Oeno Red WineDesigned by Slovak artist Patrick Illo, the Oeno (eee no) pattern is named after the Greek goddess of wine who had the ability to turn anything into this highly coveted fermented beverage a trait no doubt learned from her grandfather, the Greek god of wine Dionysus. Appropriately enough, the study of wine is called oenology but even non serious students will appreciate the fine lines of this new Moser pattern. 20. 7 Ounces 9. 3" Height

Machine wash cold water on gentle cycle

The form was developed from 1993 to 1996 and comes from the Meissen artist Sabine Wachs

Waterford Lismore Nouveau combines the brilliance and clarity of Lismore with a cool

A labyrinth of interwoven hedges are the perfect location for amorous encounters and inspired the swirling motif on this plate

Year of Creation: 1745

gently diffusing all light in nuanced ripples

Inspired by the work of early American metal crafter

representing true love

lotus blossoms

this pitcher will add a splash of cream to your coffee or tea and a dash of effortless style to your daily routine

6" H x 16" W with birds

as well as introducing many of the decorations typical of Meissen