Val Saint Lambert - Flacon de parfum - Perfume bottle - Uranium glass





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Antique perfume flacon in uranium glass in Art Deco style by Val Saint Lambert, Belgium, circa 1930, with a green‑yellow pressed glass body, a high‑relief geometric motif and a faceted stopper, measuring 14.5 cm high by 5.5 cm wide; in excellent overall condition with minor chips on the stopper base not visible when mounted.
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Antique uranium glass perfume bottle Art Deco - Verreries de Val Saint Lambert, Luxval series, Belgium, circa 1930.
Made in pressed uranium glass of a bright yellow-green, this bottle features a complex high-relief geometric pattern, complemented by its striking faceted stopper.
Under UV light, the glass glows a vivid green — a hallmark of genuine uranium glass. Although this type of glass is no longer produced, it remains highly sought after by collectors for its dazzling beauty and historical value.
Height: 14.5 cm
Width: 5.5 cm
The bottle is in overall excellent condition. The stopper’s base shows small chips and surface flaws in the mass (which are not visible when the stopper is placed on the bottle). See photos.
Antique uranium glass perfume bottle Art Deco - Verreries de Val Saint Lambert, Luxval series, Belgium, circa 1930.
Made in pressed uranium glass of a bright yellow-green, this bottle features a complex high-relief geometric pattern, complemented by its striking faceted stopper.
Under UV light, the glass glows a vivid green — a hallmark of genuine uranium glass. Although this type of glass is no longer produced, it remains highly sought after by collectors for its dazzling beauty and historical value.
Height: 14.5 cm
Width: 5.5 cm
The bottle is in overall excellent condition. The stopper’s base shows small chips and surface flaws in the mass (which are not visible when the stopper is placed on the bottle). See photos.

