Glass c. 1954

This clear glass goblet, titled "Glass" and created by renowned glassmaker René Lalique around 1954, is a stunning example of Art Deco design. The piece's simple form and geometric patterns on the base are characteristic of the period's focus on modernism and geometric abstraction. The clear glass allows light to play on the delicate surface, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of the object. While this particular glass stands only four and a quarter inches tall, it is a testament to Lalique's mastery of the medium, showcasing his ability to create functional and elegant pieces of art.