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Tag Archives: Waterford Powerscourt
Waterford Crystal
Waterford is a company based in Ireland that has been well known for its quality and history, having been around since the late 1700s. Though their china selection is quite vast, what makes this company shine is its beautiful crystal. … Continue reading
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Tagged crystal, Waterford, waterford kildare, Waterford Kylemore, Waterford Powerscourt
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Are Replacement China & Crystal Kosher?
Now before you get worries, what we mean by kosher is not the general term as in “legal” or something of that sort. The term kosher referred to here is the legal definition of kosher for those who keep the … Continue reading
Post-Holiday Tableware Inventory Help
So the holidays have come and gone. Hopefully all went well and you’ve accomplished your goals; namely to make it through in one piece :). However, it is quite likely that your china or crystal didn’t fare as well ;(. … Continue reading
Posted in Pattern Lists
Tagged Baccarat Massena, bing grondahl seagull, Churchill Blue Willow, lenox holiday, Royal Crown Derby Old Imari, Vera Wang Champagne Duchesse, Waterford Powerscourt, waterford siren, Wedgwood Cornucopia, Wedgwood India, wedgwood kutani crane, Wedgwood Sterling
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Mastering the "WOW Factor"
There’s something called the “Wow Factor”. It’s that intangible, hard-to-describe feeling that separates excellence from the rest of the pack. Be it in electronics, literature or even people, when we encounter the “Wow Factor”, we are simply put, wowed. And … Continue reading
Common China "Pattern" Mistakes
We’ve chronicled over the years the necessity of knowing the brand and pattern of the china you own in order to add to, replace, or sell it. If you think your china is Lenox Rutledge while it really is Lenox … Continue reading
Happy Fourth Of July – Patriotic Tableware
On this Independence Day as we celebrate this great country, it is an appropriate time to point out that the red, white and blue are not confined to the flag alone. There are many china patterns with patriotic designs, although … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday CHina
Tagged Fostoria Navarre Blue, Herend Chinese Bouquet Green, Lenox Chatsworth, Lenox Eclipse, Lenox Jacquard Gold, lenox liberty, Lenox Medley, Richard Ginori Impero Green, Spode Queens Bird, Villeroy & Boch Design 1900, Waterford Ballet Ribbon, Waterford Powerscourt
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As A Matter Of Fact, I Do Own Tableware! Part 1
There’s the famous fable about the shoemakers children who go barefoot. As a retailer of china, crystal and flatware, customers used to give quite a chuckle when visiting our sprawling warehouse, loaded to the gills with china and tableware, only … Continue reading
Classic Replacements Is Now On Pinterest!
The world’s newest and hottest social media and sharing site is Pinterest. Pinterest allows users to share their favorite pictures (pins) by pinning them to boards which are grouped or categorized based on whatever criteria a user chooses. We’re really … Continue reading
How To Identify Your Crystal Pattern
China identification is relatively easy, especially nowadays. Just turn it over and read what it says. Or, for older patterns, it is simple to explain what you have based on design, color, trim etc. Not so crystal. To the average … Continue reading
Is There Lead In My China?
Today the news comes of a plate given as a present for the Jewish holiday of Purim may contain some degree of a poisonous substance. The said plate was supposed to be used only for decorative purposes but, as should … Continue reading
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Tagged china, crystal, lead, lenox citation gold, Waterford Powerscourt, Wedgwood Osborne
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