"Rene Lalique -opalescente Cup '' Roscoff '"
"René Lalique Opalescent Roscoff Open Cup" Large opalescent shallow bowl with repeating fish design amongst bubbles Introduced in 1932 Marcilhac page ref 306 Model no 10-283 designed by René Lalique in 1932, the Roscoff Bowl is named after a beautiful fishing port in Bretagne, France. Water droplets adorn the fish which form a frieze around the bowl. Fish, a symbol of life, fertility and prosperity, is a recuring theme in Lalique's works. 
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