18th Century Neoclassic Glass Decanter With Bullseye Stopper

18th Century George III style glass decanter with flat finger flutes on neck, comb flutes midsection, panel fluting lower half to bottom. The decanter is free from chips or cracks. It does have some spots of cloudiness on the inside bottom. There are some air bubbles, which is typical of 18th century glass. The underside base has some surface abrasion.
This neoclassical decanter has a bullseye stopper, which fits well and presents nicely. The stopper does have some fleabite chips and surface scratches.

This decanter is one of the finer 18th century decanters I have found. I was thrilled to find it with no major flaws! It would make a great addition to any traditional setting.