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The original Fish in glass was designed in 1913 by René Lalique and since become an important and iconic piece in the Lalique collection. It is now issued in a wide range of colors.

My purple fish is beautiful. He is “swimming” with a couple friends on my bathroom shelf.. Anonymous. Wed Aug 05 2026

A delicate flower and the symbol of purity and innocence, the anemone inspired René Lalique for this design in 1931, originally created in glass. A vision of crystal, both romantic and contemporary, that shows that nature and modernity are in harmony when fashioned by the hands of artists.

Toby. Miami Beach, FL. Thu Nov 18 2021

In 1926 René Lalique created the Tourbillons vase. Inspired by the movement of the fern blossom, its abstract design allows for the utmost freedom of interpretation. Graphic and poetic its curves stunningly follow the rhythm of light, drawing the eye into swirls of crystal.

Designed by Marie-Claude Lalique, the Zeila Panther embodies the strength and grace of a large attacking feline. Through its design, the Panther's powerful muscles are evident under its crystal fur and numerous spots.

Gorgeous piece!. Adb. Dc. Sat Jun 06 2020

The radiance of satin-finished crystal highlights the Flora Petite Nude, Goddess of nature and spring in Roman mythology. Captivating with her voluptuous curves and charming grace, she watches over foliage; allowing nature to awake each year. The cherry blossoms on her back evoke the universally admired and wondrous blossoming of the Japanese cherry tree. Symbolizing the ephemeral character of beauty and life, she invites one to marvel at the present moment.

The universal symbol of love, this smooth satin finished heart will convey your feelings of romance and devotion.

A true recollection of childhood, the mouse feeds the imagination of fairy tales. Always playful, it is one of the most petite pieces in Lalique’s rich animal kingdom.

Highlighted by the purity and glare of clear crystal, this figurine with finely chiseled plumage symbolizes eternal love, a fusional relationship.

Fascinating, voluptuous, and graceful, this Aphrodite is an interpretation of the goddess of love, a symbol of beauty and fertility. The refined and powerful curves are highlighted by a particular luminosity, showing the extraordinary capacity of Lalique glass masters to give crystal both shape and life.

The “Wingen” barware service is named after the village in Alsace where the Lalique Manufacture has been perpetuating its exceptional know-how. René Lalique had already designed a stemware service with the same name in the 1920s, with a similar pattern. Displayed in a rhythmic rigor, the graphic lines in satin-finished crystal - emblematic of Lalique – exhibit a timeless elegance.

Kaleidoscope effect, creative genius, technical prowess, the Mossi votive is an ideal, a perfect synthesis of modernity in fine arts. Originally created by René Lalique in 1933 in clear glass, this emblematic piece is today reinterpreted in the votive and transfigured through gold luster crystal, sparkling and hypnotic.

Inspired by the blackbirds & grapes motif designed by René Lalique in 1928 for the legendary Orient-Express, Lalique presents the Merlot collection, composed of a decanter and a universal glass, intended for the most demanding wine connoisseurs who wish to combine the beauty of the table with a perfect tasting. Functional and desirable, exceptional and yet a part of everyday living, these creations embody the desire to taste and understand wine, and the expressions of terroir. They celebrate the art of living and receiving.

The “Wingen” barware service is named after the village in Alsace where the Lalique Manufacture has been perpetuating its exceptional know-how. René Lalique had already designed a stemware service with the same name in the 1920s, with a similar pattern. Displayed in a rhythmic rigor, the graphic lines in satin-finished crystal - emblematic of Lalique – exhibit a timeless elegance.

A wavelike movement animates the front of the vase while a koi-carved intaglio defines the back. This gentle gesture induces a feeling of rising to the surface of a crystal lake. Highlighting the geometric lines, the clear, mint green, or Persepolis blue crystal delivers its inherent purity.

The original fish in glass was designed in 1913 by René Lalique and has become an important and iconic piece in the Lalique universe. It first appeared in turquoise and has been re-issued in an extensive palette of colored crystal, meant to mix and match in the Lalique aquarium.

Slow inventory, but otherwise accurate. Roger. NY. Sun Jul 10 2022

In 1994, the Owl, a mythical bird symbolizing wisdom, inspired Lalique to create two tumblers featuring strong, structured lines. In 1995, a decanter is added to the range, with a very original shape and crystal owl stopper. Evoking the antique "bas-reliefs" style, the owl motif in satin-finished crystal set against a contrasting shimmering background of swirling crystal waves, curves around each glass and decanter. A truly technical masterpiece, the intricate frieze, worked in relief gives these creations great depth not seen in such work before, and demonstrates once again the tremendous savoir-faire of the Lalique glass-makers.

Anonymous. Thu Aug 01 2024

The heart-shaped pepper leaves beautifully adorn the “Feuilles” votive. The climbing vine had already inspired the design of the salt and pepper mill co-signed by René Lalique and Peugeot in 1924, reproduced in celebration of the Villa René Lalique opening.

Can you hear the enchanting music of the elves, dancing in a forest of bellflowers, where their charms and spells work their magic? Wild with scents hanging heavily in the air, this vase depicts elves swaying to the bells while attracting fairies.

