Waterford “Four Calling Birds” Crystal Ornament – 1987

Waterford “Four Calling Birds” Crystal Ornament – 1987A luminous addition to Waterfords highly collectible Twelve Days of Christmas series, this 1987 Four Calling Birds ornament captures the elegance and clarity that define Waterford crystal. The flat, faceted edge catches the light beautifully, surrounding a finely etched depiction of four songbirds in mid flight a tribute to both artistry and tradition. Suspended from its red ribbon, this piece adds timeless refinement to any tree or holiday display.

A luminous addition to Waterford’s highly collectible Twelve Days of Christmas series, this 1987 “Four Calling Birds” ornament captures the elegance and clarity that define Waterford crystal. The flat, faceted edge catches the light beautifully, surrounding a finely etched depiction of four songbirds in mid-flight — a tribute to both artistry and tradition.

Suspended from its red ribbon, this piece adds timeless refinement to any tree or holiday display. Early Waterford ornaments are especially sought after for their crisp engraving and balanced weight, making this a true collector’s piece from one of Ireland’s most iconic glassmakers.

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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