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Lalique Aphrodite Nude Figure clear
370,00€
Designed by René Lalique, 1929
Clear crystal
Dimensions: H 13,5 cm; L 15,6 cm; l 6,9 cm
Weight: 0,71 kg
Handcrafted in France
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Lalique products are coveted collectors’ pieces among connoisseurs of the brand. Each piece tells a story. This is also true of the “Chrysis” paperweight: In 1926, the company founder René Lalique began to create sculptures and design objects out of crystal glass. Among other things, he designed little sculptures to adorn the radiator bonnets of luxury cars. In 2010 Lalique brought out its collection “Hommage à René Lalique” and reinterpreted its earlier “Chrysis” Art Déco design.
Handcrafted using the finest crystal glass, the attractive “Chrysis” paperweight in Art Deco style is absolutely enchanting. The satin finish gives it a matt feel. All Lalique figurines are delivered in a beautiful Lalique gift box.
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