Ceiling Lamp 2045 Jean Perzel

Discover our 2045 Jean Perzel ceiling lamp! From 1920 to 1939, Art Deco revolutionized the architecture and design of the 20th century and saw the birth of the Jean Perzel company. It will mark the world of lighting and decoration, by creating lighting and furniture in glass and bronze, which will adorn the most prestigious places. These pieces are found at the court of the King of the Belgians, at Henry Ford or at the Rothschild family. He is in charge of organizing the lighting of the League of Nations in Geneva, the Luxembourg Cathedral, the Canadian Embassy in Lahaye and the liner Normandie. Jean Perzel participates in various exhibitions and international competitions where he wins numerous prizes. His notoriety soon enabled him to highlight the interiors of celebrities or politicians. Personalities such as: the King of Morocco, the King of Siam in Bangkok, the Maharajah of Indore, General de Gaulle as well as President Georges Pompidou. This white enamelled glass ceiling light has a light and stylish structure. The contours of the ceiling light are in gold varnished bronze. Its high light output is appreciated by architects and decorators. It can also be installed as a wall lamp and works with all types of bulbs. This ceiling lamp is a first edition dating from the 1950s. Length: 40.5 cm Width: 40 cm Height: 11 cm