Antiques M.S. Rau | Rene Lalique Beliers Deep Topaz Glass Vase

Crafted By The Celebrated French Glassmaker René Lalique, This Exquisite Béliers Vase Is Molded From Striking Deep Topaz-Hued Glass. The Design, Conceived By Lalique On November 4, 1925, Features A Large Urn-Shaped Vessel Flanked By A Dazzling Pair Of Handles That Take The Shape Of Rams. The Rams Curl Forward Vis-À-Vis, Poised To Spar. This Vase Is A Superb Example Of Lalique’S Ability To Combine His Interest In The Natural World With His Elegant Art Deco Style.

René Lalique Remains One Of The Most Popular Sculptors Of The Art Deco Period, And Glass Aficionados And Amateur Collectors Alike Continue To Marvel At The Grace, Magnificence And Accuracy Of His Creations. A Significant Contributor To The Art Deco Movement, His Penchant For Innovation And Eye For Style Made Lalique One Of The Premier Craftsmen At The Paris Exhibition Of 1925.

Featured In R. Lalique: Catalogue Raisonné De L’Oeuvre De Verre By Félix Marcilhac, 1994, Page 418, No. 904.

Engraved “R. Lalique France”

Circa 1926

6 3/8″ High By 9 3/8″ Wide By 5 5/8″ Deep