Val Saint Lambert - Lamp - Raspberry-pink sommerso...

The original golden Val St Lambert label from Belgium is still on the foot. This Val Saint Lambert table lamp is a sommerso: a raspberry-pink core in thick, clear glass, hot-rolled. The light passes through three rotating wings and colors the core from raspberry to clear. A compact lamp of 20 cm for a cabinet, sideboard or nightstand. Prefer not to wait? This piece is also available for immediate purchase via Buy Now. Description: A triangular base with three wings that rise in a twist to a narrow neck. The raspberry-pink core sits deep in the glass and extends upward into clear glass. Fine air bubbles in the core are a result of the hand craftsmanship. The wide base gives the lamp a sturdy stand. At the top is a metal collar in brass tone with a white fitting; a shade is not included. The lamp is functional. About the maker: Val Saint Lambert was founded in 1825 in Seraing, on the Meuse. In the fifties and sixties the crystal factory produced uncut, heavy crystal with twisted color accents, including lamps, fruit bowls and ashtrays. The round, organic shapes of those years were also developed with Italian glassblowers. This lamp belongs to that line. The house still exists. In interior design: On a sideboard against a white wall, the raspberry-pink is the only warm color point. Follow DECADERS Gallery by clicking the heart next to my name above: every week new pieces of Belgian glass and design, you’ll see them first. ——— Condition: Good. Glass, wings and foot: no chips, cracks or restorations observed. Fine lines in the glass are part of the hand-formed crystal. Fitting and cord have not been inspected; have the electrical work checked before use. A shade is not included. See the images. At a glance: Material: glass, sommerso, raspberry-pink core in clear glass, twisted, with metal collar and fitting Dimensions and weight: h 20 x w 9 x d 9 cm Brand: label 'Val St Lambert, Belgique' on the foot Dating: ca. 1950–1965 Origin: from a private collection Description and sources: The label mentions Val St Lambert, Belgique. According to Belgian glass documentation from Hogelandshoeve, this lamp type belongs to production from roughly 1948 to 1965: heavy clear glass with a twisted color core. Shipping: Professionally packed in a sturdy box with cushioning material, for fragile objects a double box. Always insured, shipped with Track and Trace. More than 1,100 reviews from previous buyers; see the feedback.

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