Based on the original 1933 design by René Lalique, the Mossi votive candleholder warms the room with its gold luster crystal. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1888, and soon became a celebrated jeweler whose designs contributed significantly to the Art Nouveau movement at the turn of the century. In the 1920s, an order for perfume bottles led him to develop a glass-making technique that would endure as Lalique’s signature characteristics: iced surfaces, elaborate or partially realistic patterns in relief, and occasionally applied or inlaid color. 2 1/2" diam. x 2 3/4"H. Handcrafted in France.

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Mossi Votive, Gold Luster

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Candles

Elegant and thoroughly modern, this white table runner makes a statement with its distinctive gold foil printed pattern. Founded by Verda De Eskinazis and Tania Kooros, Mode Living is known for its fashionable, luxurious and carefree table settings that make entertaining an effortless experience. Poly-linen blend. 108"L x 16"W. Imported.

Antibes Table Runner, 16in X 108in

Table Runners

Designed by René Lalique's granddaughter, Marie-Claude in 1993, the owl is a symbol of wisdom, a night hunter that inspires both fear and fascination. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated jeweler whose designs contributed significantly to the Art Nouveau movement at the turn of the century. In the 1920s, an order for perfume bottles led him to develop a glass-making technique that would endure as Lalique’s signature characteristics: iced surfaces, elaborate or partially realistic patterns in relief, and occasionally applied or inlaid color. 2 3/4"L x 3 1/4"H. Made in France.

Shivers Owl Sculpture

Sculptures

A delicate flower and the symbol of purity and innocence, the anemone inspired Rene Lalique to interpret its shape into crystal in 1931. The legendary designer founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated Art Nouveau jeweler. In the 1920s, he developed a cutting-edge glassmaking technique that would become the foundation of this enduring brand. 2 1/4"L x 2"H. Made in France.

Small Anemone Flower Sculpture, Red

The embodiment of elegance, artist Salome Cousseau's cherry wood sculpture is stitched with aventurines held in place by goldplated pins. It sits on a solid brass pebble base. Handcrafted of French materials; the richly grained Merisier wood comes from trees that fell during a 1999 storm in France's Cognac region. Born in the Loire Valley, Salome Cousseau studied decorative arts and fashion design in Paris. As the daughter of a cabinetmaker, she grew up surrounded by wood, making it only natural that this artist shows such an innate understanding of this complex element. 7"H.

Averda Sculpture

Hand-carved from crystal, this exquisite sculpture rests atop a steel stand. Inspired by the Chinese Han and Ming dynasties, Robert Kuo's signature works of art include cloisonné, repoussé, brightly colored lacquer and Peking glass. 16"L x 3"W x 17"H.

Bi-crystal Sculpture On Stand, Large

Comprised of six interlocking pieces, each Locknesters dog is both an intriguing sculpture and a jigsaw puzzle born of artist Fleet Hower's interest in art that encourages interaction. Each one is digitally designed and 3-D printed in the artist's Brooklyn studio. Surfaces are barrel tumbled, hand sanded, and buffed for a smooth, polished feel and ease of reassembly. During the smoothing process, every piece obtains distinct coloration. 8 1/2"L.

Dog Puzzle Sculpture, Small

Handcrafted of French materials, artist Salome Cousseau's oak wood sculpture is adorned with sunstones and silver-leaf-covered glass spheres. Born in the Loire Valley, Salome Cousseau studied decorative arts and fashion design in Paris. As the daughter of a cabinetmaker, she grew up surrounded by wood, making it only natural that this artist shows such an innate understanding of this complex element. Sunstones held in place with gold-plated brass pins. 6 3/4"H.

Nilia Miniature Sculpture

This charming golden crystal toad is crafted with exquisite details. After the sculpture is released from the mold, it’s handpainted with 24-karat gold and then reheated, infusing the crystal with the metal and giving it a luminescent glow. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated jeweler whose designs contributed significantly to the Art Nouveau movement at the turn of the century. In the 1920s, an order for perfume bottles led him to develop a glass-making technique that would endure as Lalique’s signature characteristics: iced surfaces, elaborate or partially realistic patterns in relief, and occasionally applied or inlaid color.

Mouthblown crystal.
Hand carved; gold satin finish.
Handmade in France.
4" long x 3" high.

Gregoire Toad, Gold Luster

Handcrafted of French materials, artist Salome Cousseau's set of two walnut wood sculptures are adorned with gold-plated brass spheres. Born in the Loire Valley, Salome Cousseau studied decorative arts and fashion design in Paris. As the daughter of a cabinetmaker, she grew up surrounded by wood, making it only natural that this artist shows such an innate understanding of this complex element. Set of 2, one of each size. Small: 1 1/2"H; Large: 2 3/4"H.

Bilia Miniature Sculpture Set

Robert Kuo's finely handcrafted decorative objects are inspired by the Chinese Han and Ming Dynasties. Called the “imperial craftsman of the 21st century,” the Beijing-born designer bridges the gap between ancient Chinese and 20th century traditions. His signature works of art include cloisonné, repoussé, brightly colored lacquer and Peking glass. Kuo’s pieces can been found in museums, luxury hotels and private collections throughout the world.

Limited quantities available.
Handcrafted lacquered copper.
No two are alike.
27"L x 6 1/2"D.

Red Lacquer Chili Pepper

Versace is an icon for extraordinary craftsmanship and exquisite details, while Rosenthal is widely known for a modern design and excellence in the field of tableware. This stunning porcelain service plate is adorned with vibrant butterflies and flowers accented by Versace's signature gold baroque elements. 11 3/4" diam.

