Merles et Raisins decorative panel 3 Tiers The interplay of the satin

The interplay of the satin finish and transparency offers varying degrees of privacy

In 1931 René Lalique designed the Dahlia pattern to adorn the boxes which were part of the beauty rituals of every woman from the “Belle Époque“ period

The “Wingen” barware service is named after the village in Alsace where the Lalique Manufacture has been perpetuating its exceptional know-how

all featuring pure clean geometric forms in an Art- Deco spirit

Merles et Raisins decorative panel 3 Tiers The interplay of the satinIn 1928, Ren Lalique designed the decorative panels Merles et Raisins in white moulded pressed glass with a silver coloured background cast white pressed glass on silver background to decorate the Cuban mahogany woodwork of the Presidential Wagon in the famous Orient Express. The pattern Merles et Raisins revives a motif synonymous with elegance and the "Art de Vivre", depicting a charming design of blackbirds pecking at tiny bunches of grapes. The