René Lalique - “Domrémy” vase

An opalescent glass vase, blown and molded, with a gray patina and covered with a swirling relief pattern of thistles, the flower that symbolizes the eastern region of France. This design was created on November 16, 1926, by René Lalique as a tribute to the village of Domrémy-la-Pucelle in Lorraine, the birthplace of Joan of Arc. Signed R. Lalique. Reproduced in Félix Marcilhac’s catalog raisonné. (Listed in the 1928 catalog, removed from the catalog in 1932, and not included again after 1947), height 22 cm.