Val Saint Lambert - Charles Graffart & René Delvenne - Box - Luxval 1935 - Candy Box 'Paulette' - Glass






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Val Saint Lambert Luxval 1935 bonbonnière Paulette, a transparent Art Deco glass piece from Belgium, dating to ca. 1930–1940, with dimensions 9.7 cm high and 13.2 cm square and weighing 0.939 kg, in excellent condition and featuring a gold-painted French Fleur de Lis on the lid.
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Val Saint Lambert – Luxval series – Art Deco vanity jar "Paulette" (1935) with French "Fleur de Lis".
Decorative vanity jar in pressed glass from the popular Luxval collection by Val Saint Lambert, named Paulette, designed in 1935. The Luxval series, designed by Charles Graffart and René Delvenne, combined aesthetics with affordability and was manufactured in the glassworks of Val Saint Lambert in Belgium. The line grew into an icon of Belgian Art Deco glassware.
Inside marked "VAL ST LAMBERT BELGIQUE".
Whether the lid bore a French "Fleur de Lis". This "Fleur de Lis" (or "fleur-de-lys" or French lily) is a stylized heraldic symbol best known as the historical emblem of the French monarchy. This was applied by means of gilding. There is slight wear of the gilding to be observed.
Name: Paulette
Color: Clear transparent
Height: 9.7 cm
Diameter: 13.2 cm
Condition: Excellent condition with hardly any signs of aging or use.
Any glass threads and air bubbles are perfectly normal for this production.
Photos are part of the description.
Shipped safely with insurance.
Val Saint Lambert – Luxval series – Art Deco vanity jar "Paulette" (1935) with French "Fleur de Lis".
Decorative vanity jar in pressed glass from the popular Luxval collection by Val Saint Lambert, named Paulette, designed in 1935. The Luxval series, designed by Charles Graffart and René Delvenne, combined aesthetics with affordability and was manufactured in the glassworks of Val Saint Lambert in Belgium. The line grew into an icon of Belgian Art Deco glassware.
Inside marked "VAL ST LAMBERT BELGIQUE".
Whether the lid bore a French "Fleur de Lis". This "Fleur de Lis" (or "fleur-de-lys" or French lily) is a stylized heraldic symbol best known as the historical emblem of the French monarchy. This was applied by means of gilding. There is slight wear of the gilding to be observed.
Name: Paulette
Color: Clear transparent
Height: 9.7 cm
Diameter: 13.2 cm
Condition: Excellent condition with hardly any signs of aging or use.
Any glass threads and air bubbles are perfectly normal for this production.
Photos are part of the description.
Shipped safely with insurance.
