Waterford Crystal lismore Brandy Decanter & Stopper

4.5 (730) · $ 156.00 · In stock

This Decanters item by SouthBeachAntiques has 5 favorites from shoppers. Ships from Canton, GA. Listed on Feb 21, 2024
Gorgeous Waterford Crystal brandy decanter and stopper in the Lismore pattern which was first released in 1952 and is still in production. This was one of Waterford’s primary patterns. The piece is in great vintage condition with no noticeable damage, no chips, no deep scratches, no cracks and no repairs. There is some light scuffing and light scratches on the underside consistent with wear, age and shelving. The piece would make an excellent addition to any collection or given as a gift. The piece is marked and is approximately 12 1/8” inches tall. Does not come with the original packaging. Please review all photos thoroughly and carefully as they are an integral part of the description. Please feel free to contact us if you desire additional photos. All items come as is and are in vintage condition. We do our shipping with USPS Mail and packaging time is 1 to 3 days. We offer a full refund within 24 hours if a product is received damaged. We require proof of damage such as pictures of the damaged box and item. After 24 hours, a claim with USPS has to be submitted and they will also request pictures as evidence. We are not responsible for mishandling on the part of USPS. We have strict packaging guidelines and ensure our products are packaged safely, securely and are marked fragile. Pictures have to be sent to us within 24 hours of delivery of the item to be eligible for a full refund. Gift wrapping is not a service we offer but can be provided at $25 per order. International buyers are responsible for any local customs duties or taxes. Please contact us if you want to know the exact shipping cost as we do not allow that feature on the listings. International shipping times vary and may require patience. Please contact us immediately upon receipt if you have any questions or concerns regarding your purchase.

This was one of Waterford’s primary patterns. The piece would make an excellent addition to any collection or given as a gift.