Lalique Sculptures

Lalique sculptures are crystal works from the French house founded by René Lalique in 1888, from animal figures to limited-edition collaborations with artists.

Lalique crystal sculptures and animals

Lalique crystal animal sculptures include birds such as owls, swans, swallows, lovebirds, parakeets, the golden eagle, toucan and Piou-Piou birds, as well as horses, panthers, lionesses, elephants, a gorilla, panda, ibex, wolf, fish, turtle and toad. Artist editions include works with Damien Hirst, René Magritte, Rembrandt Bugatti, Yves Klein, James Turrell and Han Meilin.

See also Lalique figurines and statues, Lalique bowls or all Lalique crystal.