Rene lalique art deco

A plique-à-jour enamel and glass brooch, designed by Ivor Gordon. The central rectangular foiled eau-de-nil glass plaque by Lalique 1910, encased in a contemporary mount w/diamond terminals, issuing pale blue/green plique-à-jour enamel blooms to either side, w/brilliant-cut diamond highlights & entwined guilloche enamel stems, the central rectangular plaque signed Lalique, length 7.3cm

Lalique glass, Netsuke carvings, Patek Philippe timepieces, more to be sold Oct. 27 by A. B. Levy's. Three fantastic collections – of 1920s Rene Lalique glass, Netsuke carvings and signed estate jewelry – will headline a 500-lot estate auction planned for Sunday, Oct. 27, by A. B. Levy’s, at the firm’s main gallery in Palm Beach, Florida. - PR12215613

ART NOUVEAU SAPPHIRE AND GLASS BROOCH, RENÉ LALIQUE

Réne Lalique | "Lovers" pendant

“René Lalique’s 11-eyed blue-glass flacon for Canarina, 1928. Most likely inspired by the Kohl-lined eyes of the Ancient Egyptians. Now on display at the The Corning Museum of Glass.”

BACCHANTES VASE, NO. 997

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. René Lalique designs for Le Figaro, 1903. René Lalique (1860–1945) was a renowned French glass designer and jeweler, celebrated for his innovative work in the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements. He initially gained fame as a jeweler, creating intricate and luxurious pieces that often featured nature-inspired motifs like flowers, insects, and animals. Later in his career, Lalique shifted his focus to glassmaking and became one of the most famous glass artists of the early 20th century…