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The author promoting the Lalique Mascot Collectors' Club at an art deco fair in Woking.
By the way Vol. 1 of the book series untitled ''Unique Lalique Mascots'' was the very first attempt to produce an in-depth coverage of ALL the mascot designs produced by the Lalique factory between 1925 and 1931. Up until then the various books & publications only skimmed the surface of this subject! With interest and demand increasing it was the right time to dedicate a series of books on this niche subject (plenty abound on Lalique's vast output of vases, plates, dishes, ornaments, lighting etc. etc.).
With the continuation and up-dating of auction & dealers realiosation prices, this series of books are a very welcome insight into the this fascinating hobby... we think that you will agree?
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