8". The generously proportional Arcade collection features diamond cuts surrounded by gracefully spiraling wedge cuts. Each piece stands tall on a footed square base inspired by works in the National Museum of Ireland.

7". Georgian interiors became synonymous with the age of elegance prominent from 1700 to 1830, encompassing four different artistic movements during the reigns of Kings George I through IV. In classic Georgian style, the artisans of Waterford created a collection of vases and bowls using the Georgian principles of proportion and symmetry.

13". This stunning oversized rose vase makes a statement standing solo and even more so as a compliment to the rose bowl collection. Your flower ensemble can truly be endless.

10". Celebrate the varieties of love with the Killarney Stem Vase this Mother's Day. Slender and elegant, it's pure perfection for a single flower.

10". The King of Ireland Vase, named for the legendary figure Dermot MacMurrough who reigned over one of Ireland's ancient provinces, captures unquestioned majesty in a combination of lyrical fluted olive cuts, deeply etched diamond panels and a flowing swagged crown.

9". Georgian interiors became synonymous with the age of elegance prominent from 1700 to 1830, encompassing four different artistic movements during the reigns of Kings George I through IV. In classic Georgian style, the artisans of Waterford created a collection of vases and bowls using the Georgian principles of proportion and symmetry.

The Lismore pattern, first created in 1950 by Mirek Havel, has won-over-three generations of collectors. In Spring 2005 Waterford's designers update the pattern by creating beautiful diamond shaped bowls and vases. The diamond, long associated with love and emotion marries beautifully with the Lismore cut pattern.

10". The Lismore pattern, first created in 1950 by Mirek Havel, has won-over-three generations of collectors. In Spring 2005 Waterford's designers update the pattern by creating beautiful diamond shaped bowls and vases. The diamond, long associated with love and emotion marries beautifully with the Lismore cut pattern.

11". The Lismore pattern, first created in 1950 by Mirek Havel, has won-over-three generations of collectors. In Spring 2005 Waterford's designers update the pattern by creating beautiful diamond shaped bowls and vases. The diamond, long associated with love and emotion marries beautifully with the Lismore cut pattern.

6". Capture the first blush of spring with this stunning vase from the classic Lismore collection. This square vase made from the finest crystal is adorned with intricate diamond and wedge cuts.