1950s Lalique Soudan Crystal Ashtray

1950s Lalique Soudan Crystal AshtrayMarc Lalique, the son of founder Ren, was responsible for Laliques move from glass to crystal in the early 1950s a fact that makes the Soudan ashtray from the 1950s all the more special. Clear and frosted crystal zigzags contribute to its distinct Art Deco feel, while a signature to the base confirms it as an archival gem. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its

Handmade at the Devon pottery

so uses this plump cashmere pillow to celebrate them – along with its fine craftsmanship and meticulous handiwork

Includes 8 small

But not before being repeatedly polished using electroplating lines to create an exceptional lustrous shine

hand-hammered finish

It features a pear-shaped silhouette and a dual section – details that make it the perfect piece for displaying an equally impressive bottle of white

paper knife and stainless-steel scissors are presented against panels of warm makassar ebony and echoed by feet with the same fine wood grain

just one of Gers’ many distinctive and unique hand-mixed glazes

scalloped edges and a chalice-like form with exposed elements for a unique finish

as if it’s been submerged in water

Note how every detail has been carefully considered from both aesthetic and functional perspectives

Handwoven from soft black nappa leather in Milan