Lalique Rinceaux Mirror SmallThis Rinceaux mirror, designed by Marc Lalique in 1950, is framed by a frieze in relief featuring a pattern of interlaced black or clear crystal elements. This majestic artwork reflects the passion, excellence, skill and creativity of Laliques finest craftsmen. The balance in the composition arises from the purity of the geometrical lines, the intensity of the black color and the beauty of its dynamic and steady movement. Clear crystal Invisible

creating a sense of dimension and motion within a space

Antique bronze ring and knob pulls

Original design: Marie-Claude Lalique

As per tradition

Adding To Its Authenticity And Character

Ships KD (knocked down) and easy assembly is required

Beveled Glass

Arm Height: 19"

This lamp has a carved white alabaster block with brass accents

are illuminated with a gadrooned crystal

The memorable grain of fumed figured eucalyptus comes to life atop a dining table that is suspended by angled

yet the 84x48 inch glass top table provides space for many family and friends to enjoy the meal or festivities together