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AEDLalique Barsac Decanter
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About Auction
LiveSep 30, 2026
Pre-bidding is now open for our September Fine Art, Design & Antiquities auction, featuring fine art, glass sculptures and vases, mid-century modern lamps, and more. Highlights include a pair of Samuel Henry Gordon Alken oil on canvas paintings, a Dale Chihuly "Persian Set" glass sculpture, and a Chinese carved hippo bone chess set, alongside paintings from Vasily Shulzhenko, John Alexander Noble, LeRoy Neiman, and more. Auction is September 30th at 1 PM CDT. SebastianCharles Auctions bid@sebastiancharles.com
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- Lot Description
Inscribed on the bottom.
Dimensions: 10" Tall x 4 1/2" Diameter
Condition: The decanter is in very good condition.
About: René Lalique (1860–1945) was the leading Art Nouveau jeweler in Paris before he turned to glass, and his frosted relief set against clear ground became one of the defining looks of Art Deco. Pieces from his lifetime are signed “R. Lalique”; production after his death in 1945, under his son Marc, is marked “Lalique France.” “Barsac” is named for the Bordeaux sweet-wine appellation, one of several Lalique services given wine names. It stayed in production in crystal into the 2000s, and this is an example of that later production.
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