Daniel Lebeau said:
May 5, 2026 at 4:42 am
Hello,
I’m a fellow collector – and I’ve been reading your blog. Your posts on Val Saint Lambert (Theodule, Cranberry Cut to Clear) really resonated with me.
Like you, I struggled to identify VSL pieces. Catalogues from 1879, 1905, 1962… scattered, rare, impossible to find.
So I did something about it.
For the factory’s 200th anniversary (1826-2026), I published the “Dictionary of Val Saint Lambert Service Glasses” :
1,000 models identified 800 sketches + 300 photos 500 price ranges from real auctions The book is on Amazon in 7 languages ($20).
Would you be interested in reviewing it on your blog? I think your readers – especially those who love VSL – would find it useful.
Happy to answer any questions.
Best,
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d.b. said:
October 25, 2026 at 1:18 pm
Hi – I am sorry for the tardy response but I haven’t really been updating this blog. Congratulations on your publication. Sounds like a labour of love! If I do purchase a copy I would be happy to post a review. cheers. d.b.
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Hello,
I’m a fellow collector – and I’ve been reading your blog. Your posts on Val Saint Lambert (Theodule, Cranberry Cut to Clear) really resonated with me.
Like you, I struggled to identify VSL pieces. Catalogues from 1879, 1905, 1962… scattered, rare, impossible to find.
So I did something about it.
For the factory’s 200th anniversary (1826-2026), I published the “Dictionary of Val Saint Lambert Service Glasses” :
1,000 models identified
800 sketches + 300 photos
500 price ranges from real auctions
The book is on Amazon in 7 languages ($20).
Would you be interested in reviewing it on your blog? I think your readers – especially those who love VSL – would find it useful.
Happy to answer any questions.
Best,
Hi – I am sorry for the tardy response but I haven’t really been updating this blog. Congratulations on your publication. Sounds like a labour of love! If I do purchase a copy I would be happy to post a review. cheers. d.b.