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The vase in the image is identified as a Waterford "Rainfall" vase, likely from the Marquis by Waterford collection. This vase is characterized by its clear crystal material and a distinctive pattern of tear-drop shaped or vertical oval leaf cuts, resembling rain trickling down a window. Made of clear crystal, known for its clarity and ability to refract light.

Part of the Marquis by Waterford collection, which aims to bring Waterford's designs to everyday life. Features the "Rainfall" pattern, with tear-drop shaped cuts that create an optical illusion and a modern aesthetic. Typically made with high-quality craftsmanship, often produced in Germany.  Suitable for displaying floral arrangements, cut flowers, or as a stand-alone decorative piece. 11" Tall, 7" Wide at the mouth.

Vintage lead crystal glass vase, possibly commemorating the 1980 Moscow Olympics. It is characterized by its intricate cut glass design, featuring a horse motif.  Made of lead crystal, known for its clarity, durability, and ability to refract light. Features a cut glass design, with a prominent image of a horse. Likely produced in the USSR, potentially as a commemorative item for the 1980 Moscow Olympics. The vase's clear color and design make it suitable as a centerpiece or decorative item. Crystal vases like this are often heavier than glass and produce a clear ringing tone when tapped.

A clear, cut-glass crystal vase, likely used for displaying flowers. Should be handled with care due to its delicate nature; hand washing is recommended.

Could be from brands like Gorham or Waterford, known for their crystal glassware. 

Possibly made in Poland, a country known for 

Made of crystal, possibly lead crystal, known for its clarity and weight.  Approximately 7 inches tall and 3.5 inches wide. 

Waterford Crystal bud vase, likely from the Lismore Essence collection

Fine crystal with light-reflecting properties. Features intricate diamond and wedge cuts, a signature of the Lismore pattern inspired by Gothic architecture. Designed to display a single flower, stem, or small arrangement. Bud vases are smaller than standard vases. Waterford Crystal, known for heritage craftsmanship since 1783. Made in Ireland. Often comes in a signature Waterford gift box.