France, late 20th century, including a Moulin Rouge flacon bottle with box; a Baptiste perfume bottle; a double-figure paperweight; and a Bacchus figure shot glass, signed.

Tallest 6.75 in.

From the Estate of the late Peggy Futrelle Nowell, Raleigh and Pinehurst, North Carolina

René Lalique was a revolutionary French glass designer whose life, career, and artistic style spanned both the Art Deco and Art Nouveau movements. Lalique was known for his perfume bottles, vases, jewelry, and automobile hood ornaments. His elegant press-molded designs play upon the contrast of clear and frosted glass and incorporate subjects such as the female form, animals, and foliage. Lalique wedded the notions of decorative and useable, creating objects that consumers sought out as both artistic and functional.

Overall good estate condition; the Baptiste bottle with rim chip flake to outer edge.