René LALIQUE (1860-1945) " Clos Sainte-Odile ". Suite of thirteen pressed white moulded glass decanters, one very large one with brass medallion, eight medium and four small ones, with their original labels 2 Raspberry, Williams Pear, Sainte-Odile liqueur. Signed under each piece in the mass. Height: 42 cm - 26,5 cm - 21 cm. Without stoppers. History: special model created in 1922, not marketed, reserved for the Alsace wine merchant Pierre Weissenburger. Exist in several sizes and of more or less renewed forms. Bibliography: Félix Marcilhac, René Lalique - catalogue raisonné de l'oeuvre de verre, Les Éditions de l`Amateur, Paris, 2011, section "Carafes and jugs", model referenced under the letter C (pieces out of classification not referenced) and reproduced p. 735. Expert: Cabinet MARCILHAC

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