Uitzonderlijke René Lalique Art Deco vaas – Model "Saint-Marc" 10-934, Frankrijk, 1939 - Vase - Glass
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René Lalique Art Deco Saint-Marc vase, model 10-934, made in France in 1939, in clear and partially satinised glass with an oval tapering form and spiral terraces, signed on the base 'R. LALIQUE', dimensions 16.5 × 17 × 9 cm and weight 1222 g, in excellent condition with minimal base wear.
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Exceptional René Lalique Art Deco vase – Model "Saint-Marc" 10-934, France, 1939
The "Saint-Marc" vase belongs to the later and highly sought-after Art Deco creations by René Lalique just before the outbreak of World War II. The contrast between the brilliantly clear glass and the satin-smooth finish of the birds creates a stunning play of light and depth.
The design is notable for its characteristic oval, slender form and the spiral terraces with articulated edges, flanked by charming, frosted muscovy ducks/birds (moineaux) in high relief on the sides.
Specifications & Details
• Designer: René Lalique (1860–1945)
• Model: Saint-Marc (Model no. 10-934)
• Design year: 19 June 1939
• Catalogue reference: Marcilhac no. 10-934
• Material: Clear and partially satinized (matte) pressed glass
• Signature: Hand-engraved, marked on the bottom "R. LALIQUE".
• Shape & Decor: Oval, slender spiral form with detailed edge patterns and frosted-glass birds perched at the corners.
The vase is in extremely good condition with no chips or cracks. As is customary with authentic pieces from this period, the base exhibits very light, superficial sliding marks.
An extremely stylish, classic, and value-retaining collectible that makes an "eyecatcher" in any interior!
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Exceptional René Lalique Art Deco vase – Model "Saint-Marc" 10-934, France, 1939
The "Saint-Marc" vase belongs to the later and highly sought-after Art Deco creations by René Lalique just before the outbreak of World War II. The contrast between the brilliantly clear glass and the satin-smooth finish of the birds creates a stunning play of light and depth.
The design is notable for its characteristic oval, slender form and the spiral terraces with articulated edges, flanked by charming, frosted muscovy ducks/birds (moineaux) in high relief on the sides.
Specifications & Details
• Designer: René Lalique (1860–1945)
• Model: Saint-Marc (Model no. 10-934)
• Design year: 19 June 1939
• Catalogue reference: Marcilhac no. 10-934
• Material: Clear and partially satinized (matte) pressed glass
• Signature: Hand-engraved, marked on the bottom "R. LALIQUE".
• Shape & Decor: Oval, slender spiral form with detailed edge patterns and frosted-glass birds perched at the corners.
The vase is in extremely good condition with no chips or cracks. As is customary with authentic pieces from this period, the base exhibits very light, superficial sliding marks.
An extremely stylish, classic, and value-retaining collectible that makes an "eyecatcher" in any interior!
Shipped professionally packed and via track&trace
Shipping rate includes handling, energy, environmental, island, insurance, administration, and customs costs
Shipping within 24 hours after payment is received
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
1222 g
Country of origin
France
Designer/artist/maker
Uitzonderlijke René Lalique Art Deco vaas – Model "Saint-Marc" 10-934, Frankrijk, 1939
Material
Glass
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
17 cm
Width
16.5 cm
Depth
9 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
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