6 antique flutes from the late 19th century – Val Saint Lambert - Herbatte

A set of 6 champagne flutes, dating from the late 19th century, made by a subsidiary of the famous Val Saint Lambert Crystal Works, located in Namur, Belgium. They are made of mouth-blown glass, decorated with cut ovals, called olives, on a stem shaped like an hourglass. The Herbatte (Namur) subsidiary produced glass items, which were less expensive than crystal. The design of these glasses is almost identical to the "Olivier" model found in the 1901 catalogue, but the stem here is solid (with the exception of one glass). Each glass is handcrafted, resulting in small differences between them, which is precisely the charm of the old. Dimensions: 18 cm.