In 1920, René Lalique designed the Glycines perfume bottle, a tribute to this beautiful climbing plant and a symbol of tenderness and mutual friendship. Lalique reinterprets this stunning design through vases and bowls whose hollow pattern immortalizes the ephemeral beauty of flowers. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1888, and soon became a celebrated jeweler whose designs contributed significantly to the Art Nouveau movement at the turn of the century. In the 1920s, an order for perfume bottles led him to develop a glass-making technique that would endure as Lalique’s signature characteristics: iced surfaces, elaborate or partially realistic patterns in relief, and occasionally applied or inlaid color.
- Handcrafted crystal; satin finish.
- Handmade in France.
- 5 1/2" diameter x 2" high.
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