Val Saint Lambert - Centrepiece - Crystal - Coupe splash Xl

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Val Saint Lambert crystal centrepiece, a large Splash XL in pink and clear double-crystal (sommerso) dating to the 1950s, measuring 65 cm point‑to‑point by 22 cm wide and 12 cm high with a weight of 2500_st, in excellent condition.

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This large centerpiece or decorative bowl in solid crystal is an iconic creation from the prestigious Belgian crystal manufacture Val Saint Lambert, from the famous Splash series produced during the 1960s. This iconic model was designed by the talented and renowned designer René Delvenne, who deeply influenced the history of the manufacture with his modernist and dynamic creations. The piece stands out for its spectacular organic shape obtained by hot stretching of the glass material, simulating the frozen movement of a splash or a blooming corolla with raised asymmetrical points. The bicolor aesthetic relies on the sommerso or cased crystal technique, trapping a central mass of a superb pink fuchsia or cranberry hue inside a thick envelope of high-quality clear transparent crystal. The object bears no engraved signature under its base, which is entirely typical for pieces from this line of the manufacture that were initially identified by an ephemeral paper label. The dimensions recorded for this hollow artwork are 12 cm in height, 22 cm in width and a remarkable length of 65 cm from point to point. Regarding its condition, this crystal bowl is in excellent original general condition, the material preserving perfect clarity and brilliance under the light, with no structural chips, cracks or any restorations to report on any of its stretched edges.

This large centerpiece or decorative bowl in solid crystal is an iconic creation from the prestigious Belgian crystal manufacture Val Saint Lambert, from the famous Splash series produced during the 1960s. This iconic model was designed by the talented and renowned designer René Delvenne, who deeply influenced the history of the manufacture with his modernist and dynamic creations. The piece stands out for its spectacular organic shape obtained by hot stretching of the glass material, simulating the frozen movement of a splash or a blooming corolla with raised asymmetrical points. The bicolor aesthetic relies on the sommerso or cased crystal technique, trapping a central mass of a superb pink fuchsia or cranberry hue inside a thick envelope of high-quality clear transparent crystal. The object bears no engraved signature under its base, which is entirely typical for pieces from this line of the manufacture that were initially identified by an ephemeral paper label. The dimensions recorded for this hollow artwork are 12 cm in height, 22 cm in width and a remarkable length of 65 cm from point to point. Regarding its condition, this crystal bowl is in excellent original general condition, the material preserving perfect clarity and brilliance under the light, with no structural chips, cracks or any restorations to report on any of its stretched edges.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
2500 st
Specific region of origin
Liege
Title additional information
Coupe splash Xl
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Belgium
Manufacturer/brand
Val Saint Lambert
Material
Crystal
Style
Mid-century modern
Colour
Pink, Transparent
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
12 cm
Width
22 cm
Depth
65 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Sold by
BelgiumVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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