Val Saint Lambert - Drinking service (24) - Osram - Crystal

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Florentin Brunz Gaborieau
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Description from the seller

A substantial and complete service of 24 goblets in heavy, high-quality crystal, attributable to the prestigious Belgian manufactory Val Saint Lambert.

The design is identified in the historical glassware catalogs (editions 1929, 1930, and 1938) as the 'Osram' model of the Gondole series.

The goblets are characterized by the refined workmanship "taillé côtes plates" (flat-ribbed cut). The design features a sophisticated geometric transition: a stem with a hexagonal cross-section (6 faces) that connects to the cup, opening into a crown of eight petals (ribs), a technique studied to enhance the refraction and brilliance of the crystal.

Contents of the service (24 pieces):
• 6 water glasses: height 15.5 cm
• 6 wine glasses: height 14.0 cm
• 6 Liqueur glasses (cordial): Height 11.0 cm
• 6 Liqueur glasses (Petit): Height 9.0 cm

Historical and stylistic notes:
The service is an excellent example of Art Deco/Neo-Classical style. Although subtle variations in curvature are noticeable compared with the technical drawings in antique catalogs, the material quality, the weight (about 200 g for the large goblet) and the specific cutting technique confirm the high level of craftsmanship of Belgian origin.

Conditions:
The set is presented in very good overall condition, suitable for occasional use and in keeping with the era of the items. The crystal retains excellent clarity and resonance. Very slight signs of wear on the base may be present, consistent with the vintage nature of the lot. No chips are reported.

It will be shipped with adequate protection. For islands or remote locations, it may be necessary to increase shipping costs.

A substantial and complete service of 24 goblets in heavy, high-quality crystal, attributable to the prestigious Belgian manufactory Val Saint Lambert.

The design is identified in the historical glassware catalogs (editions 1929, 1930, and 1938) as the 'Osram' model of the Gondole series.

The goblets are characterized by the refined workmanship "taillé côtes plates" (flat-ribbed cut). The design features a sophisticated geometric transition: a stem with a hexagonal cross-section (6 faces) that connects to the cup, opening into a crown of eight petals (ribs), a technique studied to enhance the refraction and brilliance of the crystal.

Contents of the service (24 pieces):
• 6 water glasses: height 15.5 cm
• 6 wine glasses: height 14.0 cm
• 6 Liqueur glasses (cordial): Height 11.0 cm
• 6 Liqueur glasses (Petit): Height 9.0 cm

Historical and stylistic notes:
The service is an excellent example of Art Deco/Neo-Classical style. Although subtle variations in curvature are noticeable compared with the technical drawings in antique catalogs, the material quality, the weight (about 200 g for the large goblet) and the specific cutting technique confirm the high level of craftsmanship of Belgian origin.

Conditions:
The set is presented in very good overall condition, suitable for occasional use and in keeping with the era of the items. The crystal retains excellent clarity and resonance. Very slight signs of wear on the base may be present, consistent with the vintage nature of the lot. No chips are reported.

It will be shipped with adequate protection. For islands or remote locations, it may be necessary to increase shipping costs.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
Liège, Seraing
No. of items
24
Material
Crystal
Manufacturer/ Brand
Val Saint Lambert
Country of Origin
Belgium
Model
Osram
Style
Art Deco
Colour
Transparent
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
15.5 cm
Width
7.4 cm
Diameter
7.4 cm
Estimated Period
1929-1938
ItalyVerified
52
Objects sold
Private

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