New Lalique-Terry Rogers "Sirenes" vase

New Lalique-Terry Rogers "Sirenes" vaseAmerican artist Terry Rogers has built an internationally acclaimed career with his large canvas paintings. The "Sirenes" vase is a reinterpretation of the classic "Bacchantes" vase that Ren Lalique created in 1927, and which is still in production today. The collaboration between Terry and the craftsmen at Lalique took two years of intensive exchanges before the vase could finally emerge from the glass furnace. There are two versions being made. One

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They come with their original wooden display stand and certificate of authenticity

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made even harder with snow and the amount of artillery and equipment that had to be hauled

Approximate silver weight for both salts is 121 grams or 3

cake basket with pierced and engraved borders

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Both are unsigned

Of part fluted form with each piece raised on four pad feet

Birmingham circa 1870 - 1890