"Hagueneau" Burgundy Wineglass
René-Jules Lalique French
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Lalique gave geographical names to a number of his patterns for tablewares. This pattern, named after a town in eastern France near Strasbourg, was introduced in 1924 and produced until 1947. Lalique used the service in the dining-room setting he created for the pavilion of the Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres at the 1925 Paris exposition.
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