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   Lead crystal is very strong and often used in wine glasses and decorative ornaments. In addition to their extensive lines of stemware, Waterford makes an array of glass ornaments and decorative items.

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   Waterford Crystal is a manufacturer of lead glass or "crystal", especially in cut glass, named after the city of Waterford, Ireland.

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   Sep 30, 2024 · Waterford made/makes a large variety of glass accessories ranging from chandeliers to tabletop accessories. The company also issued a number of collection edition series, for example, Christmas ornaments.

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6. www.wikihow.com › Identify-Waterford-Crystal3 Ways to Identify Waterford Crystal - wikiHow

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   3 days ago · To identify Waterford crystal, hold the item up the light and use a magnifying glass to locate an acid stamp that says “Waterford." Alternatively, if the item was made after 2000, look for an acid stamp in the shape of a seahorse.

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7. www.hunker.com › 13410922 › how-to-find-the-value-ofHow to Find the Value of Waterford Crystal - Hunker

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   Jul 6, 2010 · Waterford crystal is marked with an etched seahorse or English script logo on the bottom that is sometimes difficult to locate. Locate this mark to determine if your piece is stamped Waterford or Marquis, the line of lesser value.

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   The company produced a wide array of table and ornamental cut glass, including claret and water jugs, glassware from wine glasses to goblets, bowls, candlesticks, dishes, chandeliers, and, of course, their famous decanters. These decanters featured three rings around their necks, with a mushroom-shaped stopper.

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   What is Waterford Crystal?

   • Waterford Crystal is a manufacturer of lead glass or "crystal", especially in cut glass, named after the city of Waterford, Ireland.

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   Do Waterford crystals have a logo?

   • Older Waterford crystal carried a green and gold sticker with the logo. However, this may have been removed after years of wear. Since 1950, each piece of Waterford crystal has been stamped with the company logo. Resembling a stencil pattern, the Waterford name is slightly opaque. On a wine glass, it's found on the underside of the base.

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   How do you identify Waterford Crystal?

   • Since 1950, each piece of Waterford crystal has been stamped with the company logo. Resembling a stencil pattern, the Waterford name is slightly opaque. On a wine glass, it's found on the underside of the base. If the piece is older, a magnifying glass may be necessary to find the stamp due to wear.

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   What is a waterford crystal wine decanter?

   • A Waterford crystal wine decanter. The standards for classifying a glass as “crystal” vary across the world. In the US, any glass with a lead monoxide content of one percent or more qualifies as crystal, while in Europe, crystal has to have between 10 and 30 percent of lead monoxide.

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   Is Waterford glassware old?

   • In some of the oldest Waterford glassware from the Penrose brothers era, the marking has worn away. More modern Waterford items (post 1990) include the name Waterford and a seahorse design etched into the crystal. But there are some additional things to look for when trying to assure yourself that an item is Waterford.

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   Are Waterford crystals made in Ireland?

   • Many Waterford pieces today are made outside of Ireland. Each piece of crystal in a chandelier or other items should bear the Waterford acid stamp. There are many imitation Waterford crystal items. Always look for and find the stamp or foil sticker to authenticate the piece. If in doubt, have a professional appraiser or expert examine the item.

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    Apr 23, 2009 · Since 1950, each piece of Waterford crystal has been stamped with the company logo. Resembling a stencil pattern, the Waterford name is slightly opaque. On a wine glass, it's found on the underside of the base. If the piece is older, a magnifying glass may be necessary to find the stamp due to wear.