Val Saint Lambert - Serving dish - Rosette 1935 - Crystal - Depression Glass





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Piece from the Belgian manufacturer Val Saint Lambert, dating from the Art Deco era. It is the "Rosette" model, a creation from 1935 that illustrates the crystal craftsmanship. Made in selenium crystal, this piece displays a subtle pink tint in natural light. Its peculiarity lies in its response to ultraviolet light, under which it reveals an intense red luminescence. The design combines an upper part with geometric facets and a lower band adorned with a motif of pressed volutes, characteristic of the "Rosette" model. The overall condition of this basin is excellent, showing careful preservation over the decades. The piece has retained its clarity and structural integrity, without major alterations, making it a fine example of Val Saint Lambert production from that period. With its strong Art Deco aesthetic and photoluminescent property, this basin is a collectible object and a decorative piece with character. It can serve as a centerpiece or be displayed in a cabinet where its double chromatic nature can be appreciated.
Piece from the Belgian manufacturer Val Saint Lambert, dating from the Art Deco era. It is the "Rosette" model, a creation from 1935 that illustrates the crystal craftsmanship. Made in selenium crystal, this piece displays a subtle pink tint in natural light. Its peculiarity lies in its response to ultraviolet light, under which it reveals an intense red luminescence. The design combines an upper part with geometric facets and a lower band adorned with a motif of pressed volutes, characteristic of the "Rosette" model. The overall condition of this basin is excellent, showing careful preservation over the decades. The piece has retained its clarity and structural integrity, without major alterations, making it a fine example of Val Saint Lambert production from that period. With its strong Art Deco aesthetic and photoluminescent property, this basin is a collectible object and a decorative piece with character. It can serve as a centerpiece or be displayed in a cabinet where its double chromatic nature can be appreciated.
