Three Lalique Glass Reference Books

Three Lalique Glass Reference Books.

Collection of 11 reference books, 26 magazines, and 3 periodicals devoted to collecting Lalique French art glass crystal. Book titles include Rene Lalique Jewelry Glass (1991, hard cover, 255 pp., in

Lot of three Austrian Glass reference books Loetz: Austria 1900 by Waltraud Neuwirth Loetz: Austria 1905-1918 by Waltraud Neuwirth Glas Glass Verre Vetri -1- 1950-1960 by Waltraud Neuwirth

Lot of three French Glass Reference Books Daum: Mastery of Glass by Noel Daum  Album muee de l'Rcole de Nancy Daum: dans les Musees de Nancy

Lot of three Austrian Glass Reference Books Das Bohmische Glas 1700-1950: Band IV Jugendstil in Bohmen by Passauer Glasmuseum Das Bohmische Glas 1700-1950: Band V Jugendstil in Bayem and Schlisie

Lot of three European Art Glass reference books:Art Nouveau: Un Defi by Paul GreenhalghEmile Galle & l'Ecole Nancy by Christian DebizeL'Oeuvre de Verre d'Emile Galle by Francois Le Tacon

Including several about Lalique, Loetz, Depression glass, and two volumes of HP Sinclair, Jr. Plus others.

Lot of eight including "Commercial Perfume Bottles", by Jacquelyne Y. Jones-North, 1987 with d.j.; plus "Lalique Perfume Bottle", by Mary Lou & Glenn Utt & P. Bayer, 1990 with d.j.; plus "Lalique Glas

Collection of Antique Glass Reference books including: Fenton Art Glass 1907-1939; Identification and Value Guide, Fenton Glass The Second and Third Twenty-Five Years, Collecting Lalique Perfume Bottl

Lot of three Tiffany reference books: The Stained Glass Windows of Saint Joseph by Albrecht Art Museum  Tiffany Windows by Alastair Duncan  The Lamps of Louis Comfort Tiffany by Martin Eidel

AMERICAN GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF 23, including Fred Bickenheuser, "Tiffin Glassmasters," books I, II, and III; and William Heacock, "Fenton Glass," all three volumes. Mostly soft cover. Proven

Also includes: Le Verre en France, Art Nouveau to Art Deco, Collecting Glass Vol. 2.

"Ceylan" also known as "Aux huit perruches" in moulded-pressed opalescent glass and blue stained. Model created in 1924. Wheel cut makers mark, 'R. LALIQUE FRANCE'. Book reference: Marcilhac 905. Ht.

DESCRIPTION: Rene Lalique "Volubilis" three footed bowl in a light yellow glass. Decorated with three large powder puff flowers. Molded "R. Lalique". REFERENCE: R. Lalique by Felix Marcilhac 1994 edit

DESCRIPTION: Lalique "Volubilis" three footed bowl in a light yellow glass. Decorated with three large powder puff flowers. Molded "R. Lalique" to the side. REFERENCE: R. Lalique by Felix Marcilhac 19

the first: "Herblay", circa 1932, stenciled "R. Lalique / France", Marcilhac 881, of opaque white molded glass (7 1/4 inches high); the second: signed "Lalique France", of opaque green glass (8 inches

Group of Three Lalique Glass Wares Signed in etch. Comprising: A bowl molded with fish A bowl with flowers A dish with leaf rim The largest 5 1/2 x 13 x 8 1/2 in.

each signed "Lalique France"; comprising two animal figures (the horse: 5 1/2 inches high, the orangutan 4 1/2 inches high) and one "Nogent" bowl (5 1/2 inches diameter); with boxes

Three Lalique glass itemsLate 20th centuryEach etched to underside: Lalique ® France [post-1978]; dove further marked with sticker to underside: Made in FranceComprising one "Sylvie" frosted glass

each signed "Lalique France" and with label; comprising one box (5 inches wide), one perfume bottle (4 inches high) and one leaf dish (8 1/4 inches diameter); each with box;

Three Lalique Glass Vases, post-1945 Marks: Lalique France 7 inches (17.8 cm) (tallest) The group comprising: 1 Yellow Bougainvillier vase; 1 Blue Ceb

comprising a budgie compote, an owl figure, and a figure with a bird; the compote: 5 1/2 inches diameter; 3 1/4 inches high

each signed "Lalique France"; comprising two vases (7 inches high) and one bowl (3 1/2 inches diameter; 3 inches high);

A grouping of three Lalique frosted and clear glass figurines to include a Chrysis car mascot, a woman with a deer, and a woman with a goose. Each signed. Mascot: 5in tall x 6in wide.