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Customer Reviews of Marquis by Waterford White Wine Glasses, Set of 4
Customer Rating:  Summary: Wine glasses for the wedding Comment: My daughter is thrilled with the wine glasses I purchased for her wedding reception. They are simple yet elegant. Customer Rating: Summary: Versatile crystal Comment: We love these white wine glasses. Nice, uncut crystal. We have used at many parties and have yet to break one. They are fragile in shipping though. Great for everyday, but they dress up nicely too. Customer Rating:  Summary: Amazon steps up Comment: One of these four lovely wine glasses came broken and Amazon sent a new set as replacement without extra charge. That's why I'm a fan! Thank you Amazon. More Reviews These sleek wine glasses have a graceful bell shape, just right for serving chilled chardonnay and crisp pinot noir. Set of four. 
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