Baccarat Crystal Vase Prices Guide

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Discover key styles of Baccarat crystal and glassware found in the market today, and the wide-ranging prices they achieve.

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Baccarat Crystal Candle Holder / Rope Twist Moulded Glass c 1875. Marked underside of base in raised embossed relief work \

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Baccarat Crystal Decanter

Baccarat Crystal Decanter. Large, Heavy Square Form With Chamfered Corners, with Conforming Stopper. Panel Cut Decoration on the Neck. World Renowned French Crystal House Producing Highest Quality Crystal. Price is per Decanter, Pair Available.

Circa 1870 French Empire Bronze and Cut Crystal Vases – a Pair

This pair of French Empire vases date from the 19th century and are of exceptional quality. Unfortunately one of the cut crystal vase has been cracked but does not detract from its overall beauty. For trade price or more information please click \

French Figural Bronze & Baccarat Crystal Centerpiece on

French Figural Bronze & Baccarat Crystal Centerpiece. Signed Baccarat12\

Lalique Ondines Crystal Nudes Vase – Large, Heavy, Gorgeous! Guaranteed Authentic Signed

Lalique Ondines French Crystal Vase Product #1223800 A beautiful Art Nouveau Frosted and Clear Art Glass with nude female figures. This large, thick, and heavy vase features sensuous ladies and a fluid pattern.  Designed by Marc Lalique in 1952. Hand crafted in Lalique’s workshops in the Alsace region of France. Measures approximately  9.5 inches tall, 7.5 inches across, tapering to a 4 inch base. Weighs almost 9 pounds. 24% Lead Crystal. This vase is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, bruises, fleabites, scratches, or other damage that I can see. It is a beautiful vase. You will find it in the current catalog, on the Lalique website, or in major department stores priced at $1995 plus sales tax. Guaranteed authentic and signed Lalique ® France. Since the signature includes the registration trademark ® we know that this particular vase was manufactured sometime after 1978. When René Lalique died in 1945, his son Marc took over the business. One of the first things Marc did was to change the formula from demi crystal with 12% lead oxide to full lead crystal with 24% lead oxide. This produced much heavier pieces, even from the same molds. It also yielded a much brighter and more transparent crystal that really sparkles.  It has that classic Lalique look of satinized or frosted glass contrasting with sparkling and ultra transparent clear crystal.  One of the great things about owning a beautiful Lalique collectible is that lead crystal doesn’t deteriorate over time. This one has been well cared for over the years. You’d be hard pressed to tell the difference between this one and a new one. We do not have the original box but will carefully pack (double box) and insure. Shipping charges include insurance.