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Val Saint Lambert crystal coaster, Brussels collection
€180.00
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A beautiful set of six lead crystal coasters, finely crafted using the intaglio technique, featuring a delicate design of fruit and foliage. Each piece is adorned with engraved motifs of pears, grapes, cherries, and other plant elements, subtly enhanced by the contrast between clear crystal and frosted patterns. The scalloped rim adds a touch of elegance and underscores the quality of the glasswork.
Versatile, these coasters can also be used for serving appetizers, adding a refined touch to a table setting or cocktail party. The set is preserved in its original box, in perfect condition, making it a beautiful collector's item as well as a stylish addition to any table setting. A decorative and functional set, appreciated by lovers of crystal and fine glassware.
Dimensions: coaster diameter 9 cm – box 32 × 22 cm
Total weight: 920 g
Reference: 1626
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Val Saint Lambert crystal coaster, Brussels collection
1626
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A beautiful set of six lead crystal coasters, finely crafted using the intaglio technique, featuring a delicate design of fruit and foliage. Each piece is adorned with engraved motifs of pears, grapes, cherries, and other plant elements, subtly enhanced by the contrast between clear crystal and frosted patterns. The scalloped rim adds a touch of elegance and underscores the quality of the glasswork.
Versatile, these coasters can also be used for serving appetizers, adding a refined touch to a table setting or cocktail party. The set is preserved in its original box, in perfect condition, making it a beautiful collector's item as well as a stylish addition to any table setting. A decorative and functional set, appreciated by lovers of crystal and fine glassware.
Dimensions: coaster diameter 9 cm – box 32 × 22 cm
Total weight: 920 g
Reference: 1626