Art Deco Glass Lamp, Degué Cut, Circa 1930

This iconic piece from the Art Deco period stands out for its striking geometric and architectural aesthetic. The lamp rests on a beveled, polygonal black (opaline) glass base, accented with spherical metal cabochons that create an elegant contrast. Its base features a rhythmic alternation of thick square glass plates and faceted sculpted elements, forming a faceted column that creates a captivating interplay of shadows and transparency. The whole is crowned by a frosted, press-molded glass tulip shade featuring geometric and diamond-shaped motifs, typical of the work of master glassmaker Degué (David Guéron, active in Paris in the 1920s and 1930s). Diffusing a soft, sculptural light, this light fixture combines the precision of Cubist design with French glassmaking expertise from the interwar period.

Excellent condition

Shipping within France: €30