Circa 1920, molded glass with frosted and dark blue highlights, figural stoppers, polished foot, marked both in the mold and etched "R. Lalique."

3.75 in.

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.

One stopper with broken and missing upper arm, also with base chip to stopper; hairline crack to upper rim running almost half way down the side of the bottle; the other bottle in good condition with no visible chips or cracks.

$1,000 - 2,000