Qty 7, WATERFORD CRYSTAL LISMORE CRYSTAL 5 5/8\" TALL WINE GLASSES. for Sale

Qty 7, WATERFORD CRYSTAL LISMORE CRYSTAL 5 5/8\" TALL WINE GLASSES. For Sale

$Qty 7, WATERFORD CRYSTAL LISMORE CRYSTAL 5 5/8\$
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Qty 7, WATERFORD CRYSTAL LISMORE CRYSTAL 5 5/8\" TALL WINE GLASSES.:
$171.50

Items under consideration are a set of seven, 5 5/8 inches tall, Clear crystal,Waterford Crystal Wine Glasses. Mouthblown andhand-cutin the iconicLISMOREpattern produced by Waterford Crystallocated inKilmeade, Ireland. AcidetchedWaterfordsignature on bottom.
Dimensions:

Height- 5 5/8 inch.
Diameter, across rim- 2 5/8 inch inch.
Diameter, across base- 2 1/2 inch.
Weight of 1 glass- 8 ounces.
Weight of 7 glasses- 3 pounds, 8 ounce

AboutWaterford Crystal:
Established in 1783, Waterford crystal is cherished around the world for its rich tradition of craftsmanship

and artistry. Each piece, from stemware to decorative items, is still mouth blown and handcrafted by

master artisans. A customary gift to royalty and heads of state—a treasured heirloom for generations.

Lismore Pattern:Synonymous with luxury and fine living, the Waterford Crystal Lismore pattern has

been Waterford\'s pre-eminent design for 60 years.
Influenced by the 18th century crystal designs of Waterford founders George and William Penrose,Waterford Crystal designer Miroslav Havel created the Lismore pattern in 1953. The pattern featuresrefined diamond cuts- a signature of early Penrose designs- and a symmetrical series of upward flowingwedgecuts. The clarity of the crystal combined with the refraction of light through the cuttings createdwhat the world now treasures- the enduring allure of Lismore.
Derived from the Gaelic \"lios more\", meaning \"great ringfort\", Lismore was inspired by the gothic architecture ofthe 800 year-old Lismore Castle in County Waterford, Ireland. Ancestral home to England\'s Dukes ofDevonshire since the 18th century, the famed castle overlooks the beautiful Muster countryside of theIrish coast.