#lalique

René Lalique (French, 1860 – 1945)

Chalice ‘Pommes de Pin’, circa 1902

Openworked and chiseled silver opalescent blown glass chalice, H 19 cm

z-i-v-a:

Rene Lalique 

kafkasapartment:

“Tulipes” A Glass Luminaire on Metal Stand, Marcilhac no. 2005, designed 1925.Marks: engraved R. Lalique. 45.0 cm high.

“Tulipes” A Glass Luminaire on Metal Stand, Marcilhac no. 2005, designed 1925.Marks: engraved R. Lalique. 45.0 cm high.

Peacock glass car mascot by Lalique.

(viaPetrolicious)

theladyintweed:

Lalique necklace collar 

From 1909 

Sotheby’s 

fuckyeahlalique:

Fish Head Brooch. René Jules Lalique  (1860–1945).ca. 1905. Gold, enamel, diamonds, glass. L. 4-7/8, W. 2-¾ inches (12.4 x 7.0 cm.)

Genius is making a brooch covered in disembodied fish heads luscious. 

René-Jules Lalique, Ring, c.1931 (source).

Kiss brooch, c.1900, Rene Lalique

walzerjahrhundert:

René Lalique, Kiss, Pendant, 1900

marylibra:

“Serpant” perfume bottle

1920 

R. Lalique

artnouveaustyle:

“La Pensee” enamel brooch by French artist René Lalique, circa 1900.

Bottom photo: Lalique 1898 Winter Woodland Pendant

Golden Age of Travel // The Macallan

An Instagram grid for The Macallan’s ‘Golden Age of Travel’ series, you can see the grid in full over on their Instagram page. 

Golden Age of Travel // The Macallan

One of ten digital postcard illustrations for The Macallan’s ‘Golden Age of Travel’series.

Golden Age of Travel // The Macallan

One of ten digital postcard illustrations for The Macallan’s ‘Golden Age of Travel’series.

Golden Age of Travel // The Macallan

One of ten digital postcard illustrations for The Macallan’s ‘Golden Age of Travel’series.

Golden Age of Travel // The Macallan

One of ten digital postcard illustrations for The Macallan’s ‘Golden Age of Travel’series.

‘Carnation’ Brooch. Composed of gold, glass, enamel, opals. By René Lalique circa 1901.

vysjewelry:

Gold, enamel, and diamond lobster ring, René Lalique, c. 1900 (at Tadema Gallery)