The spectacular rows of plane trees lining "the most beautiful avenue of the world" inspired the design of the finely engraved crystal leaves that adorn the Champs-Elysées bowl, designed by Marc Lalique in 1951. This sculpture of light and crystal captures the very essence of Paris.

In 1928, René Lalique designed the Merles & Raisins decorative panels, originally created in pressed glass on a silver background and adorned the Cuban mahogany woodwork of the legendary Orient Express. Today, the Lalique Studio reinterprets this emblematic creation, in new expressions through vases and a bowl. The precious cultural heritage of the house thus comes to life in very contemporary shapes.

In 1994, the Owl, a mythical bird symbolizing wisdom, inspired Lalique to create two tumblers featuring strong, structured lines. In 1995, a decanter is added to the range, with a very original shape and crystal owl stopper. Evoking the antique "bas-reliefs" style, the owl motif in satin-finished crystal set against a contrasting shimmering background of swirling crystal waves, curves around each glass and decanter. A truly technical masterpiece, the intricate frieze, worked in relief gives these creations great depth not seen in such work before, and demonstrates once again the tremendous savoir-faire of the Lalique glass-makers.

According to Greek mythology, it was Poseidon who brought the Arabian Thoroughbred out of the sea with his trident. Nicknamed "Prince of the desert", the oldest race, the Arabian thoroughbred by its extreme flexibility, its aerial paces, and great intelligence. which allows him to quickly assimilate the new exercises. The undisputed master of endurance, the thoroughbred Arab is a versatile horse, both beautiful, sporty, and with a good mind. This galloping Arab thoroughbred comes to enrich the bestiary Lalique.

Designed in 1948, this vase is decorated with carved birds in satin crystal. Through this vase, Lalique pays tribute to two themes dear to René Lalique, the fauna, and flora. This piece takes us to a dreamlike state of nature, answering a need for authenticity and well-being.

In 1927, René Lalique’s boundless imagination and creative genius lead to the creation of the Bacchantes vase. The iconic design features the young priestesses of Bacchus with their voluptuous beauty and curves. A work of unparallel beauty, the splendor, and sensuality of the vase continue to leave admirers spellbound. Since its original release, it has been a staple in the Lalique collection and has become a lasting symbol of Lalique’s celebrated style.

This barware service is named after the village in Alsace where this manufacturer has been perpetuating its exceptional know-how. The manufacturer had already designed a stemware service with the same name in the 1920s, with a similar pattern. Displayed in a rhythmic rigor, the graphic lines in satin-finished crystal - emblematic – exhibit a timeless elegance.

Alliance of brute strength and delicacy, the juxtaposition of a square shape to the curved lines of the sculpted motifs, the Pivoines vases and bowl embody a contrast of mineral strength and floral romanticism. Symbol of prosperity, beauty, and honor, the peony is an emblematic flower, especially in China where it is often depicted. As if carved in the gouge of a rock garlands of flowers take possession of crystal, like luxuriant nature takes its rightful place over abandoned constructions. Their modeling also evokes the process of Lost Wax sculpture, when the craftsman breaks the plaster mold to reveal the piece.

Kazak pays homage to one of the most majestic animals on Earth, the ultimate symbol of strength and speed. Captured in clear satin-finished crystal, the movement of their manes flying in the wind evokes a spirit of freedom and independence.

Beautiful and elegant. Maria. Houston, TX. Thu Jul 20 2023

The “Wingen” barware service is named after the village in Alsace where the Lalique Manufacture has been perpetuating its exceptional know-how. René Lalique had already designed a stemware service with the same name in the 1920s, with a similar pattern. Displayed in a rhythmic rigor, the graphic lines in satin-finished crystal - emblematic of Lalique – exhibit a timeless elegance.

Daisies are a dear theme of this product in 1933. A crown of marguerites in relief adorns the bowl's neck.

This figurine has expanded its bestiary to include the Gregoire Frog Luster Figurine in illustrious gold luster.

A symbol of good luck and René Lalique’s favorite flower, the lily of the valley plays on accumulation on this vase and votive. The light and delicate bells are revealed behind the long undulating leaves as if rocked by the wind. The square shape contrasts with the curved lines of the motifs illuminated by satin-finished crystal.

As festive occasions shared with family and friends are privileged moments, Lalique's creations celebrate the art of living, the values of sharing, and the sense of conviviality. The new Lotus barware collection pays tribute to the spiritual value of the lotus and water. The satin-finished motifs are carved into crystals whose purity echoes that of the sacred flower or water. Designed for any type of drink, the four tumblers to mixing and matching exhibit finesse and style. A prominent flower in Buddhist, Hindu, and Egyptian cultures, the lotus is considered a sacred flower, holding great symbolic value. With a wondrous ability to dip into the mud and revive unscathed, the lotus symbolizes spiritual enlightenment and rebirth. It is therefore often represented alongside divine figures, sitting on lotus thrones. Across human cultures, water has been used to communicate the sacred value of life; the spiritual dimension of purification, protection, and healing. Considered spiritual figureheads, the lotus, and water are also emblematic of serenity and unwavering faith within oneself, ensuring the most beautiful revivals.

