B2B BUSINESS POINT // ARTE-MUNDI Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

Rene Lalique opalescent Cacao bowl. An interesting and scarce design of the cacao pod or cocoa bean. The condition is good, There are a few light surface scratches. Marcilhac page 7...

A stylish art nouveau Tudric pewter jug or coffee pot molded with stylized mushroom designs by renowned designer Archibald Knox (British, 1864-1933) and dat...

Set of tablewares bowls "Shells" made in glass with blue patina by René Lalique in 1924. Signature on each piece. All pieces are in perfect condition. Set of 8 pieces including: - ...

Molded glass vase in the style of Designer René Lalique. Signed: R Lalique, France.

Superb René Lalique Art Deco carafe created for Cusener. Handle in bronze scale iron oxidised decorations of foliage and berries. Signed "René Lalique pour Cusenier". Excellent co...

René Lalique (1861-1945) “Abduhla » Rare Opalescent Glass Cigarettes Box With an Art Deco design of stylised spiderweb on the top and a tricompart...

Rene Lalique grey stained and enameled Fleur bowl Any earlier example of Rene Lalique glass having moulded enameled brown stamens to the centre of the bowl and the outside has fin...

Hard to find set of Six Rene Lalique opalescent coquilles No3 plates They all have a nice strength of opalescence and also have an opalescent rim The condition is good however, ther...

19th century Middle Eastern Arabian tinned copper Dallah coffee pot. Antique decorative Arabic coffee pot hand-hammered and chased copper with riveted br...

Crystal "Marguerites" decorative bowl by René Lalique Made in France 1930-1940 Satin-finished press molded glass in floral designs. Etched signature "Lalique France" on the base. ...

Pair Meissen blue onion coffee pots 9" and 11" tall. Age appropriate wear with very minor flea bites to the finial flowers.

Rare Rene Lalique clear glass square Perles Wall panel 1930. As well as the usual Vases, Bowls, tableware, car mascots etc Rene Lalique made Architectural Installations -some of the more famous of these went into Churches, but he designed a wide range of glass panels for rooms, walls, tables etc. These were not for sale as individual items and could only be acquired as part of an installation. This is a Documented Carres Perles pattern 'Cloison' or wall panel. The fact that it is an unused single panel and signed (they were usually not signed) suggests this was a salesman's sample. It is Documented in the Lalique book...