HOM by Kue King

Decorative Wooden Sculpture Lull No87 by NONO – A Statement Piece for Modern Homes ——— Balance and tension are at the core of these sculptures. The interplay between the smooth, rou...

King yellow vase by Purho Dimensions: D20 x H40 cm Materials: Glass Other colors and dimensions are available. Purho is a new protagonist of made in Italy design, a work of syn...

King violet vase by Purho Dimensions: D20 x H40 cm Materials: Glass Other colours and dimensions are available. Purho is a new protagonist of made in Italy design, a work of sy...

King grey vase by Purho Dimensions: D20 x H40 cm Materials: glass. Other colours and Dimensions are available. Purho is a new protagonist of made in It...

King Light Blue Vase by Purho Dimensions: D20 x H40 cm Materials: Glass Other colours and Dimensions are available. Purho is a new protagonist of made in Italy design , a work ...

A very rare and monumental giant-sized model of the Royal Danish King's Guardsman hand crafted in wood having movable arms and legs and retaining its ...

This exceptional blown and cut glass decanter is the pinnacle of regency cutting. The base decorated with sixteen ostrich feathers, arranged around a diamond ring. The body embellish...

Cat king, marble sculpture by Tom von Kaenel. 2019 Dimensions: D 15 x H 53 cm. Materials: naxian marble. All the artworks of Tom von Kaenel are unique, handcrafted by himself. ...

Cat King marble sculpture by Tom Von Kaenel Dimensions: D15 x H53 cm Materials: Marble Tom von Kaenel, sculptor and painter, was born in Switzerland in 1961. Already in his earl...

From Paris to Cairo: René Lalique’s ‘Fouad I’ Box and Its Royal Legacy A rare and historically significant creation by the preeminent French glass artist René Lalique, this exquisite box and cover, designed in 1924, exemplifies the fusion of artistic mastery and regal symbolism. Fashioned in clear and frosted glass, the piece is adorned with a finely moulded relief of winged solar discs, a motif evocative of ancient Egyptian iconography and celestial divinity. The subtle sepia staining enhances the intricate detailing, imbuing the composition with depth and an ethereal luminosity. The frosted lid bears a distinguished engraving of King Fouad I of Egypt, his state portrait rendered with remarkable precision, underscoring both his sovereign authority and the modern aspirations of his reign. A dedication inscribed on the base—"Offert par Fakhry Pacha à Paris le 9 Octobre 1924"—further contextualizes the piece within the realm of diplomatic and ceremonial gifting, situating it as a testament to cross-cultural exchange and early 20th-century Franco-Egyptian relations. Signed ‘R. LALIQUE’ to the lid, this refined objet d’art reflects Lalique’s unparalleled ability to harmonize material innovation with historical reverence. This box stands as an exceptional example of early 20th-century glasswork, where the aesthetic ideals of Art Deco converge with the grandeur of Egyptian heritage. Now regarded as one of the finest expressions of Lalique’s oeuvre, this box not only embodies the technical virtuosity of its maker but also serves as an enduring artifact of royal patronage and artistic diplomacy. Provenance Lot 39, Lalique, Christie's, 12 May 1998 Private collection Bequeathed to the present owner in 2020 Private Collection, UK Solomon Treasure...