Null Lalique, bonbonnière "Cygne", 1980s, clear glass, frosted, the body decorat…

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Lalique, bonbonnière "Cygne", 1980s, clear glass, frosted, the body decorated all around with swans in high relief, engraved signature "Lalique France" to the base, d: 9 cm, h: 6.5 cm. Limit 135,-

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Lalique, bonbonnière "Cygne", 1980s, clear glass, frosted, the body decorated all around with swans in high relief, engraved signature "Lalique France" to the base, d: 9 cm, h: 6.5 cm. Limit 135,-

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