Metal, nickel-plated, colorless press glass, dully etched
France, c. 1930
Muller Frères (1895-1936) – French lamp maker
Shade with maker's mark 'Muller Fres Luneville'
With six flames
Height: 120 cm
Very good condition
Impressive ceiling lamp with 6 lancet arms and typical Art Deco ornamentation
Object is regular taxed. 19% VAT is added to the purchase price for deliveries within the EU.

This impressive ceiling lamp was made by the glass manufacture Muller Frères around 1930. The six lamps of matted and relief-cut glass shades are mounted on lancet arms. The relief decor of the ceiling cap and the lower ending show leaf- and blossom motifs. They call reminiscence of designs by Simonet Frères. The nickel-plated brass and the strongly stylized motifs also remind the observer of Art Deco icons such as the Chrysler Building in New York.



The lamp is 120 cm high and in very good condition with only minimal traces of age and use. Functionality is not guaranteed.



Muller Frères (1895-1936)

The ten Muller siblings were all successful glass decorators. The brothers specialized in engraving and glass cutting in the company Emile Gallé in Nancy before opening their own glass decorating workshop in Lunéville. The Mullers mastered painting, engraving and etching, thereby even developing new techniques. 1906 to 1907 they compiled 400 designs in the style of Daum Frères when they were invited to work at the Cristalleries de Val St Lambert in Belgium. Today their floral and landscape decors are renowned in the whole world.

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