Below are some examples and price guides of Art Deco figural lamps including a rare harlequin lamp by Marcel-Andre Bouraine and a patinated metal table lamp.

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Below are some examples and price guides of Lalique glass mascots including a Libellule or dragonfly mascot and a mermaid or Sirene mascot.

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Below are some examples and price guides of some Art Deco Lalique dishes including a blue opalescent Poissons dish and a Coquilles dish.

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Roman amber glass vessels have been found showing that this technique has been a round for centuries. It was also a popular color for glass during the Art Deco era and prices can vary from very low to high. The price can fluctuate depending on the design, quality and maker or whether it is cut glass, blown glass or pressed glass.

Below is an example and price guide of an Art Deco amber glass dish with stylised sea nymphs swimming in swirls of bubbles.

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Below are some examples and price guides of opalescent glass dishes including a Coquilles plate by Lalique and a French Art Deco dish with sea-nymphs.

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Lucille Sévin was a sculptor and pupil of the sculptor François-Léon Sicard (1862-1934). She was artistically active from 1920 to 1940. She made numerous chryselephantine sculptures in the Art Deco style , using materials such as bronze (often silvered or gilded) and ivory. Her work was artfully implemented and distributed by Éditeur d’art Edmond Etling .

Lucile Sévin also worked with glass , ceramics and porcelain . Her sculptures of dancers made of milky frosted, iridescent glass such as Isadora from 1925  were made for Etling in a glassworks in Choisy-le-Roi . Her glassworks were representative of the “Etling style”; For a time Sévin was art director of the company. Her husband, the sculptor Jean Théodore Delabassé, also worked for Etling.

Etling was a retail shop in Paris during the 1920’s and 30’s and had a major effect on the style of the time and commissioned a large number of statuettes and vessels in opalescent pressed glass including those by Lucile Sévin.

Below are some examples and price guides of Lucille Sevin’s glass mascots including an Isadora mascot and lady with a lamb.

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