I am selling a wonderful piece of Lalique!
This is a pocket vase, the vase is called “Filicaria”.

Filicaria was made in several colors, this vase is in the scarce yellow color.

It stands 4 5/8” high and 4 1/2” wide.

There is a clear original Lalique label near the top, and an acid etched mark on the bottom that reads

“Lalique France”.

Condition is pristine, nearly mint! There are a couple of surface scratches on the base from display. No other sign of use or wear of any kind, and damage at all.

No reserve!

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