A fine early 19th Century rosewood decanting machine, probably French,
the rectangular base with two block turned tapering pillars supporting a brass mounted and bound adjustable bottle holder below a brass framework with turning handle, patch to base, 55cm high, 35cm wide at the base.
See illustration
Footnotes
Illustrated: The Book of Wine Antiques. (Butler R. and Walkling G.) Page 251, Plate 280.
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