Brilliant Cut Cranberry Cut to Clear Glass Jar attributed to Val St. Lambert
By Val Saint Lambert
Located in Philadelphia, PA
A fine vintage cut-to-clear glass jar. In cranberry cut-to-clear glass. Attributed to the Val Saint Lambert glass company. In a rare, covered jar form in (an apparently unnamed...
Art Glass, Cut Glass
Val Saint Lambert Purple Art Deco Vase
By Val Saint Lambert
Located in Troy, MI
Cut to clear purple art glass vase attributed to Val St.
Art Glass
Art Deco Cut Colored Glass Vases by Val St Lambert
By Val Saint Lambert
Located in London, by appointment only
These two Belgian early 20th century Art Deco vases were made by the Val St Lambert glass factory. They are typical of the type of vases produced in the 1930s when Val St Lambert was...
Cut Glass
Val St. Lambert Art Nouveau Vase
By Val Saint Lambert
Located in Litchfield, CT
Circa 1900, Val St. Lambert, Belgium. This delightful turn-of-the-century vase is masterfully cut in an exquisite Art Nouveau motif. Foliate tulips interspersed with butterflies arou...
Cut Glass
Monumental Art Deco Val St. Lambert Cobalt Vase
By Val Saint Lambert
Located in Litchfield, CT
Circa 1920s, by Val St Lambert, Belgium. This spectacular Art Deco vase is masterfully cut in a sleek fluted motif. The pure cobalt blue color is iconic of Val St. Lambert. The time ...
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H 9.75 in Dm 7.5 in
Beautiful & Rare Val St. Lambert Cobalt Blue Cut to Clear Crystal Vase Very Fine
By Val Saint Lambert
Located in Roslyn, NY
Beautiful signed Val Saint Lambert circular crystal vase, handcut-to-clear, the glass is thick, deeply and evenly cut, Signed Val St. Lambert, circa 1950s. Origin: Belgium in exc...
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H 12.21 in Dm 5.91 in
Val St Lambert Masterpieces, Gold Decorated Crystal 'Jupiter Vase Cut to Clear
By Val Saint Lambert
Located in Verviers, BE
Léon ledru dance de flore - Val Saint Lambert - Vase with LABEL Part of the Prestige Pieces, Val St Lambert Masterpieces. Gold decorated.?Val Saint Lambert Bowl Derby Val Saint-Lambe...
Crystal
Val Saint Lambert Blue Cut to Clear Rose Bowl
By Val Saint Lambert
Located in Troy, MI
European cut to clear cobalt blue crystal rose bowl vase with original pewter flower frog topper, circa 1920s. No maker’s mark, but believed to be Val St. Lambert of Belgium.
Crystal, Pewter
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