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Designed in the 1980s by Marie Claude Lalique, daughter of the founder Marc Lalique Perfect Condition, no scratches or dents Height 23 cm very imposing, the photos do not do it justice
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Striking Pair of Lalique Bookends, 1980s

RH710

Designed in the 1980s by Marie Claude Lalique, daughter of the founder Marc Lalique Perfect Condition, no scratches or dents Height 23 cm very imposing, the photos do not do it justice

Period

1980s

Materials

Crystal

Condition

Mint Condition

Dimensions

Width:
cm
Height:
cm
Length:
cm

£ 3,200.00 GBP

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131 Kensington Church Street
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