Connoisseur Lismore Diamond Straight Tumbler, Set of 2

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1 of 6 | Connoisseur Lismore Diamond Straight Tumbler, Set of 2
1 of 6 | Connoisseur Lismore Diamond Straight Tumbler, Set of 2

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Limited 1 Year warranty
Made in Slovenia
The Connoisseur Lismore Diamond Straight Tumbler, Set of 2 from Waterford is part of the brand's whiskey-focused series, designed for spirits enjoyed with water, soda, or ice. This straight-sided form provides a universal shape that accommodates various whiskey styles and bourbon expressions, allowing the spirit room to breathe while maintaining aromatics. The Lismore pattern features deep, geometric cuts that create prismatic light effects across the crystal surface, honoring Waterford's Irish heritage while serving contemporary drinking preferences. The wide opening and balanced proportions make this tumbler adaptable to personal drinking preferences and different spirit selections.
Item Number
WTR2697344
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MFR ID
1058313

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Waterford

Founded in 1783 by brothers George and William Penrose in the Irish city of Waterford, Waterford Crystal has long stood as a symbol of elegance, refinement, and cultural prestige. Rooted in the Georgian era’s neoclassical ideals, the company quickly established itself by crafting exceptionally clear and beautifully cut crystal, praised for its brilliance and weight. The brand’s mastery in traditional hand-cutting techniques—carried out by highly skilled artisans in its home of Ireland—has remained virtually unchanged for over two centuries, and continues today in its House of Waterford facility, where craftsmen apprentice for eight years to perfect their art.