Rare pattern thousand eye/ hobnail bubble all over, gourd top and bottom, embossed cherries and grapes with leaves in the center, honey amber glass decanter bottle with original matching stopper. Only flaw noted is the stopper liner is missing, with blown art glass quality. Mid-century 1900s early vintage decanter with applied top with side seams stopping at the neck. A very tall decanter 19 7/8″ tall with the stopper (just a bit under 20″), 4 3/4″ across the gourd area, 3 3/4″ across the center at the widest embossed part, 1 5/8″ across the rim that is over 1/4″ thick, 3 3/8 across the bottom rim. The stopper is about 6 1/4″ long, about 2 1/8″ across the widest point, 1 1/2″ stopper stem length that is 3/4″ across the bottom and tapper up to 5/8. No chips, cracks or stains. There is a rough spot on the inner top rim that is made in the glass. Rarer pattern shape for the embossed fruit. Beautiful display piece that would be usable with a stopper liner, perfect fall color as you can see in the photos that are taken in direct sunlight. Look at the photos closely for details on the thousand eye hobnail bubble, they are placed in certain spots for reflectiveness in locations that are meant to catch your eye, you should be able to see it in the stopper photo, if you need more pictures with up-close detail, please feel free to request it. It may depend on your monitor or viewing device how well you can see the fine details. It gives it a sparkle. If you are not familiar with the pattern, it is basically a faceted bubble type.