René Lalique Bresse Vase No. 1073 Celadon Green Grey Patina c1931 Signed France

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René Lalique Bresse Vase No. 1073 Celadon Green Grey Patina c1931 Signed France:
$6069.00

René Lalique Bresse vase, model No. 1073, first introduced in 1931 during the height of the Art Deco period. This exceptional design is inspired by the flowing plumage of the famous Bresse rooster, with sweeping feather motifs deeply moulded around the rounded body. The sculptural relief and soft satin finish create a striking interplay of light, making it one of Lalique\'s most elegant and recognisable decorative designs.

This example is produced in the highly sought-after celadon green glass with a beautiful grey patina, a rare factory finish that accentuates the intricate feather details. The subtle green tone changes beautifully depending on the light, highlighting the remarkable craftsmanship synonymous with René Lalique\'s work.

The base is signed \"R. Lalique France\", confirming its authenticity. Rare coloured examples such as this are considerably scarcer than the standard clear or opalescent versions and are highly desirable among serious René Lalique collectors.

Specifications

Designer: René Lalique
Pattern: Bresse
Model No.: 1073
Year Introduced: 1931
Material: Pressed moulded glass
Colour: Rare celadon green with grey patina
Signature: R. Lalique France (acid etched to base)
Origin: France
Height: 10.5cm
Art Deco period

A beautiful and increasingly difficult-to-find René Lalique vase in one of the rarest colour combinations, making it an outstanding addition to any advanced Lalique or Art Deco glass collection.

ProvenanceFrom an important single owner collection of René Lalique glass.Part of Harrington & Co’s “Once in a Lifetime René Lalique Collection of 97 pieces”.

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