Val Saint Lambert - Champagne glass (6) - Lothaire - Glass

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Six uranium glass engraved goblets by Val Saint Lambert, model Lothaire, dating from 1900–1910, mouth-blown and hand-engraved with varying heights around 11 cm and weights totaling 845 g, in excellent condition with green fluorescence under UV light and no chips or cracks.

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A neat glass goblet that looks clear under normal light. Under UV light, the glass shows a noticeable green fluorescence. natural uranium glass. Under (UV) light the glass fluoresces bright green due to the presence of a small amount of uranium oxide.

Six beautiful engraved glasses made by Val Saint Lambert, circa 1880.
You can find these glasses in Val Saint Lambert's first catalog, 1900, under the dinner service "Service Lothaire". See print in the attachment.

The glasses belong to one of the first dinner services produced by Val Saint Lambert.
The stem of the glass also resembles the "Cylindrique" from the sister company Baccarat / Saint Louis.

The glasses are mouth-blown in a goblet shape, after which they were hand-engraved with loops and lines.

The glasses are made of glass into which a portion of pure crystal was added; this was common in the 19th century to give the glasses a nicer shine. Also, the purity levels were not as high as today.

All glasses vary in weight,

All glasses are in good condition, with no cracks or chips.

country
Dimensions
Height approx. 11 cm
Diagonal approx. 9.4 cm; bottom approx. 7.3 cm, 6.8 cm, 6.8 cm, 6.5 cm, 6.3 cm, 6.3 cm

For more info see photos
Photos that are part of the description.
Weight 845 g

Delivery
The seller ships within 3 business days after receipt of payment; pickup may also be possible.
Carefully packed and sent by registered mail.
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A neat glass goblet that looks clear under normal light. Under UV light, the glass shows a noticeable green fluorescence. natural uranium glass. Under (UV) light the glass fluoresces bright green due to the presence of a small amount of uranium oxide.

Six beautiful engraved glasses made by Val Saint Lambert, circa 1880.
You can find these glasses in Val Saint Lambert's first catalog, 1900, under the dinner service "Service Lothaire". See print in the attachment.

The glasses belong to one of the first dinner services produced by Val Saint Lambert.
The stem of the glass also resembles the "Cylindrique" from the sister company Baccarat / Saint Louis.

The glasses are mouth-blown in a goblet shape, after which they were hand-engraved with loops and lines.

The glasses are made of glass into which a portion of pure crystal was added; this was common in the 19th century to give the glasses a nicer shine. Also, the purity levels were not as high as today.

All glasses vary in weight,

All glasses are in good condition, with no cracks or chips.

country
Dimensions
Height approx. 11 cm
Diagonal approx. 9.4 cm; bottom approx. 7.3 cm, 6.8 cm, 6.8 cm, 6.5 cm, 6.3 cm, 6.3 cm

For more info see photos
Photos that are part of the description.
Weight 845 g

Delivery
The seller ships within 3 business days after receipt of payment; pickup may also be possible.
Carefully packed and sent by registered mail.
Feel free to also take a look at my other listings.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
6
Material
Glass
Manufacturer/brand
Val Saint Lambert
Country of origin
Belgium
Model
Lothaire
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
0 cm
Width
0 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
Sold by
BelgiumVerified
3505
Objects sold
100%
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