pitcher

Object NameOrangeade Set

Designer René Lalique (French, 1860-1945)

Manufacturer Lalique et Cie (France)

Made FromGlass

Datedesigned in 1931

Place MadeFrance, possibly Combs-la-Ville; France, possibly Wingen-sur-Moder

TechniqueMold-blown, acid-etched

SizeSee Individual Records

Accession Number93.3.52

Credit LineGift of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stein

Curatorial Area(s)

Modern

Not On View

Physical DescriptionOrangeade Set, "Sétubal". Transparent light amber glass; pitcher and glasses: mold-blown, acid-etched. Set consisting of (A) pitcher, (B-I) eight glasses, (J) tray. (A) Squat pitcher with wide rim, pinched pouring spout, flaring collared neck, bulbous body etched matte with overall decoration of raised small pointed leaves with high relief hemispherical fruit or berries; applied handle is non-etched and extends from rim to mid-point of body; flattened base, no pontil; (B-I) glasses have lipless rims, flared upper 1/3 of body, remainder of vessels etched matte and decorated in raised pattern of small pointed leaves and high relief hemispherical berries or fruit, five berries form foot of vessel; smooth base, no pontils; (J) wide circular tray with sharply upturned short rim, two semi-circular handles extend from opposite sides of tray, top of each etched matte and decorated with same raised pattern as vessels; no pontil; overall mold marks on all pieces of set.
Provenance

Source Howard Stein

Source Esther Stein