Brunch Plates by Rene Lalique, France, 1927, Set of 6

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René Lalique Marienthal signed plate is worth buying because it is a recognized Art Deco table object with strong collector … Read more René Lalique Marienthal signed plate is worth buying because it is a recognized Art Deco table object with strong collector demand, and the model is documented as a Lalique plate design from around 1927 with Marienthal variants in the reference . For a Marienthal plate, 17.5 cm is likely the dessert or luncheon size rather than the larger serving plate. That size is consistent with Lalique tableware listings where Marienthal appears in smaller formats around 17.5 cm, while larger plates are typically around 21.8 cm to 23.5 cm A 17.5 cm Marienthal piece is usually more about collectibility and table presentation than bulk display presence. • Smaller Lalique plates can be easier to place in a service set, and they often appeal to collectors building a matched tableware group. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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