Waterford Crystal Lismore Biscuit Barrel

A 16-rayed star is cut into the underside of the lid and echoed on the bottom of the jar; the lid handle is faceted with hexagonal planes. The upper rim of the jar is ringed with half-leaf shapes pointing downward, toward a scintillating ring of diamond wedge cuts. Lismore's signature elongated leaf cuts alternate in an up-and-down ring beneath the diamond shapes. A natural pairing with this biscuit barrel is the elegant Lismore sandwich tray; other matching serving pieces in the Lismore series include a pitcher, a carafe, and square and pedestal bowls.

To preserve its clarity, wash the biscuit barrel with a mild liquid soap and warm (not hot) water; do not wash in dishwasher as this may permanently etch surface of crystal. Certain water may leave a lime or mineral deposit on the crystal; if that happens, vinegar on a soft, nonabrasive cloth will help remove the deposit. Rinse with warm water and polish with a lint-free cloth. Do not store upside down on its rim or stand on its rim on a draining board. Crystal can focus sunlight into a concentrated beam that could potentially scorch rugs or furniture, so do not store or display in direct sunlight. The biscuit barrel measures 5 inches in diameter by 7 inches tall (lid included). --Garland Withers

Product Description
Biscuit barrel sounds rather humble for an object of such great beauty and elegance. Be that as it may you might in fact use this crystal container to hold cookies, crackers, or candy. Or you may simply want to admire it in a place of honor.