Description
Place of Origin
France
Date of Manufacture
1920's
Period
1930-1939
Materials and Techniques
Glass
Other Characteristics
glass
Condition
Good
Dimensions
33in.H
84cmH
Diameter
21 in. (53 cm)
Description
Related Products
R. Lalique Chandelier “Feuilles de Charmes”
“Feuilles de Charmes” Art Deco Chandelier by Rene Lalique, in clear and frosted glass molded with stylized leaves, a design created in 1924, comprised of twelve panels and a central basket, hanging from six electrified silk cords, with original glass canopy. Adjustable drop. Pair and matching wall sconces available.
Rene Lalique Chandelier, “Soleil”
A “Soleil” Chandelier by Rene Lalique, in clear and frosted glass, design created 1926. Ref. “R. Lalique Catalogue Raisonne” by Felix Marcilhac, pg. 674
Rene Lalique “Moineaux” Chandelier
RENE LALIQUE
“Moineaux I” Chandelier, 1931 design
Clear & Frosted Molded Glass, 15”x 15” inches
LALIQUE “Dahlias” Ceiling Fixture
A Lalique “Dahlias” chandelier mounted as a ceiling fixture. In clear and frosted glass molded with flower heads and leaves, hanging from a nickeled metal plate.
Rene Lalique Chandelier “Perles”
Rene Lalique
“Perles” chandelier, design 1931.
Clear and frosted molded glass, hanging from a central, polished nickel pole. Diameter: 18 in. Drop: 29″.
Reference: Felix Marcilhac “Catalogue Raisonne de l’oueuvre de Verre” Fig. 2294, pg. 655.
French Art Deco Chandelier by Rene Lalique
Rene Lalique chandelier “Charmes.”
Rene Lalique Chandelier “Etoiles”
An extremely rare “Etoiles” Plafonnier by Rene Lalique.
Design created 1910-1912 and produced in a very limited number of examples, never commercialized after the end of WWI. In clear and patinated frosted molded glass.
Ref. Félix Marcilhac Catalogue Raisonné de l’œuvre de Verre, section of “Unclassified plafonniers”, no. A p.666
Rene Lalique Chandelier “Monnaie de Pape”
“Monnaie Du Pape” Chandelier by Rene Lalique, in clear and frosted glass molded with honesty leaves motif, a design created in 1917. Referenced in Felix Marcilhac “Catalogue Raisonne de l’oueuvre de Verre” Fig. 2455, pg. 670