Lalique - Jewellery box - Lovebirds - Crystal

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Holds a master’s in Art History, specialising in Second French Empire and Dutch Golden Age.

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Lalique Art Deco ring holder in clear molded-pressed crystal with a satin central bird, signed “Lalique France” on the reverse, dating to 1960–1970, measuring 6.5 cm high, 10 cm wide and 10 cm deep, made in France and in good used condition with minor signs of aging.

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René Lalique (1860–1945)

Lovebirds Ring Holder in pressed moulded glass Crystal / Satin
France, Art Deco

A subtle luxury object, this Lalique ring holder, in clear crystal glass with a central opaque satin bird, evokes a delicate scene of two birds entwined. True to Lalique's refined aesthetic, the contrast of surfaces – satin for the bird, translucent for the tray – highlights the master glassmaker's craftsmanship.

The piece is signed “Lalique France” on the reverse, a molded signature in the glass, guaranteeing its authenticity.
Reference according to Marcilhac, René Lalique – Catalogue raisonné of the glassworks, Paris 2011: no. 1165, p. 388

.Context & singularity

Created at the heart of the Art Deco period, this ring holder embodies the elegance of ornamental minimalism, blending utility and poetry. Ideally designed to hold jewelry and rings, it also serves as a refined display piece. Its rarity is matched by the finesse of its execution.

Condition
Excellent overall condition. No visible damage: the satin glass is intact, the crystal tray is clear, with no notable chips or scratches.

This piece is a remarkable collectible, perfect for integration into a sophisticated décor or an exceptional cabinet, bearing witness to Lalique’s glassmaking art in its finest functional expression.

Images are part of the description. Rings not included. Shipping insured and, if possible, to a pickup point.

René Lalique (1860–1945)

Lovebirds Ring Holder in pressed moulded glass Crystal / Satin
France, Art Deco

A subtle luxury object, this Lalique ring holder, in clear crystal glass with a central opaque satin bird, evokes a delicate scene of two birds entwined. True to Lalique's refined aesthetic, the contrast of surfaces – satin for the bird, translucent for the tray – highlights the master glassmaker's craftsmanship.

The piece is signed “Lalique France” on the reverse, a molded signature in the glass, guaranteeing its authenticity.
Reference according to Marcilhac, René Lalique – Catalogue raisonné of the glassworks, Paris 2011: no. 1165, p. 388

.Context & singularity

Created at the heart of the Art Deco period, this ring holder embodies the elegance of ornamental minimalism, blending utility and poetry. Ideally designed to hold jewelry and rings, it also serves as a refined display piece. Its rarity is matched by the finesse of its execution.

Condition
Excellent overall condition. No visible damage: the satin glass is intact, the crystal tray is clear, with no notable chips or scratches.

This piece is a remarkable collectible, perfect for integration into a sophisticated décor or an exceptional cabinet, bearing witness to Lalique’s glassmaking art in its finest functional expression.

Images are part of the description. Rings not included. Shipping insured and, if possible, to a pickup point.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
France
Manufacturer/brand
Lalique
Material
Crystal
Model
Lovebirds
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
6.5 cm
Width
10 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
FranceVerified
1529
Objects sold
98.28%
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