Val-Saint-Lambert

Belgian crystal works in a former abbey near Liège, known for cut crystal and Art Nouveau glass.

The glassworks was founded in the abbey buildings at Seraing near Liège and in the 19th century became one of the largest in Europe. It made cut crystal and glass for the whole world.

Around 1900 Art Nouveau glass was made after designs by Henry van de Velde and others, and after the war modern glass. The works survives with smaller production.

An etched Val St Lambert signature under the foot.

Heavy, clear crystal with deep cutting.