I've been collecting and selling for over 30 years now. that pattern and vase shape size is very common..and worth a few dollars..and it is Waterford..
Any Waterford Crystal especially a large vase will hold its value. I believe Facebook marketplace would be a simple sell as long as there are affluent homes within driving distance. good luck
😳 200 or 300? Had similar one,Collected crystals,Bought it ,BEC.I like it .back in early 80’s.ignorant,bout markings.Now I’m learning it.Got a booth in flea market.Lady offered 50.00 dollars. For mine,has no markings in vase.Im learning more bout marking in items.Thank u for sharing🙏❤️
I have the same type and it's 24% full lead crystal ,handcrafted Poland,Block crystal.Dont sell for that amount until u have it appraised.I think it's worth a lot more.As long as no chips and scratches.Beautiful peace.
Well anyone who is even the simplest collector can .."CLEARLY" see that this is W German LEAD Crystal. The weight when picked up, the cut & design, and of course a simple thing with your finger nail will confirm that average price $50 - $120 depending on where you would be buying or selling it.
Hello I saw it and thought Waterford you probably know by now there should be a white marking towards the bottom, I see a few people agree a loop would help find the mark very quick.Happy sourcing to you...Sprite 🙋♀️
When I was in Ireland probably 20 years ago, I bought a Waterford crystal vase similar in design to this. Kept it for years but I'm not much for collecting things, so I gave it to a charity shop. Definitely not saying this is the same vase because mine was larger and did not have the fluting etched at the top. But, Yeh, if it is Waterford, it should have a marking. I don't really care for clear crystal to tell the truth...
@@oogumboogumbiatch9920 Waterford, Lalique, and other top names sometimes sell their discontinued designs to less prestigious companies. They are often of a variably comparable quality, but without the luxury brand name, they can be purchased at much lower prices. High end furniture designers are known to do this, as well.
I have approx 100 pieces of crystal/glass that I'm trying to research. I'm struggling to find the descriptive language that works for these items. Diamond? Star? Etched? Etc... Any suggestions? 🙏🏼 PLEASE?! 😂
There is nothing special about that vase and bashing it with a piece of cutlery is just moronic. Its a uselful thing but of little value. You'd be lucky to get $20-30 for it.
@@kathleendickerson9602 like TEN times too high..and the banging it with a fork? In 25 years I've never seen that done. I mean, it doesn't matter, as it's worthless but still..😂
@@theacefacejames i know , right? I agree with your appraisal. I'm a cut glass collector and even if that vase was finely cut, one wouldn't get 200 to 300 in today's market! And banging that piece was just idiotic.
How do we find out what who made certain crystal vases etc .? I have 3 maybe four . One identical to this one and the others much more detail and not straight smooth circular tops but more petal shaped. One has what seems to be maybe sunflower shapes.
I also have my beautiful gift , my prize possession from a friend . A swan that I was told was from Dubai. I know nothing more of it and have not seen or heard from that friend ever since . Strange but interesting. Her whole family is from Dubai
Looks like wateford, but would have a mark on the the side of base, But I've also had the stars and stripes pattern in the zawiercie crystal!! Wateford expensive, Zawiercie not as,!!
Your information is fully false. It's princess house not Waterford! Take your fork and tap any glass vase or drinking glass it it will ring. Everyone thinks there an expert! Eh watch a video on how cut glass is made and then you can apologize.
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I've been collecting and selling for over 30 years now. that pattern and vase shape size is very common..and worth a few dollars..and it is Waterford..
EVERY Waterford piece has a waterford mark on the piece. If he can't find that mark, it's NOT Waterford.
@@gerryseger9519 not true
I have one. My parents got it as a wedding gift in 1943
It's only worth what someone will pay for it. Good luck.
I have this exact vase. I purchased it in West Berlin Germany at the AAF Exchange or PX in 1980
Me too, same time frame as well
Waterford, then?
I donated that same thing to the Goodwill
It could be Stuart crystal as pattern looks very familiar to what I have. Nice little Bargain
I have a Waterford marked vase ,decent size, in an antique mall and I can’t sell it for $24.99 even when I had 30 % off. I need to sell it on line.
Any Waterford Crystal especially a large vase will hold its value.
I believe Facebook marketplace would be a simple sell as long as there are affluent homes within driving distance. good luck
Folks expect cheap prices so often!
😳 200 or 300? Had similar one,Collected crystals,Bought it ,BEC.I like it .back in early 80’s.ignorant,bout markings.Now I’m learning it.Got a booth in flea market.Lady offered 50.00 dollars. For mine,has no markings in vase.Im learning more bout marking in items.Thank u for sharing🙏❤️
I have the same type and it's 24% full lead crystal ,handcrafted Poland,Block crystal.Dont sell for that amount until u have it appraised.I think it's worth a lot more.As long as no chips and scratches.Beautiful peace.
