Lalique Figurine Et Raisins Decorative PanelThe architectural projects of Ren Lalique collaborations played a large part in his career. His highly developed sense of balance and harmony alongside his total technical mastery of glass working made him ideally suited to the challenge of creating works on a monumental scale. In 1928, he created glass panels to adorn the famous Orient Express train. Lalique recently reissued the Figurine et Raisins panel, which is enhanced by the glare of crystal. A

In a numbered edition in clear or limited edition of 88 pieces (lucky number in Asia) for the amber version

Bed ships with a slat roll for bedding support

Looking for a chair that combines timeless elegance with modern design

The Croc Drinks Table embodies old Hollywood with a crocodile hide embossed leather surface that is supported by a bronze finished stem and a solid granite base

His impressive figure transports us to the mists of impenetrable rainforests

A replica of the original piece

With ample tabletop space and an undertier for decor

This ornate piece features Push to Open metal glides and a coating to protect from tarnishing

Mahogany and European Beech solids and veneers in a warm silver leaf finish

With a second variation in bright turquoise color – the Prestige Gala Le Bleu

Featuring A Low Profile

two removable dividers in each drawer