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RARE! Beautiful US Navy Antique Lead Crystal Decanter with Original ca-1905 Department of Navy Seal with Two Stars Representing the Atlantic and Pacific or Possibly For a Rear Admiral's Mess. Used as an after dinner Liqueur Decanter and Wine Decanter. 1905 to 1918 Great White Fleet and WWI era.

US Navy Antique Crystalware Stemware SpanAm War era 1890's

Crystal Decanter Great White Fleet and WWI Era

US Navy Crystal Decanter Great White Fleet and WWI Era with USN insignia and inscription comparison 36oz 24oz 12oz

Above photo shows the 3 sizes of decanters used during the 1890 to early 1900's. Generally 12oz, 24oz, and 36oz

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RARE US Navy Cut Lead 22oz Crystal Decanter w/ Dept of Navy Sealand USN Monogram and Stopper 7" High, 1905-1919 Great White Fleet - WWI era. Museum Quality Condition - small chip on stopper but does not detract - with Etched 1905-era original Department of Navy Seal and USN Monogram - Perfect Gift for a Naval Officer. Has mismatched crystal stopper.	CLICK PHOTO!	Used in Senior Officer's Wardroom, Captain's Mess and Admiral's Mess Used for decanting fine wines or after dinner liqueurs, comes with mismatched stopper.	~~$295.~~ Sold!	Call To Order 540 659 6209
RARE-U.S. Navy Lead Crystal Decanter w/ Dept of Navy Seal Great White Fleet - WWI era Pieces Vary From Everyday Use to Museum Quality Condition and Priced Accordingly! Etched 1905-era original Department of Navy Seal - Perfect Gift for a Naval Officer	CLICK PHOTO! for Antique Crystal Decanter	Used in Senior Officer's Wardroom, Captain's Mess, or 2 Star Admiral's Mess Used for decanting fine wines or after dinner liqueurs, comes with stopper.	$195-$395. 36oz 24oz 12oz - 6" high to 10" high	Call To Order 540 659 6209

Below are links to other Antique Nautical and Naval Artifacts which you may be interested in.

Click HERE for US Navy "Fouled Anchor China" made for the Wardroom Officers Mess ca 1940-1960 - Affordable For Everyday Use!

Click HERE for US Navy Silverplated Silverware in the Kings Design with "Fouled Anchor" made for the Wardroom Officers Mess ca 1905-1960 - Matching silverware to the navy anchor china!

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OPTIONAL - Trunk Wood Engraving Examples and Prices Custom Designed, Handcrafted, and Hand Lettered in Caligraphy on your Antique Chest	Click Here To Review Sample Engravings	Personalize Your 100+ Year Old Antique Trunk in Perpetuity!
Antique Trunks as a Shadow Box and Storage Chest! Customer Photographic Examples of our Antique Trunks Being used as a Military or Naval Retirement Shadow Box and Storage Chest!!	Click Here for Sample Shadow Box Photographs From Customers	Why just get a shadow box or a newly made trunk with no history! One of our 100+ Year Old Nautical Antique Trunks can be used for both a Shadow Box and Storage Chest for your Uniforms, Photograph Albums, and Memorabilia!

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