Belgian Table Lamps

A lovely set of 12 Val St. Lambert crystal tumblers cut to clear in a rare Art Deco pattern. The clean lines with panel cut base are contrasted with the vibrant cranberry overlay. Th...

Circa 1920s, Val St. Lambert, Belgium. These twelve Val St. Lambert tumblers in cranberry are perfect for water or cocktails. Renowned for sublime color, meticulous craftsmanship, an...

A rare set of ten vintage Belgian Val Saint Lambert wine glasses in the Montana pattern, each with eight panel cut sides. Panel cuts are t...

Val Saint Lambert's 'Eurydice' model: early 20th century Art Nouveau carmine belgian cut glass bottle/wine carafe/decanter By: Val Saint Lambert Material:...

A beautiful and substantial set of four (4) Belgian crystal wine or cocktail glasses from luxury crystal Maison, Val Saint Lambert, circa late-20th century, Belgium. A great set for ...

Beautiful signed Val Saint Lambert circular crystal bowl, Ruby, hand-cut-to-clear, the glass is thick, deeply and evenly cut, without a single bobble or a glass flow inside the glass...

Large, beautiful estate sourced Val Saint Lambert centerpiece bowl in the famed Dans de Flore pattern. Featuring a neoclassical style Bacchanal procession of dancing Ancient Greek re...

A Val Saint Lambert cut crystal champagne bucket with glass handles, still with orignal "Val St Lambert, Cristal Belgium, Depose" label on...

A chic set of ten mid-20th century Belgian Val Saint Lambert DOF cut cobalt crystal glasses, Kent York pattern. Perfect for cocktails, juice, water, or wine at your next Hamptons gar...

A lovely crystal thick walled vase, made by the Belgian brand Val Saint Lambert. Great pink gradient colour. The vase is in very good condition. No chips. Signed on the bottom.

This is a delightful blue-lined cut crystal decanter, the "Eurydice" model. This model was featured in the 1904-1905 catalogue of the famous Belgian crystal manufacturer Val Saint Lambert. With its high, conical shape and rich workmanship, this model is one of the most famous by this great company.  Period: Early 20th century Dimensions: Height: 41.5cm - Base diameter: 10cm   In 1826, two employees of the Vonêche crystal works set up their own crystal works in the Val Saint Lambert abbey.  François Kemlin was a chemist and Auguste Lelièvre a polytechnician. The site on the banks of the Meuse was well chosen.   The region was active in metallurgy and it would be easy to obtain the lead needed to make crystal. Thanks to the financial support of Guillaume d'Orange and Baron Joseph de Bonaert, the Société anonyme des Verreries et Établissements du Val Saint-Lambert was created.  It was bought out in 1836 by Société Générale de Belgique, and its products were soon exported all over the world.  At the Brussels Exhibition of Belgian Industrial Products in 1841, Val Saint Lambert won a gold medal for its pure, refined and colourful crystal. At the end of the 19th century, Val Saint Lambert presented crystal creations with geometric motifs for the first time.  The success was phenomenal.  The company built huge hangars and a hundred houses for the workers. It modernised with electric lighting, a gasworks and a railway line to the factory. The factory was at its peak at the beginning of the 20th century. Crystal virtuosos such as Dieudonné Masson rubbed shoulders with the crème de la crème of designers, the Muller brothers from Nancy or Gallé and Daum...

A set of 12 entirely hand made blown crystal goblets with cobalt blue overlay cut to clear with clean geometric decoration. The shape is wonderful to hold, a rounded body with hollow...