Null René LALIQUE (1960-1945), Coupe "Lys" in molded-pressed glass, slightly iri…

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René LALIQUE (1960-1945), Coupe "Lys" in molded-pressed glass, slightly iridescent, with blooming flowers, the stems forming four feet, signed R. Lalique France in the bottom and numbered 382, two chips. Height 12 cm, diam. 24 cm

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René LALIQUE (1960-1945), Coupe "Lys" in molded-pressed glass, slightly iridescent, with blooming flowers, the stems forming four feet, signed R. Lalique France in the bottom and numbered 382, two chips. Height 12 cm, diam. 24 cm

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