Val Saint Lambert - René Delvenne - 花瓶 - 水晶 - 花瓶 Vsl XXL

这件来自声名显赫的比利时Val Saint Lambert制品厂的现代主义玻璃花瓶，气势恢宏、极具美学力量，成形于大约二十世纪五十年代末至六十年代初。可归属于 René Delvenne 的风格作品，该件以其流动且不对称的苗条轮廓吸引眼球，形态仿佛盛开的花冠或海螺的轮廓。此物通过巧妙运用 Sommerso 技术表现出独特的立体深度：在透明、无色的晶体外壳内嵌入一个鲜艳的洋红色或蔓越莓色的核心，从而在厚实的晶体壁之间产生光线折射的华美变化，随观察角度的不同呈现出迷人的光照强度变化。瓶身保留了原厂银色箔标签，成为对 authenticity 的理想证据，补充了这类二战后期生产品常见的未刻字底部的特征。此花瓶密度极高，重量达到惊人的4750克，使其在家具上稳若泰山、庄重堂皇，尺寸为高29厘米，展宽至27厘米，深度为13厘米。总体状况极佳，水晶仍保持其新鲜光泽与原始光彩，仅在底部可见可辨的轻微使用痕迹及与时间相符的小划痕。作为极具装饰性且超越时代的收藏品，此件非常适合为现代室内空间增添格调，或作为对战后欧洲比利时设计爱好者的珍藏之选。

This substantial and spectacular modernist art glass vase from the prestigious Belgian manufacture Val Saint Lambert stands as an exceptional testament to mid-century glassmaking virtuosity, crafted during the late 1950s or 1960s. Attributable to the iconic designs of René Delvenne, the piece instantly captivates the eye with its fluid, asymmetrical freeform silhouette reminiscent of a blooming corolla or a stylized seashell. The item achieves its unique depth through the expert use of the Sommerso technique, casing a vibrant fuchsia pink or cranberry core inside an exceptionally thick layer of colorless clear crystal, resulting in stunning luminous refractions as light passes through its heavy walls. The body proudly retains its original silver factory foil label, which provides an ideal authentication mark matching the standard absence of an engraved signature underneath the base for this specific post-war production range. Displaying a remarkable density and sturdiness with a massive weight of 4750 grams ensuring a majestic stance on your furniture, this art piece stands at a height of 29 centimeters with a maximum width of 27 centimeters and a depth of 13 centimeters. The vase is in very good overall condition, with the lead crystal retaining all its brilliant original luster, showing only normal light age-related wear marks and minor surface scratches on the bottom base consistent with its history. A highly graphic and timeless collectible design object, perfect for serving as a sophisticated interior highlight or joining a selective mid-century European glass display