Toilet set - Val Saint Lambert - Glass

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Elena Napoleone
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Holds a bachelor's degree in history of art and architecture, with 12 years of experience in decorative arts.

Estimate  € 90 - € 140
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This three-piece Val Saint Lambert Art Deco vanity set is made of glass and dates from 1930–1940.

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Short Description:
A beautiful, authentic 3-piece Art Deco vanity/toilet set (garniture de toilette) dating from the 1930s. Crafted from heavy, amber-colored pressed glass featuring an iconic geometric fan and diamond design. This elegant ensemble is highly characteristic of the prestigious Belgian and French glass production of the interwar period (such as Val Saint Lambert Luxval and Scailmont).

Product Details:
Set Includes: 1x Large perfume bottle with its original facet-cut glass stopper, 1x Perfume atomizer with metal hardware, 1x Smaller coordinating bottle.
Period: Ca. 1930 - 1935 (Art Deco)
Origin: Belgium / France (Val Saint Lambert / Scailmont / Vallerysthal style)
Material: Heavy pressed glass / crystal glass
Color: Amber / Citrine / Honey-colored

Condition:
Glasswork: In very nice vintage condition. The glass remains clear and is free from cloudy limescale or old perfume residue. As is typical for pressed glass from this era, minimal manufacturing lines or minuscule flea bites along the sharp faceted edges may be present.
Components: The original glass stopper fits properly. The metal atomizer head shows a lovely vintage patina (the fabric pump/hose is missing, as is almost always the case with pieces of this age).

Please examine the photos carefully for a precise impression of the details and condition of this lot. The set will be packaged with extreme care for secure, break-safe transit and shipped via registered mail.

Short Description:
A beautiful, authentic 3-piece Art Deco vanity/toilet set (garniture de toilette) dating from the 1930s. Crafted from heavy, amber-colored pressed glass featuring an iconic geometric fan and diamond design. This elegant ensemble is highly characteristic of the prestigious Belgian and French glass production of the interwar period (such as Val Saint Lambert Luxval and Scailmont).

Product Details:
Set Includes: 1x Large perfume bottle with its original facet-cut glass stopper, 1x Perfume atomizer with metal hardware, 1x Smaller coordinating bottle.
Period: Ca. 1930 - 1935 (Art Deco)
Origin: Belgium / France (Val Saint Lambert / Scailmont / Vallerysthal style)
Material: Heavy pressed glass / crystal glass
Color: Amber / Citrine / Honey-colored

Condition:
Glasswork: In very nice vintage condition. The glass remains clear and is free from cloudy limescale or old perfume residue. As is typical for pressed glass from this era, minimal manufacturing lines or minuscule flea bites along the sharp faceted edges may be present.
Components: The original glass stopper fits properly. The metal atomizer head shows a lovely vintage patina (the fabric pump/hose is missing, as is almost always the case with pieces of this age).

Please examine the photos carefully for a precise impression of the details and condition of this lot. The set will be packaged with extreme care for secure, break-safe transit and shipped via registered mail.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Val Saint Lambert
Material
Glass
Country of origin
Belgium
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
17 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
8 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
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Objects sold
Private

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