Lalique Chene Collection

Marc Lalique created the "Chene" table for the "Art of Glass" exhibition held in 1951 at the Pavillon Marsan, Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris. Finely chiseled oak leaves in satin-finished crystal adorn the 6 rectangular panels and the base on the feet of this exceptional table. The Lalique glass masters spend more than 100 hours to fashion this masterpiece which weighs more than 200 kg. Clear crystal Handcrafted in France Original design: Marc Lalique, 1951 Dia. 47" option: 4 persons maximum Dia. 51" option: 6 persons maximum Dia. 55" option: 6 persons maximum Photograph does not represent actual glass size. Glass size will vary based on customer selection.

Nature stays an inexhaustible source of inspiration for LALIQUE. For the "Art of Glass" exhibition held in 1951 at the Pavilion Marsan in the “Musée des Arts Décoratifs” in Paris, Marc Lalique created the “Chêne" table featuring the crystal oak leaf motif, created in contrasting satin-finished and clear crystal. This wall sconce is part of the “Chêne” range which includes a chandelier and a light ramp. Embodying the core values of the brand: luxury, excellence and creativity, the “Chêne” range is a subtle elixir between know-how and daring, the result of precise artisanal craftsmanship. Clear crystal E12 x 1 - 75 watts - IP20 - 2700°K - Warm light Handcrafted in France Original design: Marc Lalique, 1955