1991 Waterford Crystal "Eight Maids A-Milking" Ornament

1991 Waterford Crystal "Eight Maids A-Milking" OrnamentFrom Waterfords highly collectible Twelve Days of Christmas series, this 1991 Eight Maids A Milking ornament captures the artistry and luminous clarity that define Irelands most celebrated crystal house. Expertly etched with a detailed depiction of a milkmaid framed by Waterfords signature faceted border, this ornament reflects the brands masterful balance of design and light. Pressed in brilliant crystal, it catches the glow of holiday lights

From Waterford’s highly collectible Twelve Days of Christmas series, this 1991 “Eight Maids A-Milking” ornament captures the artistry and luminous clarity that define Ireland’s most celebrated crystal house.

Expertly etched with a detailed depiction of a milkmaid framed by Waterford’s signature faceted border, this ornament reflects the brand’s masterful balance of design and light. Pressed in brilliant crystal, it catches the glow of holiday lights beautifully and adds a refined sparkle to any tree or display.

Suspended from its traditional red ribbon, this piece represents the continuation of one of Waterford’s most beloved holiday traditions — elegant, enduring, and endlessly collectible.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Late 20th Century
Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition; minimal wear, like new
Country of Origin: Ireland
Materials: Pressed Crystal / Textile
Dimensions: Approx. 3" H × 2.25" W × 0.25" D
Color/Finish: Transparent Crystal with Red Ribbon
Care: Hand-wash only; store carefully when not in use

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