Designed by René Lalique in 1930 this large clear and opalescent glass Coupe Ouverte ( Open Bowl ) has subtle blue staining with a design of 5 swirling water nymphs. It is etched 'Lalique France'. and is number 413 in the Marcilhac catalogue. It was discontinued in 1947. The bowl is in excellent condition without chips scratches or restoration. It is 36.4 cm in diameter.
Physical Dimensions
Width
36.4cm (14.33")
Declaration
Art Deco And More has dated this Lalique Opalescent Glass Bowl to the 1930s.
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1078063
Dealers Internal Reference
SA240628
Description
Designed by René Lalique in 1930 this large clear and opalescent glass Coupe Ouverte ( Open Bowl ) has subtle blue staining with a design of 5 swirling water nymphs. It is etched 'Lalique France'. and is number 413 in the Marcilhac catalogue. It was discontinued in 1947. The bowl is in excellent condition without chips scratches or restoration. It is 36.4 cm in diameter.
Physical Dimensions
Width
36.4cm (14.33")
Date of Manufacture
Art Deco And More has dated this Lalique Opalescent Glass Bowl to the 1930s.
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