Standing at 14 inches tall with a sturdy base of 3.5 inches, the decanter begins its visual journey with a captivating starburst or floral pattern at the base. As your gaze travels upward, an inward concave design where each side of the hexagon splits into two, gracefully transitions into a bulbous center adorned with a classic diamond cut glass pattern. The larger diamonds, about 1 inch wide, give way to a finer pattern as you move towards the tapering upper section, where the diamonds are precisely cut to a smaller scale of about half a centimeter wide.

As we reach the neck of the decanter, the hexagonal design re-emerges, this time with a single scallop forming each side, leading to a slightly wavy and ruffled top rim that exudes a delicate charm. The robust thickness of the glass at the rim assures durability while adding a touch of luxury.

The decanter's stopper, standing 4 inches tall, is a miniature masterpiece mirroring the design of its larger counterpart. Retaining its original plastic protector, the stopper fits snugly with a 1-inch wide base, flaring to 1.75 inches at the top. The stopper, too, flaunts the starburst bottom and the dual diamond pattern, completing the decanter's aesthetic with harmonious symmetry.

This antique version of the Anchor Hocking Wexford decanter, distinct from the modern rendition, possesses a charm and craftsmanship that's bound to captivate the discerning eye. Whether showcased as a centerpiece or employed to serve, this decanter embodies a timeless elegance, making it not just a vessel, but a conversation piece.