Description
Place of Origin
France
Date of Manufacture
1930's
Period
1930-1939
Other Characteristics
Clear & frosted molded glass
Condition
Good
Dimensions
20in.H
51cmH
Diameter
12 in. (30 cm)
“Dahlias” Art Deco Chandelier by Lalique
$5,000.00
A “Dahlias” Chandelier by Lalique in clear and frosted glass molded with a floral and leafage design, hanging on four silken electrified cords, with original glass canopy. Additional chandeliers and wall sconces for this design are available.
1 in stock
Description
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