Val Saint Lambert - René Delvenne - Vase - Crystal - Vase Vsl





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Crystal vase by Val Saint Lambert, Liège, Belgium, from the 1950s–1960s, in Art Deco style with a rose core surrounded by clear crystal, 21 cm high, 10 cm wide, weighing 2 kg, engraved signature on the base, in good condition with light wear and minor internal limescale.
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This crystal vase from the Val Saint Lambert crystal works also belongs to the 1960s modern fantasies series. Its free-form, elongated shape highlights the multi-layered glass craftsmanship, featuring a fuchsia core encased within a thick mass of clear crystal. The vase stands 21 cm tall with a diameter of approximately 10 cm at its widest point. Weighing 2 kg, it offers excellent stability, ensuring it can safely hold long stems without any risk of tipping over. Unlike other items from this collection, this model features an engraved signature on the base, definitively confirming its origin. The piece is in good overall condition, showing light external signs of wear consistent with its age along with some internal limescale traces, discreet reminders of the bouquets it has faithfully held over the decades.
This crystal vase from the Val Saint Lambert crystal works also belongs to the 1960s modern fantasies series. Its free-form, elongated shape highlights the multi-layered glass craftsmanship, featuring a fuchsia core encased within a thick mass of clear crystal. The vase stands 21 cm tall with a diameter of approximately 10 cm at its widest point. Weighing 2 kg, it offers excellent stability, ensuring it can safely hold long stems without any risk of tipping over. Unlike other items from this collection, this model features an engraved signature on the base, definitively confirming its origin. The piece is in good overall condition, showing light external signs of wear consistent with its age along with some internal limescale traces, discreet reminders of the bouquets it has faithfully held over the decades.

