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France ◆ Art Deco, 1930-1939

Muller Frères French Art Deco Chandelier, Signed Wrought Iron and Glass

$2,970.00 One of a kind · Ships from Miami
PeriodArt Deco, 1930-1939
OriginFrance
MakerMuller FrèresRead about the maker
MaterialsGlass, Wrought Iron
Dimensions H 33 in x W 22.25 in x D 22.25 in
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The piece
A stunning original classic Art Deco light fixture by Muller Frères. This eye-catching wrought iron chandelier features a frosted and etched glass dome and trumpet shades with geometrical forms. Hand-crafted in early 20th century, circa 1930. This stylish chandelier brings instant elegance to any space. Central dome flanked by four trumpet shades.

The wrought iron frame features intricately hand forged grape and leaf accents suspended by 4 arms with a matching ceiling plate.

All four of the trumpet shades are etched with the Muller Frères Luneville mark.

Measures: Width 22 1/4" x depth 22 1/4" x height 33" centre dome: diameter 13 3/4" Hardwired.

The maker

Muller Frères
Founded 1895, Lunéville, France

Founded
1895, Lunéville, France
Trained under
Émile Gallé
Peak workforce
~300 workers
Closed
1936

Muller Frères was founded in 1895 in Lunéville, France, by Henri Muller and four of his brothers, who had trained under Émile Gallé. Their earliest work, largely cameo glass, closely reflected Gallé's Art Nouveau style, and the firm competed directly with Daum and Gallé until production halted with the outbreak of war in 1914.

Production resumed in 1919, by which point the company had shifted toward lighting — ceiling fixtures, wall sconces and table lamps — moving from Art Nouveau toward Art Deco, characterized by marbled glass and geometric, molded forms often mounted in bronze or wrought iron. At its height the firm employed around 300 workers. Production stopped in 1933, and the factory closed in 1936.

Biographical detail from Incollect.

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Notes on this piece

  • Antique lighting. Sold as a decorative object. Where a piece has been rewired we say so in the description. Any antique lighting should be inspected and installed by a licensed electrician before use.

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