Waterford Colleen Encore Iced Beverage Glass Label

The provided image displays a rectangular product label affixed to a grey surface, likely a packaging box or container. The label features crisp, legible printed text and graphics. On the left side, the text reads 'COLLEEN ENCORE' on the top line, followed by 'ICED BEVERAGE' on the second line, and the word 'Verre' in an italicized serif font beneath. In the middle section, there is a small graphic icon of a paneled, stemmed goblet or beverage glass, along with a standard UPC barcode with the digits '0 24258 37272 6'. Below the barcode, the text explicitly states 'Made in Slovenia'. In the bottom left corner, the number '135609' is printed. On the far right, a partial numeric code '650911' is visible on a partially torn portion of the label. The label itself is glossy white paper with black printing, showing minor signs of edge wear and slight creasing around the corners, but overall the text and iconography remain clear and easily readable. The identification of this item as a product label for the Colleen Encore pattern is based directly on the clearly printed text and associated graphical representation visible on the sticker, though the physical contents of the packaging are unverified from the image alone.

Based on what I can see in the provided image, this item is a rectangular paper product label associated with the Colleen Encore pattern, featuring printed text, a barcode, and a stylized goblet graphic indicating it purportedly belongs to a beverage glass. I cannot verify from a photo the physical presence, condition, or actual existence of the glassware supposedly inside the packaging, as only the detached or affixed sticker is presented. The estimated value range of $10-$25 reflects typical collector or replacement market interest for brand ephemera and product labels of this type, assuming the implied brand attribution is correct. If this turns out to be a reproduction, replica, copy, or unrelated printed paper, the value would likely drop to nominal paper ephemera levels of under $5. General market demand for crystal packaging labels is quite niche, typically appealing only to completionist collectors of specific stemware lines. To fully establish the validity and complete context of this piece, an in-person examination, physical inspection of the corresponding glassware, and detailed provenance documentation would be required. Value is heavily dependent on authentication; an unauthenticated or isolated paper label of this type typically commands a modest sum, whereas a complete, verified set in pristine condition would command significantly higher market value.