Val Saint Lambert - Charles Graffart & René Delvenne - Centrepiece (2) - Valambert - Crystal - Valambert Series

Pair of table rivers (or “flower bridges” / linear centerpiece) in clear molded and cut crystal, Val Saint Lambert, from the official 1913 catalogue (section on pressed-molded articles and demi-crystal).

Late Art Nouveau style / transitioning to Art Deco, with the characteristic motif of festoons, hearts or stylized arches, combined with diamond-cut shapes, stars and deep facets. The "bridge" is a raised central arch with a scalloped edge, resting on two low rectangular platforms with toothed edges, all cut into intense prismatic motifs for maximum brilliance. The rectangle is a low, elongated piece, with a festooned edge, its base cut into crossed diamonds and stars, typical of table runners to align flowers, fruits or candles.

The bridge / central arch:
Weight: 1100 g
- Maximum height: 11 cm
- Overall length: 30.5 cm
- Width / depth: 4.5 cm × 4.5 cm

The rectangle / lower room:
Weight: 700 g
Height: 5 cm
- Length × width: 45 cm × 23 cm

Condition: very good. The crystal retains excellent transparency, brilliance, and clarity, with no cracks, major chips, or breakage. No signs of significant wear or repair. Unsigned (very common for the molded, standard models in the 1913 catalog), but identification confirmed by the attached catalog photos (see images provided for precise reference).

Iconic pieces from the Val Saint Lambert 1913 catalog (molded section), high-quality Belgian pressed and cut glass, sturdy and luminous. Ideal for a festive table, a linear centerpiece, a display cabinet, or an Art Nouveau/vintage collection.

Secure and fully insured shipping via Bpost. Reinforced and meticulously packaged (double crate, individually tailored padding in dense foam or thick bubble wrap, full protection of the scalloped edges, arches, and facets to prevent any impact).

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English version

Pair of table runners / linear centerpieces (or "flower bridges") in clear pressed and cut glass, Val Saint Lambert, from the official 1913 catalog (pressed articles and demi-crystal section).

Late Art Nouveau / early Art Deco transition style, featuring scalloped arches, hearts or stylized festoon motifs combined with deep diamond, starburst, and prismatic cutting. The "bridge" is a raised central arch with scalloped edges, resting on two low rectangular trays with dentelled borders, all cut with intense prismatic patterns for maximum brilliance. The rectangular piece is a low elongated tray with scalloped rim and crossed lozenge/star-cut base, typical of table runners for flowers, fruit, or candles.

The bridge / arched centerpiece:
- Weight: 1100 g
- Maximum height: 11 cm
- Total length: 30.5 cm
- Width / depth: 4.5 cm × 4.5 cm

The rectangular low tray:
- Weight: 700 g
- Height: 5 cm
- Length × width: 45 cm × 23 cm

Condition: very good. The glass retains excellent transparency, shine, and clarity, with no cracks, major chips, or breaks. No significant wear or restoration. Unsigned (very common for 1913 series pressed models), but identification confirmed by attached catalog photos (see provided images for exact reference).

Iconic pieces from the 1913 Val Saint Lambert catalog (pressed section), high-quality Belgian pressed and cut glass, durable and luminous. Perfect for festive tables, linear centerpieces, display, or Art Nouveau/vintage collection.

Secure and fully insured shipping via Bpost. Very carefully reinforced packaging (double box, individual custom dense foam or thick bubble-wrap padding, full protection of scalloped edges, arches, and facets to prevent any contact).