Rene Lalique Nippon-1 Bowl: RLalique.com

Rene Lalique Nippon-1 Bowl information and photos at RLalique.com are tied together on this main Nippon-1 Bowls page. Past and future auctions, historical details, sales, copies, reproductions, articles and more are all accessible from here. This page grows as more info is added to the website.

Note: These quarter-circle sections were used to surround a small center bowl on top of a large platter to create an Hors D'Oeuvre Tray. They also could be put together in various shapes to use as a stand alone table centre or jardiniere in a similar fashion to a couple of other multi-part models such as the Festons Jardiniere.

Also Note: There are a large amount of tableware items floating around that are in the style of Nippon and Tokyo, but are not Nippon, Tokyo, or R. Lalique. These items are either unmarked or have spurious later added signatures for R. Lalique. If you cannot find your exact tableware item on this page or on (or linked from) the main Nippon Bowl page linked below, AND you cannot find it doing a similar search at the pages for the R. Lalique Tokyo model, then you should not buy it. There are 2 exceptions. The 1st is for authentic R. Lalique flat square panels often advertised as plates that have various pearls patterns that are not part of either set, but that sometimes come up for sale with Tokyo and Nippon because they match well. In the case of these "plates" you can check the Architectural page to see if they are known models of R. Lalique panels. All the relevant "plates" have the word Perle, Perlee or Perles in the name. These "plates" typically come in 2 sizes of approximately 17.5 cm and 29 cm. The 2nd exception is for the Saint-Gall Jardiniere that appears with both Nippon and Tokyo items with some frequency because it also matches well. Keep in mind standard measurements for all items may be a bit off (1/2 a centimeter would not be unusual for larger items). But the design and shape has to match exactly and the size has to be close.