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Six Val St Lambert Hollow Stemmed Turquoise Blue Wine Glasses C1880
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Six Val St Lambert Hollow Stemmed Turquoise Blue Wine Glasses C1880

19th century
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A set of six wine glasses from the late Victorian era, produced by Val St Lambert around 1880. These glasses are in Val St Lambert’s ‘Olivier’ pattern. They have teal-blue-hued bowls decorated with oval or ‘olive’ cuts above clear glass hollow stems, flute-cut from the shoulder to basil knops. Polished pontils to the base of the feet.

Date & Origin

Val St Lambert, Belgium, c1880. Period of King Leopold II.

Condition

Excellent. No chips, cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 12.5cm

Bowl Diameter: 7.5cm

Foot Diameter: 7cm

Historical Context

The era was marked by the rise of the Catholic Gothic Revival in architecture and, in art, by painters focusing on domestic, genre scenes, and portraits of the bourgeoisie.

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Height
13cm (5.12")
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Exhibit Antiques has dated these Turquoise Glass Wine Goblets to the Victorian era.

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Description
Description

A set of six wine glasses from the late Victorian era, produced by Val St Lambert around 1880. These glasses are in Val St Lambert’s ‘Olivier’ pattern.

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They have teal-blue-hued bowls decorated with oval or ‘olive’ cuts above clear glass hollow stems, flute-cut from the shoulder to basil knops.
Exhibit Antiques

Polished pontils to the base of the feet.

fig 1. A set of six late nineteenth-century Val St Lambert wine goblets featuring teal blue cut glass bowls on clear faceted stems.
fig 1. Six Val St Lambert Hollow Stemmed Turquoise Blue Wine Glasses C1880

Date & Origin

Val St Lambert, Belgium, c1880. Period of King Leopold II.

Condition

Excellent. No chips, cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 12.5cm

Bowl Diameter: 7.5cm

Foot Diameter: 7cm

Historical Context

The era was marked by the rise of the Catholic Gothic Revival in architecture and, in art, by painters focusing on domestic, genre scenes, and portraits of the bourgeoisie.

Height
13cm (5.12")
Date of Manufacture

Exhibit Antiques has dated these Turquoise Glass Wine Goblets to the Victorian era.

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SA1199633
Dealers Internal Ref
2026011561
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Six Val St Lambert Hollow Stemmed Turquoise Blue Wine Glasses c1880

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A set of six late nineteenth-century Val St Lambert wine goblets featuring teal blue cut glass bowls on clear faceted stems.
Six Val St Lambert Hollow Stemmed Turquoise Blue Wine Glasses c1880
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A set of six late nineteenth-century Val St Lambert wine goblets featuring teal blue cut glass bowls on clear faceted stems.
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Coloured stemware became popular in Europe during the nineteenth century, particularly produced by Belgian, French, and Bohemian glassworks. Manufacturers used metal oxides to create vivid hues such as cobalt, cranberry, and turquoise, designed to enhance formal dining tables.

Pieces were made using heavy lead crystal or potash glass, mouth-blown into moulds or hand-formed. The bowls were often cut or cased, whilst clear stems were drawn or faceted to create light reflection.

Authentic pieces feature hand-cut detailing with slight irregularities, polished pontil marks on the base, and notable physical weight due to lead content. Stems from this era often exhibit faceted moulding or hollow construction.

Coloured stemware can be displayed in illuminated glass cabinets, arranged along a dining table centrepiece, or positioned on a sideboard top to catch natural light.

Hand wash individual glasses in lukewarm water using mild dish detergent and a soft sponge. Avoid dishwashers and sudden temperature changes, which cause clouding or thermal shock cracking.
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