Val St Lambert Candlestick Holder, Cut Crystal 1940-50s Belgian Glass Gold Gilt

Val Saint Lambert Set of 2 Tall Cut Crystal Candlestick Holders, Circa 1940-50, with Gold gilt edge in uncommon decoration of gold gilt Grapevine design. MidCentury Modern These are sold as a set of two. The bases of the candlestick holders are beautifully cut as you can see in the pictures. They would create elegance in your table setting or made a beautiful statement piece in another setting. These Candlestick Holders are part of a broader collection. Other items include Martini Glasses, Wine Glasses, Port wine Glasses, and a Centerpiece bowl. Please inquire if interested in any of these. Each Holder Measures: 10.5" tall, 4.875" diameter top and 4.5" diameter base. Condition: Good. They do have some tiny scratches from normal wear on the underside of the base, where they sit on the table. These are negligible. It was made by the wonderful Belgium Val Saint Lambert manufacturer. Val Saint Lambert, a Belgian crystal glassware manufacturer, was founded in 1826 in an abandoned Abbey. The founders, M. Kemlin, a chemist, and M. Leliѐvre, of Vonêche crystal works, built new workshops and houses for their employees who quickly became skilled experts in glassware manufacturing. Being a major Belgian glassware company, Val Saint Lambert initially created many cut crystal pieces as well as colored Victorian style glassware. Later, they became highly recognized for their Art Nouveau and Art Deco designs. The company continues to produce exquisite glassware.