Lalique

American  

[lah-leek] / lɑˈlik /

noun

1. René Jules 1860–1945, French jewelry and glassware designer.

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Lalique British  

/ lalik /

noun

1. René ( Jules ) (rəne). 1860–1945, French Art- Nouveau jeweller, glass-maker, and designer: noted esp for his frosted glassware

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Example Sentences

The saleswoman said she thought a few small items, like our Herend China and Lalique crystal glassware, might sell if we took them to local antique shops.

From MarketWatch

A perfectly set table from the Normandie, outfitted with original Christofle cutlery, has pride of place, along with a haunting black-and-white photo of the first-class dining room itself around the time of the Normandie’s 1935 maiden voyage; decorated with Lalique glass, it suggests a modern-minded version of the Château de Versailles’ Hall of Mirrors.

From The Wall Street Journal

Also among the alleged stolen goods are solid silver cutlery and a René Lalique figurine.

From BBC

“Castle in the Sky” probes what kind of temperament it takes to create such a space, one equally dedicated to socializing and a flaunting of wealth with fragile accouterments — those etched windows came courtesy, for instance, of famed artist Rene Lalique.

From Los Angeles Times

The valet at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills is a wide circular driveway that ushers you through giant glass doors with crystal Lalique door handles.

From Los Angeles Times