Waterford Siren 9" Bud Vase

Defined by lines that are both sleek and sensuous, the minimalist cutting style used to create the Siren pattern creates a single pair of elongated wedges to suggest the hypnotic movement of water and waves.

-Beautiful craftsmanship. Highlight the beauty of a single stem and accent the fine lines of a flower in bloom with this truly elegant bud vase. -Hand wash recommended.
Features:
-Quality construction.

Beauty is only skin deep. Because this formula is a carefully-guarded All-Clad innovation, no other cookware in the world can...

Beauty is only skin deep. -Striking design includes exposed copper core detail. -Lifetime Warranty.

-Made in the USA.

Beauty is only skin deep. -Permanent 18/10 stainless steel cooking surface will not react with food. Copper goes to the...

Beauty is only skin deep.

Copper goes to the core. -Highest-quality stainless steel interior and exterior for superior performance,...

Beauty is only skin deep. -Lifetime Warranty.

-Capacity: 2 Quarts.
Features:
-Patented five-ply bonded design with...

Beauty is only skin deep. -Capacity: 3 Quarts.
Features:
-Patented five-ply bonded design with copper center core to maximize heat...

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Sophisticated and modern, the Siren Collection simple and timeless cut pattern creates a gift that will warm the heart of...

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When your sweetie comes calling with one perfect rose, the Balmoral Bud Vase is the perfect place for it. Inverted...

Inspired by the ballet, the Waterford Ballet Giselle Stem Vase delicately showcases crystal beauty and charm.

Wonderfully classic with...

A perfect way to elegantly display the beauty of a single rose. -Hand wash recommended.
Features:
-Quality construction.

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