Lalique

PERLES VASE, NO. 959

Born in Aÿ-en-Champagne, France, René-Jules Lalique (1860-1945) is considered the indisputable master of jewellery design in the Art Nouveau style. Fascinated by 3 central themes – floral, fauna and the female form, his whimsical, lyrical compositions in an array of materials – gold, semi-precious stones, enamel and glass are the perfect encapsulation of the late 19th century pre-Art Deco era.

Archers Vase (1921) Designer: René Lalique (1860-1945)

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RENE LALIQUE 'THAIS' An opalescent glass statuette, model introduced 1925 Marcilhac 834 8.4 in.(21 cm.) high inscribed R. Lalique France.

“René Lalique’s 11-eyed blue-glass flacon for Canarina, 1928. Most likely inspired by the Kohl-lined eyes of the Ancient Egyptians. Now on display at the The Corning Museum of Glass.”

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René Jules Lalique (1860 – 1945) was a French artist. He was famous for his jewellery, vases, clocks and chandeliers. He studied and worked at the Ecole des Arts Décoratifs, then he…

RENÉ LALIQUE - AN ART NOUVEAU GLASS 'SCARAB' NECKLACE, 1908-1910. Composed of a series of oval links, each designed as a stylised scarab in molten glass, to the similarly-set curved links of floral motif, 34.0 cm, with French assay marks for gold, with maker's mark for René Lalique.