The "Wingen" barware service is named after the village in Alsace where the Lalique manufacturer has been perpetuating its exceptional know-how. René Lalique had already designed a stemware service with the same name in the 1920s, with a similar pattern. Displayed in a rhythmic rigor, the graphic lines in satin-finished crystal - emblematic of Lalique – exhibit a timeless elegance.

In 1927, René Lalique’s boundless imagination and creative genius lead to the creation of the Bacchantes vase. The iconic design features the young priestesses of Bacchus with their voluptuous beauty and curves. A work of unparallel beauty, the splendor, and sensuality of the vase continue to leave admirers spellbound. Since its original release, it has been a staple in the Lalique collection and has become a lasting symbol of Lalique’s celebrated style.

This flacon was originally created in glass in 1935 and is now available in clear and satin-finished crystal.

This is a beautiful and feminine piece!! Love it!. Anonymous. SC. Sun Jan 16 2022

This floral decor is directly inspired by the eponymous vase, designed by René Lalique in 1939. Crafted in crystal of the finest quality, this exquisite set combines aesthetics and functionality for exceptional tables.

“Beautiful yet functional” is how internationally acclaimed wine critic James Suckling describes the 100 Points collection. With the increasing variety of wines worldwide, 100 Points by James Suckling was created with today's trends and styles in mind. This revolutionary crystal stemware collection enhances the complexity, richness, and subtlety of any wine or Champagne. These uniquely-designed glasses and decanters are aimed at enhancing the drinking experience for every palate. For more information about the 100 Points collection, we invite you to visit the Lalique & James Suckling 100 Points collection.

The Swan Head Up and Head Down sculptures are now issued in a gold luster and gold stamped version. As a symbol of eternal love, they embody grace and beauty.

Kaleidoscope effect, creative genius, technical prowess, the Mossi votive is an ideal, a perfect synthesis of modernity in fine arts. Originally created by René Lalique in 1933 in clear glass, this emblematic piece is today reinterpreted in the votive and transfigured through gold luster crystal, sparkling and hypnotic.

“Beautiful yet functional” is how internationally acclaimed wine critic James Suckling describes the 100 Points collection. With a name referring to the wine scoring system, 100 Points is a hand-made collection that embraces a modern design and precise utility while exemplifying the established style of Lalique: crystal fashioned by the best glass-masters, “U” shaped bowl and distinctive frosted rib stem to obtain the characteristic contrast of clear and satin-finish. The 100 Points Burgundy glass is excellent with aromatic reds such as Pinot Noir, Syrah, and Nebbiolo.

Originally designed by René Lalique in 1939, the Versailles Vase was inspired by the Medici vases, a perfect example of classic design to highlight contemporary interiors. The satin-finished and repolished crystal, a Lalique signature, exhibits a finely carved floral motif.

The fish sculpture depicts two fish emerging from the water, forming an infinite round. The flecks of clear crystal which highlight this beautifully sculpted figurine suggest the silvery sheen of carp in their natural element.

Fabulous. Anonymous. Sun Aug 24 2025

“Beautiful yet functional” is how internationally acclaimed wine critic James Suckling describes this collection. With a name referring to the wine scoring system, this is a hand-made collection that embraces a modern design and precise utility while exemplifying the established style: Crystal fashioned by the best glass-masters, “U” shaped bowl and distinctive frosted rib stem to obtain the characteristic contrast of clear and satin-finish.

“Beautiful yet functional” is how internationally acclaimed wine critic James Suckling describes this collection. With a name referring to the wine scoring system, this is a hand-made collection that embraces a modern design and precise utility while exemplifying the established style: Crystal fashioned by the best glass-masters, “U” shaped bowl and distinctive frosted rib stem to obtain the characteristic contrast of clear and satin-finish.

In 1927, René Lalique's boundless imagination and creative genius led to the creation of the Bacchantes vase. The iconic design features the young priestesses of Bacchus and their voluptuous beauty and curves. The result is a work of unparalleled beauty.

This was a gift for my husband for Father's Day. It is beautiful. The size is larger than I expected although I knew the dimensions when I ordered it. It looks beautiful on our book shelf sitting on a book.. Katherine. Bakersfield, CA. Wed Jun 29 2022

“Beautiful yet functional” is how internationally acclaimed wine critic James Suckling describes the 100 Points collection. With a name referring to the wine scoring system, 100 Points is a hand-made collection that embraces a modern design and precise utility while exemplifying the established style of Lalique: crystal fashioned by the best glass-masters, “U” shaped bowl and distinctive frosted rib stem to obtain the characteristic contrast of clear and satin-finish. The 100 Points universal glass enhances all types of wines.

“Beautiful yet functional” is how internationally acclaimed wine critic James Suckling describes this collection. With a name referring to the wine scoring system, this is a hand-made collection that embraces a modern design and precise utility while exemplifying the established style: Crystal fashioned by the best glass-masters, “U” shaped bowl and distinctive frosted rib stem to obtain the characteristic contrast of clear and satin-finish.