crystal Remy Martin Cognac Bottle Decanter;
Round glass bottle with 10 dentelle spikes around edge and fleurs de lys round medallionss throughout. The paper neck label characterizes this bottle to be made from the 1940's through the 60's. The ornate stopper has a fleurs de lys emblem on the top and zig-zag protrusions along the side.
Signature/Hallmarks: On bottom oval of bottle, an acid etched circular Baccarat hallmark containing a decanter, a wine glass, and a goblet on the right side, "REMY MARTIN" etched on a curve at top of oval, "MADE IN FRANCE BY BACCARAT" etched on a curve at bottom of oval, and "COGNAC FRANCE" etched in center.
Condition: Very Good
Expected wear for age; Paper label partly torn off, water marks inside bottom of bottle. No visible damage to bottle. Inspect images and video.
Size: With stopper 11 inches high, 7 inches wide.
"The legendary design of the Louis XIII bottle is inspired by a 16th-century flask found on the site of the Battle of Jarnac, located just a 20-minute drive from Cognac. It features intricate spiked detailing and fleur-de-lis decorations. Made from fine Baccarat crystal and individually numbered, each bottle is hand-blown by master craftsmen and topped with a crystal stopper. Louis XIII is produced in five sizes but the bottle design remains the same: a 5cl miniature is available, along with the classic 70cl and a magnum (1.5l). There are 200 jeroboams (3l) and 50 mathusalem (6l) produced each year." - Club Oenologique Behind the Bottle: Rémy Martin Louis XIII Read more about the Cognac by clicking the link.
