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This rare vintage Studio Nova “Minaret” decanter is an authentic 1980s hand‑blown Polish art‑glass piece with a bold, futuristic silhouette. Heavy, crystal‑clear, and distinctly sci‑fi, it features a wide 7" base that rises into a smooth, tapering neck. With the stopper in place, the decanter stands 13 inches tall. The matching glass stopper is artist‑signed, confirming its handcrafted origin.
This exact Studio Nova Minaret decanter was used as set dressing in multiple Star Trek productions and is a verified screen‑seen prop style. It appears prominently in:
- Star Trek: Voyager — Season 2, Episode 8 “Persistence of Vision” (in Captain Janeway’s quarters)
- Star Trek: Enterprise — Season 2, Episode 20 “Horizon”
- Star Trek: Enterprise — Season 3, Episode 8 “Twilight”
-Star Trek: Picard Season 2, Episode 10
Its sleek, otherworldly form made it a natural fit for 24th‑ and 22nd‑century Federation interiors, and it remains a favorite among Star Trek prop collectors and sci‑fi décor enthusiasts.
A striking display piece, a collectible prop‑style artifact, and a beautifully crafted example of 1980s Polish glasswork — this decanter stands out.
"This Vintage Studio Nova 'Minaret' Decanter Original is a high-quality piece inspired by the distinctive bottle shape, size, and weight featured in multiple Star Trek episodes across various seasons. Produced by Nova, this is an authentic tribute to the iconic design seen in the Star Trek universe."
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