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…today the artisans of Lalique have recreated this classic dragonfly figure in Lalique s iconic satin finish crystal. Requiring the talents of many master glassmakers each piece takes 3 weeks to make. From the Day Dream Collection, the Dragonfly paperweight measures 8 H

Caught in mid-flight the delicate beauty of the dragonfly is captured in stunning crystal by Lalique. A thoughtful gift for her, the Lalique dragonfly measures 3 tall and is available in Lalique s traditional satin finish (clear) as well as blue, gold, pink, and violet.

…a Dragonfly takes life in the purity of crystal. As if by magic, the artisans of Lalique captured the delicate spread of the dragonfly s wings in mid air. As the figurehead of a ship, the soft lines of this exquisite crystal vase are captivating. From the Day Dream collection, the clear dragonfly vase…

Dragonfly vase an exceptional reproduction In 1890, the Art Nouveau trend inspired Christofle to create objects that took their form from the plant world and in some cases, such as in this pieces, from the animal kingdom. Measures 6" high.

Dragonfly small bowl: an exceptional reproduction In 1890, the Art Nouveau trend inspired Christofle to create objects that took their form from the plant world and in some cases, such as in these pieces, from the animal kingdom. The Libellule bowl measures 6" diameter in silverplate.

The Aurora vase from Lalique is named for the Goddess of daylight. In this dream of crystal, two Dragonflies transform into women surrounding both sides of this majestic vase. Issued in a limited edition of only 188 pieces, this stunning work of art is an expression of the beauty and artistry of Lalique…

Hovering above Paradise, spring has gracefully landed upon the Bucolique collection from Lalique, as floral as it is inspired. Slender dandelions and dragonflies pattern adorn this tumbler. Illuminated by crystal, as if weightless, they offer their lightness and elegance. Their aerial grace takes us to innocence…

…Inspired by paintings in the Royal Library of Windsor Castle, this pattern depicts a variety of different tulips as they are visited by butterflies, dragonflies and other winged insects.

…by the artisans of Anna Weatherley, the cup and lid feature deep green leaves and flowing vines while the saucer offers colorful butterflies and dragonflies.