Waterford Diamond Cut Crystal Liquor Glandore Decanter Collectible Mint

  
For your consideration today, we are presenting a beautiful, Vintage Waterford Diamond Cut Crystal Liquor Decanter in the lovely Glandore pattern, Waterford etched gothic hallmark, and original stopper. A wonderful piece to add to your barware collection or for gifting. Your home bar keeper will enjoy this sparkling, vintage decanter which allows you to store, pour and serve your fine liquors and favorite wines.

The beautifully cut wide, circular middle and the flat star cut bottom improves the taste and look of fine wine, cordial, whiskey, brandy or spirits. This is a practical and thoughtful gift for an enthusiastic bartender and it is an extraordinary Waterford piece for your collection. Decanter & stopper are in mint condition, with very light shelf wear on the base Excellent clarity, clean inside with no residue or any other issues noted. Pattern name is Glandore, also known as the Laurel pattern by Waterford. Waterford acid etched on the base (old script).

Height including stopper is 9 ½" and the widest with of the decanter is 5". Decanter does not come with original box. Please review our photos, as they clearly reflect the condition of this item. Pictures may not reflect the actual colors due to various lighting conditions. We are always delighted to assist you with making an informed and wise purchasing decision.

Thank you for shopping with us today. Kindest regards, McKenzie & Smooch DLReidy Enterprises, Inc. Helpful Information about Waterford Crystal. Waterford crystal remains a very collectible brand and being able to distinguish it is a valuable skill in the crystal business. Waterford Crystal is the brand name of beautiful crystal glassware and other crystal items. Its roots go back to Waterford, Ireland, beginning in the year 1793. Today, Waterford crystal is still produced, and the company is a part of WWRD Holdings Ltd. Bought in 2015 by Fiskars Corp. That also produces products by Wedgwood and Royal Doulton. Knowing How to Determine the Quality of Waterford Crystal. Is a cord or line in crystal a flaw? A line or cord is not considered a flaw. This almost invisible difference in the density of the crystal occurs during the fusing of molten crystal.

Although visible when it reflects light, the cord disappears when a goblet or vase is filled with water. Does a seed or bubble in crystal constitute a flaw? Tiny bubbles the size of a pinpoint sometimes form in the fusing or melting process and do not affect the quality of the piece. Such slight variations are natural results of handcrafting. How to Identify Waterford Crystal.

To identify Waterford crystal, hold the item up to the light and use a magnifying glass to locate an acid stamp that reflects Waterford. Alternatively, if the item was made in the years 2000 or after, look for an acid stamp in the shape of a seahorse. Caring for Your Waterford Crystal. Hand wash your crystal or glass in warm soapy quality dish detergent.

Rinse thoroughly and allow the pieces to air dry. Do not turn them upside down.