What do you call these?

[hughmaster10]

I’ve been all over Ebay looking for a match for this and haven’t been able to come across anything.
Probably because there a specific word used to describe these which I am ignorant of.
If anyone knows what these are called, I’d love to know. Thanks.
Oh by the way, it’s says “Marquis by Waterford” on the bottom.

 

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[Red James Cash]

Marquis is the pattern,waterford is the maker.probably something like a bud vase.

 

[GibH]

Looks more like a wine decanter to me. Not quite the same, but similar to this one: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Marquis-By...444594?hash=item283006cfb2:g:ve4AAOSw~AVYvw8X

 

[Ol' Kentuck]

https://www.thelampstand.com/waterford-marquis-vintage-decanter-slendr-40002097.html#prod-desc

and here you can zoom in on the top lip to see the stopper that goes with....

https://www.amazon.com/Marquis-Waterford-Vintage-Slender-Decanter/dp/B00K74E8Z2

 

[hughmaster10]

Thank you guys!

 

[A2coins]

great Id cool bottle

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice piece, could be used for various things!

 

[GibH]

Marquis is the pattern,waterford is the maker.probably something like a bud vase.

Actually, Marquis isn't the pattern. It is a different line than Waterford's lead crystal.

Marquis looks like Waterford's fine crystal, but it differs in that it is not lead crystal -- it is crystalline, a quality, non-leaded glass. The Marquis line began with a few pieces, but the popularity of the collection grew quickly as demand increased.