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Amber-tinted moulded and pressed glass circular cake stand on a baluster pedestal, Belgian Art Déco, dating to 1940–1950, with a height of 11 cm, a 31 cm tray diameter, 10 cm depth and a weight of 1500 g, in good condition with minor wear.
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Large circular cake stand on a pedestal foot in amber-tinted moulded and pressed glass, whose geometric design and craftsmanship are characteristic of Belgian glass productions from the Art Deco period. This display dish features a wide top tray decorated underneath with a rich radiating pattern of broad flat ribs that converge towards the central axis, creating warm golden reflections and beautiful transparency effects. The tray is supported by a central baluster pedestal foot flaring at its base, matching the same luminous amber hue. The piece bears no visible signature or factory mark, which is entirely customary for glassware and tableware items of this era from the catalogues of major Belgian glassworks such as Scailmont or the Luxval range by Val Saint Lambert. Regarding the dimensions, this stand has a height of 11 cm and a generous tray diameter of 31 cm. It is a sturdy piece with an individual weight of 1500 grams. The overall condition is described as good, with no chips or major cracks to the structure, showing only minor surface scratches and light wear consistent with use and age, particularly underneath the base of the foot.
Large circular cake stand on a pedestal foot in amber-tinted moulded and pressed glass, whose geometric design and craftsmanship are characteristic of Belgian glass productions from the Art Deco period. This display dish features a wide top tray decorated underneath with a rich radiating pattern of broad flat ribs that converge towards the central axis, creating warm golden reflections and beautiful transparency effects. The tray is supported by a central baluster pedestal foot flaring at its base, matching the same luminous amber hue. The piece bears no visible signature or factory mark, which is entirely customary for glassware and tableware items of this era from the catalogues of major Belgian glassworks such as Scailmont or the Luxval range by Val Saint Lambert. Regarding the dimensions, this stand has a height of 11 cm and a generous tray diameter of 31 cm. It is a sturdy piece with an individual weight of 1500 grams. The overall condition is described as good, with no chips or major cracks to the structure, showing only minor surface scratches and light wear consistent with use and age, particularly underneath the base of the foot.

