Exquisite Vintage Art Deco Set — 6 Val Saint Lambert “Olivier” Uranium Glass Port Wine/Liquor Glasses (1930s, Belgium) Step into the elegance and refinement of the Art Deco era with this stunning set of six port wine/liquor glasses crafted by the legendary Val Saint Lambert — Belgium’s premier crystal manufacturer, renowned for over two centuries and official supplier to European royal courts. These glasses aren’t merely tableware; they are timeless works of art, born in the golden age of Art Deco design, where sleek geometric lines met exquisite craftsmanship and functionality. The “Olivier” model stands as a true gem of Val Saint Lambert’s 1930s–40s collection, celebrated for its clean, elegant silhouette and expert handcrafting. What truly sets this set apart is the uranium glass (Annagreen) — infused with trace amounts of uranium that give the glass a delicate pale green tint under normal light and an enchanting neon glow under ultraviolet illumination. This mesmerizing fluorescence was a signature artistic technique of the era and transforms these glasses into glowing treasures that captivate the eye and imagination. Each glass is a testament to masterful handcraftsmanship: • Smooth, thin yet durable uranium glass maintaining its clarity and brilliance nearly a century later. • Precisely polished rims and sharply defined Art Deco lines. • A complete set preserved in exceptional vintage condition, exceedingly rare to find intact today. Uranium glass pieces rank among the most sought-after and rare categories in antique glass collecting. When exposed to UV light, these glasses come alive with an otherworldly glow, elevating them beyond mere drinkware to stunning art objects. A timeless set that enhances any interior décor and holds promising value growth over time. Please note: as these are authentic vintage pieces produced almost a century ago, manufacturing norms were different from today. Minor imperfections such as tiny air bubbles or slight variations in thickness are natural and add to the character and authenticity of the set. Due to the age of these authentic vintage pieces from the 1930s, it is not uncommon for some glasses to lack visible maker’s marks or hallmarks. During this period, production and marking standards differed from modern practices, and some items may have subtle, worn, or no markings at all. You can evaluate the condition of glasses based on the detailed photos provided.