Large Val Saint Lambert vase by Antonio & Guido Bon – solid crystal, vintage design 1950s
£519.45
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Superb large Val Saint Lambert crystal vase, designed by Antonio and Guido Bon, leading figures in 20th-century glass design.
Made of clear solid crystal, this vase is distinguished by its clean and refined design, offering exceptional brilliance and a striking decorative presence.
Dating from the 1950s-1960s, this piece embodies the expertise of Belgian crystal makers and will appeal to lovers of antique crystal and glass, as well as collectors of collectibles.
✔ Design by Antonio & Guido Bon
✔ High-quality solid crystal
✔ Elegant modernist style
✔ Highly sought-after collector's item
In perfect condition, this vase is a prestigious decorative object, ideal for a contemporary or classic interior.
Ref. 1495
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Product features:
- Type: Vase
- Brand: Val Saint Lambert
- Designers: Antonio & Guido Bon
- Material: Solid crystal
- Color: Clear crystal
- Style: Vintage / modernist design
- Period: 1950s–1960s
- Height: 28 cm (11 in)
- Diameter: 21 cm (8.3 in)
- Weight: 6.9 kg (15.2 lbs)
- Condition: Perfect
- Reference: 1495
1495
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Superb large Val Saint Lambert crystal vase, designed by Antonio and Guido Bon, leading figures in 20th-century glass design.
Made of clear solid crystal, this vase is distinguished by its clean and refined design, offering exceptional brilliance and a striking decorative presence.
Dating from the 1950s-1960s, this piece embodies the expertise of Belgian crystal makers and will appeal to lovers of antique crystal and glass, as well as collectors of collectibles.
✔ Design by Antonio & Guido Bon
✔ High-quality solid crystal
✔ Elegant modernist style
✔ Highly sought-after collector's item
In perfect condition, this vase is a prestigious decorative object, ideal for a contemporary or classic interior.
Ref. 1495