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LOT 40

A boxed Rolls-Royce 'Spirit of Ecstasy' glass mascot by Crystal Lalique of Paris, 1994,

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Lot 40

A boxed Rolls-Royce 'Spirit of Ecstasy' glass mascot by Crystal Lalique of Paris, 1994,

A boxed Rolls-Royce 'Spirit of Ecstasy' glass mascot by Crystal Lalique of Paris, 1994,

numbered '003' (numbers 001 & 002 being retained by Rolls-Royce and Lalique) from a limited edition of 200 commissioned from Lalique by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Limited in 1994 commemorating their 90th anniversary, after the original 1911 mascot design by Charles Sykes, in clear and frosted moulded glass, engraved 'Lalique ® France' and with etched number 'PP003' under the base and bearing label to front of base, measuring 19.5cm high, contained in original grey clamshell fitted box with care instructions, outer sleeve and colour scanned copies of the pages from the Rolls-Royce catalogue illustrating the mascot.

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