What are the most popular crystal items?

Crystal is a heavily collected item with some of the most popular pieces being stemware and vases.

In our range currently with the Vera Wang range the stemware is a very popular collection. I will just speak in general first about crystal, the primary items would be stemware in other words your goblet wine, champagne flute or ice beverage glass and after that bowls and vases of different sizes are always popular. In particular with the Vera Wang range, Duchesse is currently are most collected line and it includes stemware, some table serving items such as the sugar and creamer and also quite an expansive range of hardware and giftware. Crystal lamps are also a very unique statement of style, particularly I think in this age where a lamp can be bought at a discount house for $20, to have a crystal lamp is something really that is a statement of style of your taste. It's also quite unusual, Waterford Crystal, our sister company carries a large range of lamps including traditionally cut crystal bases and more contemporary blown crystal pieces. So again it's just a great collector's piece, also something that you can cherish for a long time, will certainly have durability and some great talking point in your home.

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