although nothing to do with Lalique whatsoever, this spherical/ball shape was used a lot by that factory c. 1930. This heavy, external relief type of either abstract or geometric pattern was not uncommon around that time, though applied handles such as these were not a usual feature of art deco style. Provided a design/shape/pattern conforms to what the art world has decided meets the criteria for deco, then anything can be described as such, whether made yesterday or c. 1930 .............. art deco is an artistic style and not an historic label for a particular period.
IMHO this piece might correctly be described as art deco, though the handles do detract a tad ............... unfortunately, I've not the remotest idea when this piece was made, nor an inkling of its attribution - sorry