Size:6" The wedding heirloom collection artistically expresses the meaning of the word "wedding" which means "to pledge." With two time honored symbols, the fleur-de-lis and the heart, Waterford's artisans have created a design that interprets the glow and depth of love, and commemorates the pledge that brings two people together in marriage.

Featuring an inverted pyramid shape and sophisticated pattern of slender, sweeping wedge cuts, each bowl stands on an unadorned geometric base. The wedge cuts create a colorful prismatic effect, and a gently flaring contour ends in a softened rectangular rim.

Featuring an inverted pyramid shape and sophisticated pattern of slender, sweeping wedge cuts, each bowl stands on an unadorned geometric base. The wedge cuts create a colorful prismatic effect, and a gently flaring contour ends in a softened rectangular rim.

6". From Waterford's Georgian collection.

Size: 7 1/2" Wonderful new pattern from Waterford Crystal. Designed by Design Director, Jim O'Leary. This hand-made and hand-cut bowl is perfect for your tabletop. Made in Ireland.

13' Waterford's signature Seahorse is depicted as the base of this beautiful large crystal bowl.

W: 12" Named for the mythic creature which appears on the ancient crest of the city of Waterford, the oval shaped footed bowl is a crown jewel of the new Classic Seahorse Collection. A scrolling seahorse pattern has been intricately incorporated into this fine crystal bowl's pattern.

W: 7.5" Symbolizing the flame of passion, the fleur-de-lis cuts of the wedding heirloom bowl pay homage to enduring love. The heart shapes that decorate the bowl merge gracefully with the gentle curves of its divided top to form a single point. A beautiful commemoration of the love that brings two people together.

8" The rose bowl is an elegant way to display low or domed floral arrangements and to create spectacular centerpieces. Beyond the roses, it's just absolutely charming and romantic.

Size:11 1/4" Grafton Street Crystal is a tribute and testament to the legacy of early Irish artisans. Georgian-style columns, arches and stonework are expressed in stunning crystal through exquisite radiating cut panels and delicate etched details.