Description
René Lalique Avallon Vase No. 986 Sepia Patinated Frosted Glass c1927 Art Deco
René Lalique Avallon Vase, Model No. 986, designed in 1927. One of René Lalique's most attractive Art Deco designs, the Avallon features finely moulded birds perched amongst fruiting vines and foliage, beautifully highlighted by its original sepia patinated finish. The model measures approximately 14.5cm in height and was produced in a variety of finishes including clear, opalescent and sepia stained glass.
This example retains its original sepia patina, with crisp moulded detail throughout and a beautifully frosted finish that enhances the sculptural birds and berries. The underside is signed "R. Lalique France."
Condition is very good overall. There are scratches to the top rim and wear and scratching to the underside base consistent with age and use. No chips, cracks or restoration are noted, and the vase displays beautifully.
A highly desirable pre-war René Lalique design and an excellent addition to any Art Deco glass or Lalique collection.
Maker: René Lalique
Model: Avallon
Model Number: 986
Designed: 1927
Introduced: 1927
Discontinued: 1947
Material: Moulded frosted glass
Finish: Sepia patinated
Colour: Clear frosted glass with sepia staining
Signature: Moulded "R. Lalique France" to the underside
Height: Approximately 15 cm (5.9 in)
Condition: Very good vintage condition. Minor scratches to the top rim and more consistant scratching/wear to the underside base as shown. No chips, cracks or restoration noted.
Provenance From 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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