Algems · Anita Mai Tan

Sculptural Crystal Decanters

Discover the Imperial Dragon and Imperial Horse decanters by Anita Mai Tan: hand-cut crystal vessels with gold sculpture and gem-set details.

Archive works by Anita Mai Tan, recorded in the Algems private archive. Each original belongs to its collector. Enquiries for new commissions are welcome worldwide.

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The Imperial Dragon Decanter

The Imperial Dragon Decanter · Privately held

The works & their details

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The Imperial Dragon Decanter

The Imperial Dragon Decanter

Form
Wine Decanter
Sculpture
Gold Dragon
Body
Hand-cut Crystal

The archive records a hand-cut crystal wine decanter with a sculpted gold dragon. Examine the relationship between the vessel and the surrounding sculpture; published coverage of the Dragon and Horse decanters is linked below for historical context.

Privately held · Archive work

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The Imperial Horse Decanter

The Imperial Horse Decanter

Form
Wine Decanter
Sculpture
Gem-set Horse
Body
Hand-cut Crystal

A hand-cut crystal decanter crowned by a sculpted horse head, diamond pavé with a sapphire mane, clasping a large blue cabochon.

Privately held · Archive work

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A closer look

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How do the Dragon and Horse decanters differ?

The Imperial Dragon Decanter surrounds a hand-cut crystal vessel with a sculpted gold dragon. The Imperial Horse Decanter records a diamond and sapphire horse, a blue cabochon and a hand-cut crystal body. Compare how the sculpture meets the vessel, as well as the materials recorded for each figure.

Are historical decanter prices current quotations?

No. Published coverage provides historical context for the collection. It is not a current offer or a quotation for a new object. Ask the atelier to discuss a proposed commission, its feasibility and its budget.

What should an object commission brief say about function?

Describe whether you imagine the object primarily for display, for use or for both. Discuss dimensions, handling, access and care with the atelier as part of the design brief rather than assuming the practical details from an archive image.

For pricing, materials and timing, read about the commission process and speak with the atelier about your own brief.

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