1950s Pierre d'Avesn Crystal Bowl

1950s Pierre d'Avesn Crystal BowlPierre d'Avesn was an icon of Art Deco glassware, the protg of legendary Ren Lalique in his young teens, before becoming celebrated in his own right. This bowl demonstrates his proficiency in fine crystal, with intricate texture and abundant points that seem to radiate out like sunbeam when viewed from above. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and

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purple and green stripes

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