Val Saint Lambert - Drinking set (6) - guilloché decoration - Glass - 5 wine glasses & a jug





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Set of five antique wine glasses with guilloché pattern and a crystal pouring cruet with guilloché and flat-cut sides, attributed to Val Saint Lambert, decor Guilloché, dating circa 1900–1920, glasses about 17 cm high and 7 cm in diameter (weighing 131–133 g each) with the cruet weighing about 312 g and 11 cm high, all in excellent condition with occasional air bubbles and minor decoration/weight irregularities.
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Set of 5 antique wine glasses (approximately 17 cm high, approximately 7 cm neck diameter; between 133 and 131 g heavy) with guilloché, together with a crystal decanter with guilloché and flat-cut facets (côtes plates) at the neck. The decanter (approximately 11 cm high and approximately 312 g heavy) can with certainty be attributed to Val Saint Lambert on the basis of the guilloché pattern 1/35139 from the Val Saint Lambert catalog of 1900–1908. The glasses originate from a Belgian, Dutch, or French glassworks from roughly the same period (1900–1920) – the guilloché pattern resembles those of French glassworks such as Choisy-Le-Roi or Meisenthal. All pieces are in excellent condition. They show the typical characteristics of antique glass, such as occasional bubbles and small irregularities in decoration, form, and weight. Everything is packed with great care and insured shipping.
Set of 5 antique wine glasses (approximately 17 cm high, approximately 7 cm neck diameter; between 133 and 131 g heavy) with guilloché, together with a crystal decanter with guilloché and flat-cut facets (côtes plates) at the neck. The decanter (approximately 11 cm high and approximately 312 g heavy) can with certainty be attributed to Val Saint Lambert on the basis of the guilloché pattern 1/35139 from the Val Saint Lambert catalog of 1900–1908. The glasses originate from a Belgian, Dutch, or French glassworks from roughly the same period (1900–1920) – the guilloché pattern resembles those of French glassworks such as Choisy-Le-Roi or Meisenthal. All pieces are in excellent condition. They show the typical characteristics of antique glass, such as occasional bubbles and small irregularities in decoration, form, and weight. Everything is packed with great care and insured shipping.

