Tall Pebbled Decanter

At some point, pouring a drink became an opportunity to demonstrate one's entire philosophy of living. 

The Pebbled Tall Decanter from The Collective Home brings a little old-world glamour to the home bar, with a handblown recycled glass body, subtly rippled texture, and a tall, hammered aluminum stopper finished in antiqued brass. Its elongated silhouette feels elegant without being overly precious, while the irregular glass surface catches the light and gives the whole thing a satisfying, handmade character. Standing thirteen inches tall, the decanter holds a generous 42 ounces, making it well suited to spirits, cocktails, or whatever else deserves a more interesting vessel than the bottle it arrived in. The textured glass also provides a comfortable, secure grip, proving that good design occasionally remembers to be practical. Display it on a bar cart, bring it to the table, or leave it standing empty between gatherings. It's a handsome little reminder that presentation matters, even when the occasion is simply having a drink at home on a Tuesday.

The Details

• Handblown recycled glass with aluminum stopper
• Clear, pebbled glass with antiqued brass-finished stopper
• Tall, slender silhouette
• Hammered aluminum stopper
• Punt base and subtly rippled glass surface
• Capacity: 42 oz.
•  4" diameter × 13" height
• Approximately 2.03 lbs.
• Glass is 100% lead- and cadmium-free
• Food-safe glass vessel
• Handblown exclusively for The Collective
• Natural variations in the glass are part of the handmade character
• Glass is dishwasher safe on a gentle cycle. Hand wash the stopper with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners and sudden temperature changes. Do not microwave.

About the Brand | The Collective Home

The Collective Home brings together designers and skilled artisans to create small-batch home goods using traditional techniques like metal forging, casting, and woodworking. With an appreciation for honest materials, thoughtful design, and the peculiar satisfaction of owning something beautifully made for an entirely ordinary purpose, the brand makes a compelling case for paying attention to the objects we live with. Because if we're going to spend our lives surrounded by stuff, we might as well make some of it worth looking at.