Butterfly Garden Charger Plate

Charger Plates

Vrroom! Our novelty desk clock is brimming with the authentic details of a much-loved vintage car. Made with solid steel casing and scratch-resistant glass, it has battery-operated Japanese Miyota quartz movement.

Solid steel casing; scratch-resistant glass.
Battery-operated Japanese Miyota quartz movement.
Designed in Minneapolis.
4"L x 3"H.

Vintage Car Clock, Red

Clocks

The embodiment of elegance, artist Salome Cousseau's cherry wood sculpture is stitched with sunstones held in place by goldplated pins. It sits on a solid brass pebble base. Handcrafted of French materials; the richly grained Merisier wood comes from trees that fell during a 1999 storm in France's Cognac region. Born in the Loire Valley, Salome Cousseau studied decorative arts and fashion design in Paris. As the daughter of a cabinetmaker, she grew up surrounded by wood, making it only natural that this artist shows such an innate understanding of this complex element. 9 1/3"H.

Lozari Sculpture

Enhanced by a luminous satin finish, this Aphrodite figure shows the extraordinary capacity of Lalique's glass masters to give crystal both shape and life. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated Art Nouveau jeweler. In the 1920s, he developed a cutting-edge glassmaking technique that would become the foundation of this enduring brand. 4 3/4"H. Made in France.

Nude Aphrodite Sculpture

The gorilla exudes a calm strength reflecting an underlying and natural virile power. Rene Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated Art Nouveau jeweler. In the 1920s, he developed a cutting-edge glassmaking technique that would become the foundation of this enduring brand. 5 1/2"W x 7"H. Made in France.

Gorilla Sculpture, Black

A delicate flower and the symbol of purity and innocence, the anemone inspired Rene Lalique to interpret its shape into crystal in 1931. The legendary designer founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated Art Nouveau jeweler. In the 1920s, he developed a cutting-edge glassmaking technique that would become the foundation of this enduring brand. 4 1/3"L x 3"H. Made in France.

Anemone Flower Sculpture, Clear

Hand-carved from crystal, this exquisite sculpture rests atop a steel stand. Inspired by the Chinese Han and Ming dynasties, Robert Kuo's signature works of art include cloisonné, repoussé, brightly colored lacquer and Peking glass. 10"L x 3"W x 11"H.

Bi-crystal Sculpture On Stand, Medium

Women and mythology were always favorite themes of René Lalique's designs and this sculpture is no exception. The Venus Nude subtly reminds us of the grace and sensuality of the goddess of beauty and love. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated jeweler whose designs contributed significantly to the Art Nouveau movement at the turn of the century. In the 1920s, an order for perfume bottles led him to develop a glass-making technique that would endure as Lalique’s signature characteristics: iced surfaces, elaborate or partially realistic patterns in relief, and occasionally applied or inlaid color. 4"H. Made in France.

Nude Venus Sculpture

Designed in 1953 by Marc Lalique, this sculpture depicts two carps gushing from water in a movement evoking infinity. The satin-finished crystal, emblematic of Lalique, highlights the finely carved scales. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated jeweler whose designs contributed significantly to the Art Nouveau movement at the turn of the century. In the 1920s, an order for perfume bottles led him to develop a glass-making technique that would endure as Lalique’s signature characteristics: iced surfaces, elaborate or partially realistic patterns in relief, and occasionally applied or inlaid color. 4"L x 4"H. Made in France.

Small Double Fish Sculpture

Part of a limited-edition run of 25, this print is from the 365 Daily Art Project, a concept consisting of a piece of art created for every day throughout the year. A stunning display of the imagination, the series was created by Berkeley artist Clark Kellogg, a professor of Creativity and Design at Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley. He enjoys the distinction of being the first artist-in-residence at a U.S. business school. Each work of art is made from a variety of materials, such as oil, acrylic paint, pencil and collage. When traveling, Kellogg uses found objects to incorporate into that day’s art. Each piece is 8" x 10"; the actual art is approx. 6" x 6".

Day 167 Print

Wall Art & Decor

Day 211 Print

Day 221 Print

Day 300 Print

Part of a limited-edition run of 25, this print is from the 365 Daily Art Project, a concept consisting of a piece of art for every day of the year. A stunning display of the imagination, the series was created by Berkeley artist Clark Kellogg, a professor of Creativity and Design at Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley. He enjoys the distinction of being the first artist-in-residence at any U.S. business school.

177 'everywhere You Look' Print

Made of polished stainless steel, these whimsical ladybug cufflinks have red leather and black enamel wings that move when the antennae are pushed. One of England’s oldest jewelers, Deakin & Francis has been creating the world’s finest luxury cufflinks and accessories since 1786. Managed by two seventh-generation Deakin brothers, the brand's team of highly skilled and meticulous craftsmen continues to deliver beautifully designed products of the highest quality to this day. Made in England.

Moving Ladybug Cufflinks

Gift Ideas

Growing up in Ireland, Simon Pearce learned to throw pots in his father's studio. At 16, he went to London to study glassblowing, then traveled Europe apprenticing with prestigious makers, including Vennini in Italy and Boda and Orrefors in Sweden. Since 1981, he has created both lead-free glass and stoneware from his studio in Vermont, powered by a river that runs beside it.

Handcrafted glass.
Handmade in the USA.
3 1/2" diameter x 6" high.