René Lalique - Vase - Glass - Vase ACACIA - Art Deco

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René Lalique’s white satin-finished moulded-glass Acacia vase, signed in relief beneath the base, measures 20.5 cm high and 11 cm in diameter.

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Authentic white glass vase, mouth-blown and molded with a satin and frosted finish by René LALIQUE (1860-1945), model "ACACIA".
Created in 1921, this iconic Art Deco era model features an elegant ovoid shape with a narrow neck. Its relief decoration consists of stylized vertical palmettes representing upward-growing acacia leaves, offering magnificent plays of light.
• Model: Acacia (Mold reference no. 1471 in the Félix Marcilhac catalog raisonné).
• Era: Circa 1921 - 1935 (model discontinued in 1937, not resumed after 1947).
• Signature: Signed "R. LALIQUE" in molded relief letters under the base, attesting to production during the artist’s lifetime.

• Dimensions: Height: 20.5 cm Diameter 11 cm

Condition:
Very good overall presentation. The neck and base are intact, with no restoration or grinding. No major wear scratches under the base. Signs of wear due to time.
Note on the central left part (on a smooth band between two rows of leaves): a small surface alteration with a fine whitish inclusion of origin. It is a firing/molding defect typical of Lalique’s artisanal manufacturing methods in the 1920s. This defect is superficial, non-penetrating, and shows no crack nor structural fragility. The piece maintains its full solidity and its superb aesthetic.

Packaging will be prepared with great care, photo included, double carton packaging.

Authentic white glass vase, mouth-blown and molded with a satin and frosted finish by René LALIQUE (1860-1945), model "ACACIA".
Created in 1921, this iconic Art Deco era model features an elegant ovoid shape with a narrow neck. Its relief decoration consists of stylized vertical palmettes representing upward-growing acacia leaves, offering magnificent plays of light.
• Model: Acacia (Mold reference no. 1471 in the Félix Marcilhac catalog raisonné).
• Era: Circa 1921 - 1935 (model discontinued in 1937, not resumed after 1947).
• Signature: Signed "R. LALIQUE" in molded relief letters under the base, attesting to production during the artist’s lifetime.

• Dimensions: Height: 20.5 cm Diameter 11 cm

Condition:
Very good overall presentation. The neck and base are intact, with no restoration or grinding. No major wear scratches under the base. Signs of wear due to time.
Note on the central left part (on a smooth band between two rows of leaves): a small surface alteration with a fine whitish inclusion of origin. It is a firing/molding defect typical of Lalique’s artisanal manufacturing methods in the 1920s. This defect is superficial, non-penetrating, and shows no crack nor structural fragility. The piece maintains its full solidity and its superb aesthetic.

Packaging will be prepared with great care, photo included, double carton packaging.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
530 g
Title additional information
Vase ACACIA - Art Deco
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
France
Designer/artist/maker
René Lalique
Material
Glass
Colour
White
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
20.5 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
11 cm
Estimated period
1910-1920
FranceVerified
103
Objects sold
Private

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