According to Dr. Lori thumping it to ping does not tell you it is crystal. It looks like glass. It has I sparkle to it.
Well anyone who is even the simplest collector can .."CLEARLY" see that this is W German LEAD Crystal. The weight when picked up, the cut & design, and of course a simple thing with your finger nail will confirm that average price $50 - $120 depending on where you would be buying or selling it.
Hello I saw it and thought Waterford you probably know by now there should be a white marking towards the bottom, I see a few people agree a loop would help find the mark very quick.Happy sourcing to you...Sprite 🙋♀️
When I was in Ireland probably 20 years ago, I bought a Waterford crystal vase similar in design to this. Kept it for years but I'm not much for collecting things, so I gave it to a charity shop. Definitely not saying this is the same vase because mine was larger and did not have the fluting etched at the top. But, Yeh, if it is Waterford, it should have a marking. I don't really care for clear crystal to tell the truth...
Totally have the same vase and it’s for sure Waterford crystal !! U are correct my dear and the one in the video SAME
@@oogumboogumbiatch9920 Waterford, Lalique, and other top names sometimes sell their discontinued designs to less prestigious companies. They are often of a variably comparable quality, but without the luxury brand name, they can be purchased at much lower prices. High end furniture designers are known to do this, as well.
I just found a vase very very similar to this up at the bottle recycling near where I live. Bigger with a more flared base, but it passes the tests..
Good luck selling it! $20.00 vase tops.
It is beautiful great find
It really is!
This looks like Waterford crystal,the design/pattern is very familiar.
Yes it does
I have approx 100 pieces of crystal/glass that I'm trying to research. I'm struggling to find the descriptive language that works for these items. Diamond? Star? Etched? Etc... Any suggestions? 🙏🏼 PLEASE?! 😂
There is nothing special about that vase and bashing it with a piece of cutlery is just moronic. Its a uselful thing but of little value. You'd be lucky to get $20-30 for it.
He doesn't know much about glass. His apprisal is WAY too high.
@@kathleendickerson9602 like TEN times too high..and the banging it with a fork? In 25 years I've never seen that done. I mean, it doesn't matter, as it's worthless but still..😂
@@theacefacejames i know , right? I agree with your appraisal. I'm a cut glass collector and even if that vase was finely cut, one wouldn't get 200 to 300 in today's market! And banging that piece was just idiotic.
It could be Shannon. Waterford acid etches all their pieces clearly.
It’s more about the weight and the cuts than the ring
How do we find out what who made certain crystal vases etc .? I have 3 maybe four . One identical to this one and the others much more detail and not straight smooth circular tops but more petal shaped. One has what seems to be maybe sunflower shapes.
You are growing so fast
Stop hitting it you ding dong
Thanks I have one just like this
I also have my beautiful gift , my prize possession from a friend . A swan that I was told was from Dubai. I know nothing more of it and have not seen or heard from that friend ever since . Strange but interesting. Her whole family is from Dubai
What about one that’s Crystal and Silver number 1144 with a little lion on it with wings the marking what’s the value of it tulip shape
Royal Doulton Newbury
Whatever the name brand it is beautiful.
Looks like wateford, but would have a mark on the the side of base,
But I've also had the stars and stripes pattern in the zawiercie crystal!!
Wateford expensive,
Zawiercie not as,!!
I have the exact same one. Did you find out anything else?
I’ve got one of those exactly thesame
Your information is fully false. It's princess house not Waterford! Take your fork and tap any glass vase or drinking glass it it will ring. Everyone thinks there an expert! Eh watch a video on how cut glass is made and then you can apologize.
Thank you! So true
And it is possable you are so misinformed, at least he proved it was not plastic. The cut on the rim is beautiful accent.
MADE IN POLAND $ 85
I agree that it looks Polish, even Bolverian maybe.
I have 1 like this.Do u price them? I have 4 I need pricing ?
It’s worth $5
He did not make any kind of noise!!
Aren t the leaves chipped?
That's my dad he is gonna catch up to me
Value depends on the Brand Name....
I have 2 or 3 of the same vase
Waterford?
Waterford crystal from Co. Waterford in Ireland. Lots of information on Google about it.
Hope this helps.
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Princess house. I have same thing
You got a bargain it should have been $15 or maybe even $20
Ok but why does mixing lead with glass make it so valuable lead crystal isn’t even a natural gem lol 😂
I have one of this cristal how can I sell it
Irena crystal Poland, pre 2000
Italy?
If you search deep , you will find out sounds coming from crystal has nothing to do with determining crystal from glasses. l
Actually it’s a unicorn the silver marking
I think it’s made in Poland
It's not worth anything 😕