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Posted 9 months ago
dasullywon
(51 items)
Sometimes when you can't afford the original it's nice to have a copy - or a close immitation. This McKee "Danse de Lumiere" caught my eye, and the color sold me. It is nowhere near the quality of a genuine Lalique "Suzanne" (third photo) but it's also 1/20 the price! If I find a Suzanne for a bargain (probably damaged - this one has a hairline) I can put them side-by-side, but for now she is a solo act. The lamp parts are brand new, but her parts are Deco all the way.
I suspect the blue may be rare for this piece, but I know very little about McKee, except they made a lot of nude pieces. The bleu is appropriate though, no? Enjoy!
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shes a beauty!
Stunning!!!!!...:-)
Thanks czechman & inky. :)
That sounds good, BELLIN68 because I would love to have the real Suzanne, and if the prices are down right now... good to know! Thanks!