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Rene Lalique Poissons Coupe Ouverte No1 C1931
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Rene Lalique Poissons Coupe Ouverte No1 C1931

1920 - 1940
For Sale by Bradley Gent
Description

Rene Lalique Poissons Coupe Ouverte No1

Large size poissons shallow bowl with nice strength of opalescence

The condition is excellent with no faults or noticeable scratches, some visible air bubbles as is quite normal.

Moulded mark to the center R Lalique

Marcilhac page 757

Model no 3262

Introduced in 1931

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Width
30cm (11.81")
Declaration

Bradley Gent has dated this Lalique Opalescent Glass Bowl to the 1930s.

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SA1225084
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3237
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Description
Rene Lalique Poissons Coupe Ouverte No1

Large size poissons shallow bowl with nice strength of opalescence

The condition is excellent with no faults or noticeable scratches, some visible air bubbles as is quite normal.
Bradley Gent

Moulded mark to the center R Lalique

Marcilhac page 757

Model no 3262

Introduced in 1931

Width
30cm (11.81")
Date of Manufacture

Bradley Gent has dated this Lalique Opalescent Glass Bowl to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1225084
Dealers Internal Ref
3237
Bradley Gent
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A circular Art Deco opalescent blue glass shallow bowl decorated with a spiralling pattern of moulded fish and a central field of small raised bubbles.
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Archive I A circular Art Deco opalescent blue glass shallow bowl decorated with a spiralling pattern of moulded fish and a central field of small raised bubbles.

Rene Lalique Poissons Coupe Ouverte No1 C1931

Archive II A circular Art Deco opalescent blue glass shallow bowl decorated with a spiralling pattern of moulded fish and a central field of small raised bubbles. View II
Archive III A circular Art Deco opalescent blue glass shallow bowl decorated with a spiralling pattern of moulded fish and a central field of small raised bubbles. View III
Archive IV A circular Art Deco opalescent blue glass shallow bowl decorated with a spiralling pattern of moulded fish and a central field of small raised bubbles. View IV
Archive V A circular Art Deco opalescent blue glass shallow bowl decorated with a spiralling pattern of moulded fish and a central field of small raised bubbles. View V
Archive VI A circular Art Deco opalescent blue glass shallow bowl decorated with a spiralling pattern of moulded fish and a central field of small raised bubbles. View VI
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A circular Art Deco opalescent blue glass shallow bowl decorated with a spiralling pattern of moulded fish and a central field of small raised bubbles.
Rene Lalique Poissons Coupe Ouverte No1 C1931
Ref: SA1225084
A circular Art Deco opalescent blue glass shallow bowl decorated with a spiralling pattern of moulded fish and a central field of small raised bubbles.
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Art Deco opalescent glass is defined by its distinct milky translucent finish that shifts in hue when viewed against different light sources. Pioneered by French glassmakers, these pieces frequently featured relief-moulded naturalistic, geometric, or figurative motifs that highlighted the optical properties of the glass chemistry.

Pieces were produced using press-moulded techniques with glass formulations containing compounds such as bone ash or fluorides. Differential cooling rates during the manufacturing process caused phase separation, generating microscopic crystals that scatter light to produce the signature opalescent shimmer.

Authentic pre-war pieces typically feature wheel-engraved, moulded, or stencilled signatures such as R. LALIQUE FRANCE. Marks were usually applied neatly to the base or near the outer edge, with variations depending on the production technique and date of manufacture.

Opalescent glass is best styled where light can pass through it, such as on a clear plate stand atop a sideboard or near indirect natural light sources. Ambient backlighting enhances the blue tones and brings out the relief details without overwhelming the surrounding decor.

Clean the glass using warm water and a mild non-abrasive soap, drying gently with a microfiber cloth. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, dishwasher cycles, or harsh chemical cleaners, as thermal shock can cause stress fractures in moulded glass.
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