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Note: Hagueneau is a small city about 20 miles north of Strasbourg in eastern France. It's a 4 to 5 hour drive east from Paris and has a population of around 35,000 (2015). Its roots go back nearly a thousand years. In the early 1100's it sported an Imperial Palace that was built by the Holy Roman Emperor at the time. Like so many places along the French/German border, it has changed ownership frequently. And much of Hagueneau was repeatedly damaged during its lifetime. Yet to this day it still retains many of its centuries old charms including several of the original gates from its prior fortifications. You can get a good feel for the place in these pictures.

Also Note: This is the only Hagueneau Bowl.

Also Note: Hagueneau was the stemware and decanter René Lalique used in the dining room setting he created for the Manufacture Nationale de Sevres pavilion at the 1925 Art Deco Exposition in Paris. You can see a photo of it linked in the Period Literature section below.

Also Note: The modern crystal reproduction for Hagueneau was not introduced until 1988 under the model name Tosca.

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