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Antique art deco walnut display On bottom shelf: René Lalique
cabinet, £1,200, Regent Antiques. Domremy vase, £1,480, Jeroen
In cabinet (top shelves): René Markies; Daum Nancy geometric etched
Lalique Rampillon vases, £1,875, The large green glass bowl, £1,950,
Design Gallery; £1,725, M&D Moir; Matthew Foster Art Deco Gallery. Walnut
Schneider Le Verre Francais Moonflask and burr occasional table, £480,
vase, £280, The Design Gallery. On Gazelles of Lyndhurst. Charles Catteau
second shelf: Peppermint René Lalique vase with leaping stag c1920s,
bowl, £2,500, M&D Moir; Moser £1,950, Matthew Foster Art Deco
emerald facet cut crystal vase with Gallery London. A Musical Idyll
oroplastic frieze c1920, £750, Richard watercolour and gouache on paper
Hoppé Antiques; René Lalique by Walpole Champneys, £2,900 for a
Bammako vase, £2,650, The pair, Jeroen Markies. 1930s Turkish
Design Gallery; Kralik c1925 rug, £1,450, Rare Rugs.
marquetry vase, £980, M&D Moir.
An impressive walnut
cabinet makes a
majestic backdrop for
your finest deco wares.
Arrange statement
glassware with plenty
of space around each
piece to make your
collection really stand
out. You can arrange
by shape, texture
or colour, or go
for contrast.
