Art Deco Lamp, Deveau, Paris-pantin, 1920s–1930s.

A three-arm lamp featuring four designer lampshades.
The curved arms form a closed frame around the spherical lampshades placed inside. The fifth, slightly larger shade is positioned below the line of the arms.
The shades are adorned with an acid-etched design depicting a bouquet of blooming flowers.

Signature: Deveau
Deveau—a Parisian art glass studio located in Pantin, active during the Art Nouveau (Secession) and Art Deco periods. It produced utilitarian objects of great aesthetic value. In the early 20th century, the workshop specialized in acid-etched glass objects. Its designs were inspired by French flora and fauna.
France, 1920s–1930s
Art glass, acid-etched, metal, wood.
Height: 80 cm, width: 60 cm.
Diameter of the smallest lampshade: 15 cm
Diameter of the largest lampshade: 20 cm
Condition: good, no electrical wiring, Polish lamp sockets.