Val Saint Lambert – Set of 6 Art Deco Cut Crystal Wine Glasses – Belgium – ca. 1920–1935 An elegant and refined set of six hand-crafted crystal wine glasses produced by the prestigious Belgian crystal manufacturer Val Saint Lambert during the Art Deco period. These glasses are executed in richly coloured emerald green crystal, expertly cut with deep côtes plates (flat panel cuts) and stylised leaf motifs. The contrast between the vibrant green bowl and the clear cut lower section creates a striking play of light and brilliance — characteristic of high-quality Belgian crystal from the interwar period. The geometric balance, clean stem and architectural cutting are typical of the Art Deco aesthetic. Manufacturer: Val Saint Lambert (Belgium) Period: ca. 1920–1935 Material: Hand-cut layered crystal (green and clear crystal) Technique: Côtes plates / panel cutting Height: approx. 14.2 cm Diameter (top): approx. 6.7 cm Diameter (foot): approx. 6.5 cm Weight: approx. 240 g per glass Condition: Very good vintage condition with minor signs of age consistent with period use About Val Saint Lambert Founded in 1826 in Seraing, Belgium, Val Saint Lambert became one of Europe’s most important crystal manufacturers. Known for its exceptional clarity, rich colours and masterful cutting techniques, the company supplied royal households and luxury retailers worldwide. During the Art Deco period, Val Saint Lambert developed bold geometric forms and strong colour contrasts, making their interwar crystal highly collectible today. These glasses are perfectly suited for: Wine service Aperitifs Elegant dessert presentation Refined Art Deco table settings They also make a stunning display piece in a cabinet or as part of a curated crystal collection. A beautiful and decorative set that combines craftsmanship, colour and Art Deco elegance. Careful professional packaging and insured shipping guaranteed. Shipping Catawiki smart services.