Mid-Twentieth Century Lalique France 'Moissac' Opalescent Glass Vase David Yurman Center Stone: One (1) pavé

Center Stone: One (1) pavé set

They were used during the Qing Dynasty to contain powdered tobacco as smoking tobacco was illegal during the time

allowed them to use the royal family seal in its logo

To this day Lalique has remained the ultimate symbol of French luxury

Mid-Twentieth Century Lalique France 'Moissac' Opalescent Glass Vase David Yurman Center Stone: One (1) pavéImpeccable signed 'Lalique France' opalescent glass vase 'Moissac' circa the mid twentieth century. The vase is decorated with leaves and displays wonderful opalescence. Ren Lalique studied at Lcole des Arts Dcortatifs in Paris as well as the School of Art at Sydenham in London and upon returning to Paris studied sculpture with Justin Lequien. By 1881 was designing and selling jewelry to infamous firms such as Aucoc, Boucheron, and Cartier. In 1885