An Exceptional Pair Of Art Deco Chandeliers By Maison Leleu, Circa 1930

A pair of nickel-plated bronze chandeliers from the prestigious Maison Leleu, each with four lights, consisting of a large central bowl and three tulip-shaped shades made of satin-finished pressed-molded glass, decorated with vertical ribs accented by a frieze of raised cabochons.

The frames are made of nickel-plated bronze

This pair is documented in the original Maison Leleu catalog, where it appears under reference numbers S.2755 and S.2756.

At the buyer’s request, the pair (2 chandeliers) can be delivered in either of the two original configurations illustrated in the catalog: either with three tulip-shaped shades and a central bowl (model S.2756), or with four globes (model S.2755).


In perfect condition, with fully functional electrical wiring!

This pair follows in the tradition of great French Art Deco lighting fixtures, alongside the creations of René Lalique, Sabino, Genet, and Michon...