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VINTAGE LALIQUE FRANCE FIGURINE, found this tonight at st vinnies , for very dirt cheap, very beautiful piece of french crystal. so i just so happy and it has the original sticker and signed lalique france. very beautiful piece. no chips or cracks. its like new !!!
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Lalique Art GlassEven though he is known today for his antique art glass, René Lalique (1860…
20th C Lalique France Nude Diana The Huntress Figurine w/ Goat. Exceptional depiction of Diana ~ Goddess of the Hunt and moon. Depicted w/ carefully coiffed hair in comfortable kneeling position, one arm around the goat in a protective gesture, the other arm stroking his chest, gazing affectionately at him. Wonderfully designed to rest on a circular base w/ oak leaves around her feet area First started with these in the 1930's, I don't remember when they stopped but I think by sticker its a latter piece. I see them around $250.00 in shops.
i paid $65.00 at the thrift store!!!!!! thankyou dizzydave for the info and thankyou kerry10456 ,officialfuel for the love!!!!
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thankskyock24!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and happy new year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Happy new year vetraio50!!!!!!!!
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thankyou BeauxPurdy!!!!!!!
loved seeing this in person!
YES YOU DID !!!!!!! THANKS COMING OVER !!!!!!!!! THANKS FOR THE LOVE TREECE76!!!!!!!!!!
THANKYOU AmberRose ,Scandinavian_pieces and antiquejunky for the love!!!!!
THANKYOU TO EVERYONE ON THE LOVES AND HAPPY ST.PATTIES DAY:)
Like the new picture Sean. You look very Irish today.
thankyou very much AmberRose for the very nice comment :)
thankyou everyone for the loves :) most very thankful for them:)
Ooooh LA LA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What an AMAZING find Bellin68 - the gods are shining on you when you hit the Charity Shops!! I bet you nearly died when you turned it over!!!!!! I probably would have had a kaniption.
LOL:) YES I DID FLOWERROSE:) . lets just say i was a very happy man:) and thanks for looking :)
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Hello eye4beauty , thank you for the love and yes it worth the $65.00 i paid , Lalique is very very very expensive and this is a very fine example . and for $65.00 that was a steal , take a look on ebay and go in the completed listings .
yes it was st.vinnes, and eye4beauty i do have 3 other lalique pieces posted on cw as well . THANKYOU INKY FOR THE LOVE:)
eye4beauty , i have to tell the rules of collecting , sometimes have to break the rules sometimes .
st. vinnes is a thrift store they even have them vetraio50 is :) they been around for many of years . eye4beauty you dnt have a st. vinnes where you live?
thankyou eye4beauty , i think its wonderful that you do take a full swing :)
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