Val St Lambert Belgian Crystal Glass Candlesticks Chandelier Ingo Clear Set of 2
Specifications
| Return Shipping Will Be Paid By | Buyer |
| All Returns Accepted | Returns Accepted |
| Item Must Be Returned Within | 30 Days |
| Refund Will Be Given As | Money Back |
| Origin | European |
| Signed By | Val St Lambert |
| MPN | 95565 |
| Suitable For | Taper/Dinner Candle |
| Vintage | Yes |
| Original/Licensed Reproduction | Original |
| Item Height | 5.51” |
| Style | Modern |
| Features | Belgian craftsmanship |
| Production Style | Blown Crystal |
| Room | Any Room |
| Finish | Glossy |
| Handmade | Yes |
| Item Width | 4.52” |
| Pattern | Clear Glass |
| Signed | Yes |
| Color | Clear |
| Material | Crystal |
| Subject | Art Glass |
| California Prop 65 Warning | None |
| Brand | Val St Lambert |
| Type | Candlestick |
| Era | 21st Century (2000-Now) |
| Packaging | None |
| Model | Ingo |
| Theme | Contemporary Designs |
| Time Period Manufactured | Unknown |
| Country/Region Of Manufacture | Belgium |
| Backstamp | Incised |
| Production Technique | Blown Crystal |
| Item Weight | 2.2 Lbs. |
| Product Line | Chandelier Ingo |
These are clean and very well taken care of. I’m sure there are minor scratches and signs of use but nothing outstanding or noticeable. They sparkle and shine with different colors when the light hits them. There are no significant defects. I would say condition is “very good”. This set would be a gorgeous part of a table setting. This style currently still sells, in the online store. They are described as Ingo which are offered from 13” down to 5”. These are the 5” versions which are priced at $190.66 each. Total of $380.00 Outstanding fine glass. Height - 5.51 Inches Diameter - 4.52 Inches Weight - 2.20 lbs When you've had 200 years' practice of making crystal glassware, you'd better be good at it. Luckily. Val Saint Lambert is among the very best. Founded in 1826, the company is one of Belgium's most respected names in craftsmanship and design. History: Aimé Gabriel d’Artigues who owned the Vonêche glassworks bought the Baccarat glassworks in Vosges. Two employees from Vonêche, the chemist François Kemlin and the engineer Auguste Lelièvre, created their own glassworks in the Abbey of Val Saint-Lambert. From 1835, the glassworks expanded rapidly around the Court du Val courtyard, where around one hundred lodgings were built for workers. Today, Val Saint Lambert remains true to its identity by continuing to combine traditional crafsmanship and expertise.