Waterford “Seven Swans A-Swimming” Crystal Ornament – 2001

Waterford “Seven Swans A-Swimming” Crystal Ornament – 2001From Waterfords beloved Twelve Days of Christmas crystal series, this 2001 Seven Swans A Swimming ornament captures the timeless elegance of the swan long a symbol of love, beauty, and grace. The cut crystal form shimmers with Waterfords trademark brilliance, refracting light through each finely etched detail. A highlight within the series, this ornament embodies the refinement of Irish craftsmanship and the enduring magic of the holidays. Includes

From Waterford’s beloved Twelve Days of Christmas crystal series, this 2001 “Seven Swans A-Swimming” ornament captures the timeless elegance of the swan — long a symbol of love, beauty, and grace. The cut crystal form shimmers with Waterford’s trademark brilliance, refracting light through each finely etched detail.

A highlight within the series, this ornament embodies the refinement of Irish craftsmanship and the enduring magic of the holidays. Includes its original red hanging ribbon, Waterford felt pouch, and red velvet presentation box (tight fit; not original). A radiant addition to any Waterford or fine crystal collection.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Early 21st Century
Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition; minimal wear, like new
Country of Origin: Ireland
Materials: Cut Crystal / Textile
Dimensions: 2" L × 1" W × 2" H
Color/Finish: Transparent Crystal with Red Ribbon
Care: Hand-wash only; store in pouch and box when not in use

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