The 'Poissons' (Fish) bowl was designed by René Lalique in 1921 and catalogued as Marcilhac 3262. This iconic Art Deco piece features a swirling pattern of stylized fish radiating from a central dotted motif, exemplifying Lalique's mastery of molded glass and his fascination with natural forms. The opalescent finish, which gives the glass a milky, iridescent quality, was one of Lalique's signature techniques during this period.

This bowl is highly prized by collectors of Art Deco glass and René Lalique enthusiasts worldwide. The piece represents the pinnacle of French decorative arts from the interwar period and appeals to those who appreciate the intersection of functional design and fine art. Lalique's work remains iconic in the world of luxury glassware, with pieces like the Poissons bowl serving as centerpieces in prestigious collections and museums dedicated to Art Deco and early 20th-century decorative arts.

Please note the price does have some wear from use and age. It does have the Lalique marking (shown) Additional insurance will be secured for shipping.