Rene Lalique, a pair of Mesanges glass c

Pair of mid 20th c. Lalique signed frosted glass "Mesanges" 6 3/4" (height) candlesticks. CONDITION: One is missing glass candle top insert and has chips and scratches on base. One is in very good con

Pair of liqueur glasses. H12cm

Petite Libellule pattern circa 1928; Marcilhac, 1144 each set in an onyx and lapis lazuli pedestal to form a pair of bookends 6 1/4 inches long; 7 total inches high

Rene Lalique Ormeaux Glass Tray, c 1930. Acid etched R. Lalique France. Dimensions: 13.75" diam Property from the Estate of Jane & Jonathan Weld, New York

René Lalique Glass 'Mesanges' Box and Cover Signed in etch 'R. Lalique, France, no. 15', Marcilhac No. 52. 2 x 3 1/4 in. 

Rene Lalique, a pair of Pinsons glass menu holders, model 3501, designed circa 1924, polished and frosted, incised marks R Lalique France No3501, 4.5cm high (2)

Engraved "R. Lalique" signature underneath. Dimension: H 2" x W 10" x D 10" Condition: A few scratches to glass; no chips, cracks, or repairs.

Rene Lalique glass brooch, orig mounting, c.1900. Stamped Lalique twice on the reverse, with his cypher.Update: 9/3/19: the glass in this brooch is completely broken through to the left of the middle,

Rene Lalique, large glass bowl and tray, c. 1930s, France, (2) pieces, incl. an amber glass tray, the rim decorated with repeating leaf fronds, 16.5"dia, and a 'Papillon' bowl, the flat wide rim molde

Rene Lalique France frosted glass gilt bronze mounted perfume atomizer, circa 1920. Frosted glass with a purple patina, base decorated with figural maidens holding hands. Gilt bronze mount with leaf d

stenciled signature "R. Lalique / France"; introduced 1936; M. 10-921, p. 469; Condition: no chips or cracks; scratches to undersides; 7 3/4 inches diameter; 6 1/8 inches high

Renee Lalique Coquilles Shells Opaline Art Glass Footed Plate c. 1920, 7.875" Marked R. Lalique. 1.25lbs Measures Approx. 7.875" diameter.Domestic Shipping: $20

Two signed R. LALIQUE FRANCE bird statues. Largest measures 3.5” x 3.5” smallest measures 2.5” x 4”. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house continental USA shipping for $85 plus insu

Rene Lalique (French, 1860-1947) Art Deco gray glass "Simone" (Model: 300, designed c. 1929) cendrier or ash tray, signed "R.Lalique" to underside. 0.75" H x 4" in diameter. Provenance: Property from

Signed Rene Lalique in script (R Lalique) mold blown glass vase, C 1937, center frieze of hares / rabbits encircling vase with all over decor of ferns, 6 1/2" H. Excellent condition.

Pair of Rene Lalique "Chamois" Opalescent Glass Vases in seaglass green having running antelope motif, model no. 1075, circa 1931 signed in block letters on base "R. Lalique France" height 5 inches Pr

Rene Lalique, model no. 886. "Six Figurine et Masques" frosted with iridescent blue stain art glass vase. c.1912. Etched on bottom: "R. Lalique, France, No. 886." Impressed on bottom: 'R. Lalique." 9

Lalique "Hommage" Frosted Glass Vase, c. 1995 Dedication on front in script "Hommage a Rene Lalique" {Height 11 inches, diameter 8 inches}

Rene Lalique opalescent glass powder box cover molded as a puff. Circa: 1924. Possibly made for Forvil “La Perle Noire” or Corail Rouge. Condition: Lid only, lacking what would have been a

A 20th C Rene Lalique "Espalion" vase, opalescent with green staining with an overall fern pattern. SIgned to base R. Lalique France, no. 996.H. 19 cm (7 1/2 in.) Provenance: Abbey Antiques, Winnipeg

ART NOUVEAU RENE LALIQUE BLUE FROSTED GLASS PENDANT W/14 KT. YELLOW GOLD BEZEL/CHAIN/DIAMONDS C. 1921/24 D. 1 1/2"

A Rene Lalique "Jardini're Mesanges" centerpieceCirca 1920sEtched to underside: R. Lalique / FranceThe molded and frosted manganese glass table item with opposed cut high relief birds and fo

Pair of Rene Lalique (French 1860 - 1945) Mesanges Candlesticks (designed 1943 Model 2126-B and lacking bobeches) in the form of a wreath encircling two lovebirds the hexagonal bases each signed Laliq

Rene Lalique, France. Pair of two small "Chamois" cut and frosted crystal glass vases. Depicting two rows of ibexes. Originally designed in 1931. Each etched with maker marks along the under