Books on French Glass

• René Lalique: Enchanted by Glass (May 2014) by Kelley Jo Elliott. Hundreds of color photographs-many of them full-page images selected from the extensive collection of The Corning Museum of Glass which includes design drawings and photographs.
• Baccarat: Two Hundred and Fifty Years (Oct 2013) by Murray Moss and Laurence Benaim.
• Lalique By Lalique: Glass Vases, Perfume Bottles & Tableware (March 2012) by Gorringe Antiques. A slim volume (38 pages) covering the less expensive range of Lalique items.
• Daum: masters of French decorative Glass (1992) by Clotilde Dacri, Noel Daum and Claude Petry. Stunning photographs and masses of information about Daum and the glass they made, much of it during the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods.
• The Art of Glass: Art nouveau to Art Deco (Sept 97) by Victor Arwas. Stunning pictures covering all the major glass producers of the art nouveau and art deco periods, including many French such as Galle, Daum Nancy, Argy-Rousseau, Leveille, Lalique, Sabino, Marinot, Navarre, and Schneider.
• Baccarat (Universe of Design) (May 98) by Dany Sautot. Covers one of the greatest French cut glass producers.
• Lalique Glass: the Complete Illustrated catalogue for 1932 (Oct 81). An invaluable aid to identifying Lalique Glass, this reproduction of the 1932 catalogue has pictures and names for the entire production range of Lalique at the height of their popularity.
• The art of Rene Lalique, by Patrica Bayer and Mark Waller, Quintet Publishing, 1988. Over 350 colour photographs of the range of Lalique's work.
• Lalique Glass, by Nicholas M Dawes, Viking, 1986. A useful book for collectors.
• Lalique: a collector's guide by Christopher Vane Percy. (1977 reprinted in 1983). Covers design and manufacture of Lalique pieces.
• The Jewels of Lalique by Lalique et. al. (March 98). Exquisite jewelry designed by Lalique.
• Glass: Art Nouveau to Art Deco, by Victor Arwas (1987). Old but very interesting and useful book, covering all the main French glass artists of the art nouveau and art deco period.
• Lalique Perfume Bottles, by Glenn Utt, (1990). A definitive book on Lalique perfume bottles.
• Baccarat: Paperweights and Related Glass, 1820-1860 (Sept 1990) by Paul Jokelson and Dena Tarshis. Masterpieces from The Corning Museum of Glass and from private collections.