Featured Lalique Piece

Don't know if original but appears to be nice quality.
What would you consider that? It is about 6" tall but too heavy and bulky to use it for drinking. Maybe a bowl, vase ...?

Thanks

 

Hi,
Beautiful Lalique rose bowl. Used for short stemed roses, they just layed on the edges.
greg

 

WOW! Nice to learn that Greg!

 

Thanks for the info. I am trying to find something like this in google but not sure what key words to use. There are so many lalique pieces out there.

 

What a beautiful piece!

 

Hossegor. Nice find! Replacements is calling it a single light candlestick (?)

http://www.replacements.com/webquote/CLQHOS.htm

 

I could see it as a votive candle holder, but can't picture it being used with a tapered candle.

I like Greg's idea much better, anyway... it would look so pretty with roses in it.

 

Later, as it has no R. Very nice.

 

I agree. I think that they were incorrect in using the word "candlestick" ... unless there is some sort of retaining ring or indentation inside this piece that we cannot see in the photos. (this is why I added the "(?)" after that statement)

Either a footed vase, as Greg said, or perhaps a tea-light or votive holder would make more sense.

 

looks like a weird brandy snifter.....or cognac thingy......

 

Hi,
I've had my coffee and now remembered rose bowls with a stem are correctly called ivy bowls, so sorry for my "fox paws".
greg

 

Which reminds me of the time I was tag sailing with a friend and we were discussing a corner cupboard with a broken pediment. The owner overheard us, and quickly volunteered that her husband was Very Handy, and could fix it if we were interested.

 

Then why hadn't he fixed it before?

 

My sentiments exactly, yourturn!

 

You old dears ARE having me on!

 

Thanks for all the replies. I don't see this being used to hold candles.
Is Hossegor the official pattern name or that is how the R site call it?