There were peeling cabinets brimming with dusty decanters and chipped dishes, antique cookbooks, stray bulbs of garlic, a snorkel mask.

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Wade Ceramics, which makes pottery decanters, marked its 200th anniversary with the ceremony at its new facility in Festival Park.

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An observer watching them race around a country estate together might think they are planning some prank, like filling the decanters in the Commons waiting rooms with vinegar.

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Enjoy a glass of claret poured by waiters from crystal decanters, and ask for the Castle of Mey roast beef, carved and served from a silver cart at your table.

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If you prefer your white wine chilled, there are various decanters that will fit in a fridge, or you can buy an ice-pocket decanter, which has a small built-in capsule for ice that will help keep your wine cool.

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Last Thursday, on the other side of a wall from where Ms. Guthrie worked, Andrew Stewart, head stylist, painted a backdrop for a group of decanters, jewelry boxes and other small goods for the "Little Bit of Luxe" sale.

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Specifying the design of a wine cooler for his claret and port, the founding father said the bottles had to sit upright rather than at angles, the neck of the decanters needed to rise above the cooler rim and there had to be room at the bottom of the bowl so the bottles would sit above the ice.

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