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Rene Lalique Vase Le Mans: 11 cm tall dark yellow amber glass decorated with strutting roosters highlighted by off white enamel or patina R. Lalique Vase. Lot No. 1454 Est: AUD500 - 1000. Model: 1074 Circa 1931.
14 de ago. de 2018 · René Lalique. 7. With the outbreak of World War I in 1914 Lalique’s glass output shifted from purely decorative to practical, supplying laboratory glassware for hospitals and vessels used in the production of pharmaceuticals. An even larger facility opened in 1921, and by 1930 he had over 600 craftsmen working for him.
29 de oct. de 2015 · René Lalique, Hair comb, 1898–1899. El 'art nouveau' favoreció la belleza y los accesorios. Este adorno de pelo es de entre 1898 y 1989. ... Foto | photo: Elke Walford. Más imágenes.
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Musée Lalique, Private collection. Foto: Karine Faby, Private collection Open item in modal. René Lalique, ‘Head of eagle’ seal, 1911. Mould‑ blown and pressed glass with patina. Founder’s Collection. Photo: Catarina Gomes Ferreira Open item in modal. ... In 1907, René Lalique met perfumer François Coty, the father of modern perfume
8 de jul. de 2021 · Lalique perfected the use of opalescent glass, reminiscent of diamonds or opals, from which he modeled figurines, plates, bowls, vases, chandeliers, and car mascots. René Lalique produced these wonderful objects in Art Nouveau style and later in Art Deco style. In 1920, René Lalique is already known for his Art Deco work.
