1950s Val Saint Lambert Crystal Vase (6.5in/17cm)

1950s Val Saint Lambert Crystal Vase (6.5in/17cm)Val Saint Lamberts sparkling history dates back to 1826, when it set itself apart for the ingenuity of its intricate, often geometric cuts. It gained new ground during the mid century, as its Belgian crystal collections embraced a distinct Art Deco slant. Delicate silhouettes and an impressive clarity were to be expected, as you can see play out in this vase from the 1950s. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight

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