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It's a seahorse with 2 circles going around its head & cutting through its torso. See the link below.

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What does the Waterford stamp look like?

If it's the waterford crystal stamp your looking for you can find an image of it here: http://www.dargate.com/224_auction/224_pics/19.jpg


Was Waterford crystal always produced with the Waterford logo?

The current Seahorse label came into official use in 1986. Prior to that we used a Dolphin image taken from the Waterford Coat of Arms, with a Shamrock motif at the base. This image is based on a medieval artists impression of what a dolphin might look like and the artist portrayed it as a scaly "seahorse" like creature but with the tail turning to the back, opposite to an actual seahorse. This is why our current Seahorse label is anatomically incorrect and has a shamrock mutation in its tail. To this day old timers in the Company still refer to the label as the Dolphin but by 1986 most of our customers were referring to it as a Dolphin so the official change was made.Waterford Crystal Logo InfoOver the years the style of the Waterford logo and the Seahorse symbol have changed somewhat. Despite the changes, all Waterford products have continued to bear identification. Each piece of crystal is indelibly stamped, usually on the base, with the word "Waterford".In recent years, the image of the Seahorse has been paired with the word "Waterford" as the official backstamp. The stamping is faint, to avoid spoiling the crystal, and is best seen in bright light against a dark backgroundHere is a brief history on Waterford Crystal and a few other facts.The Penrose Glass House in Waterford, Ireland was founded by brothers George and William Penrose 1783. Due to the financial climate in 1851, largely due to excise duties the Penrose Glass House closed and never opened again. Any marked Penrose crystal would say "Penrose Waterford" So when anyone speaks of antique Waterford crystal they are speaking of crystal made in Waterford, Ireland by the Penrose Glass House only.The Waterford Crystal company we know today was founded in 1947 and that time frame is when the "Waterford" mark was first used. The Waterford mark was changed in 1999 to commemorate the Millennium and has a seahorse, like they use on their green and gold paper labels incorporate a into it. The first Waterford items marked that way were from their new Millennium collection.For those dealing in antique crystal; The Waterford company of today had no ties to the Penrose company. and while the Waterford company of today does claim Penrose as a part of their history; it's only about Waterford, Ireland history and both companies having produced crystal there.Great information, however all Waterford Crystal is not marked. There are two styles of marking that is used by Waterford. Etching is one and stamping is the other. Many of the older pieces and quite a few of the more elite patterns have items that are not etched or stamped. Lismore is a pattern that has many items that bear no Waterford marking other than the green and gold foil logo sticker.


How do you identify a waterford lamp?

With so many fake waterford items made, identifying genuine waterford lamps can be difficult. Look for a gold sticker with green seahorse emblem on the bottom, or look for "waterford" etched into the bottom. To tell the difference between a glass fake and a crystal genuine, check for thickness, light, cut, and weight. Crystal is thicker than glass, crystal is clear while glass has a slight yellow or green tint, glass has rougher edges while crystal has a more smooth cut, and crystal is heavier than glass.


How Do You Identify Waterford Crystal?

To identify Waterford Crystal, look for the signature "Waterford" mark, usually etched on the bottom of the piece. Additionally, examine the craftsmanship; authentic Waterford is known for its high clarity, weight, and intricate cutting patterns. The quality of the lead content, typically 24% or higher, contributes to its brilliance and ring when tapped. Finally, check for consistent quality and smooth edges, as genuine Waterford pieces are meticulously finished.


How can you tell if a Rose Bowl is waterford?

To determine if a Rose Bowl is made by Waterford, check for the signature Waterford mark, which typically includes the "Waterford" name and the company's iconic seahorse emblem etched or engraved on the bottom. Additionally, examine the quality of the crystal; authentic Waterford pieces have a distinct clarity, brilliance, and weight. Look for intricate cuts and patterns that are characteristic of Waterford's craftsmanship. Finally, consult reputable sources or reference guides on crystal identification for further verification.


Is any waterford made in Slovenia?

It may legally be authentic just because Waterford has "outsourced" its manufacturing, but it is clearly not nearly the same quality as that which the public thinks of as Irish Waterford. The Slovenia glass (not even sure it is crystal) is thicker, the cutting of the pattern is not nearly as distinct (rounder edges that look more like pressed glass than crystal) and instead of the wonderful chime you get from high quality crystal you'll hear a dull thud when you strike the glass with your fingernails. Not worth the money.


Where could one buy a Waterford Crystal lamp?

Some stores maintain Waterford Crystal boutiques. It can also be found on eBay, at antique stores, and occasionally at yard sales and thrift stores. Look for the label.


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