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This opalescent molded-pressed satin-patinated glass clock features four intricately sculpted parakeets perched on tree branches, evoking a tranquil forest scene. Each detail reflects Lalique's technical mastery and artistic sensitivity, renowned for creations that seamlessly blend elegance with innovation.
Lalique, founded by René Lalique in the late 19th century, is celebrated for its exquisite glass art. René Lalique, initially a jeweler, transitioned to glassmaking and revolutionized the field with his innovative techniques and designs. His work includes a wide range of decorative art pieces, from jewelry to architectural elements, and he is particularly noted for his use of glass in a variety of forms, such as opalescent, frosted, and clear.
Featuring a Swiss Henri Disteheim eight-day movement, the clock attests to its superior horological quality. The raised R Lalique signature on the front face and the engraved number 760 on the lower edge confirm its authenticity and prestige.
Dimensions:
- Height: 13.50 cm
- Width: 12.50 cm (including base)
- Depth: approximately 1 cm
This iconic model, created in 1920, is listed as number 760 in the "R. LALIQUE, CATALOGUE RAISONNÉ DE L’ŒUVRE DE VERRE" by Félix Marcilhac, published by Les Editions de L’Amateur in 2011. It offers a rare opportunity to acquire a work from a legendary glass master that will enrich any art and history collection.
Allow yourself to be captivated by the timeless grace of this QUATRE PERRUCHES clock and acquire a piece of history and elegance worthy of the most discerning Art Deco enthusiasts.
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