Lalique Champs Elysees Small Lustre Vase Plain Red Wine Glass Sipping from a Harcourt 1841

Sipping from a Harcourt 1841 glass is taking part in the brand's storied and elegant past

carve the piece by hand during more than 3 days and then polish it carefully for many hours

The ideal addition for any kitchen

Nebbiolo and Rose Champagne glass of the light-weight glass collection RIEDEL Veritas impresses with its delicate shape and excels through its focus on new world wines

the transparent blossoming scintillates on the satin finished crystal

Lalique Champs Elysees Small Lustre Vase Plain Red Wine Glass Sipping from a Harcourt 1841Made in Wingen sur Moder, Alsace, France. The spectacular rows of plane trees lining the most beautiful Avenue of the World inspired the design of the finely engraved crystal leaves that adorn the Champs Elysees bowl, designed by Marc Lalique in 1951. This sculpture of light and crystal captures the very essence of Paris. Today, Lalique has breathed new life into it with a new vase model available in small and regular size.