Customer Reviews

Libbey 7-1/2-Inch Cylinder Bud Vase, Set of 12

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My favorite steakhouse serves champagne in a fun, cylindrical flute. A very modern stemless style, not your grandparents' fussy crystal. I searched all over online before realizing that the expensive-looking flute is actually this Libbey bud vase! I ordered a set of 12 and used them at a New Year's Eve party. Perfect and fairly unbreakable!

I used these vases for 4 dozen roses and they presented very well. The vases are well made and came well packaged. The glass is sturdy and not too thin. The design is simple, which allows you to enjoy the flowers (or whatever you put in them) more. They are thin and tall; however the base is heavier, allowing for more stability.

The vases make for a good center-piece on a dinner table. Some people say you can use them for drinks, which I have to agree with since the vases don't feel like traditional "flower" vases. With a lime garnish, or olives at the bottom, it would be a great presentation for margarita's or martinis both.

I purchased these to make mini-bouquets of 3 roses each to decorate for my friend's baby shower, and to send home as favors. I was very happy with the quality and classic appearance of the vases, and felt they were a good value.

These vases were purchased for an Easter project to take mememto arrangements to the nursing home across from our church. I was very pleased with both the price, affordable, and the appearance, simple and elegant.

Swift delivery and nice product. I scanned the vases when they arrived and to my surprise there were no imperfections. I am loving the product and they are perfect for the wedding in May.

I purchased these vases hoping to create some tea-light holders as Christmas presents. I immediately tried to place a tealight in the vase, but it wouldn't fit. I waited for the glass to warm up to room temperature and the teslight fits, but not all the way to the bottom. Then, I tried to get it out and the metal part of the tealight is stuck in the vase now. Hopefully I can figure out a way to make this work.

The vase itself is nice and looks beautiful.