FRENCH ART DECO modernist LARGE CHANDELIER ARBUS LELEU EZAN PETITOT

Made in France in the 1940's or early 1950's this Chandelier is most likely a design from Leleu or the like of him , a return of the baroque became the design of the day ..... regional company used to

DESCRIPTION: Georges Leleu French Art Deco five light chandelier with modernist form and nickel plated metal frame. Features molded opalescent glass center shade surrounded with four outer shades all

Made in France in the 1930's possibly early 1940's this Chandelier is most likely a design from Adnet ,simple metal shape with cubist inspiration . Regional company used to order part and design to re

Made in France in the 1930's possibly early 1940's this Chandelier is most likely a design from Adnet ,simple metal shape with cubist inspiration . Regional company used to order part and design to re

Attributed to Baccarat French Art Deco period green and clear glass large chandelier with fruit motif drops. 32" H x 27" diameter.

Marius-Ernest Sabino large French Art Deco chandelier featuring floral detailed nickel-plated bronze frame with six frosted glass shield-form panels under geometric motif canopy, with copy of original

French Art Deco Ezan style icicle chandelier of patinated copper finish, fish scale decoration and five opalescent glass pendant lights. 17"h x 30"dia

French Art Deco five light chandelier, ca. 1930s Nickel-plated metal, molded opalescent glass shades All glass marked G. Leleu As shown: 33" x 13" dia., central shade: 4 1/2" x 13" dia., each smaller

Large French Art Deco nickeled bronze and glass chandelier C 1930. Ht: 36" Wd: 24"

Large 2-Tier French Art Deco Chrome Glass Chandelier. Excellent condition, Measures 42" dia x 32".

Period , good large size and lalique quality. Aparantly unsigned and from a White Plains estate . - Dimensions: 23" x 21"

A signed French Art Deco chandelier amber bowl shade made around 1930s. A large bowl by Degue in clear frosted molded pressed glass. A nice large model bowl of this famous Paris and Compiegne based gl

French Art Deco-style, in the manner of Andre Arbus. Includes (2) arm chairs and (6) side chairs. White high gloss lacquer with splayed saber legs with warm light gray velvet fabric. Dimensions: (Armc

French, early 20th C., with four arms, attributed to Atelier Petitot. Apx. 30"h x 36"dia.

Great quality, large size with cameo glass style shades (Possibly French). From a Scarsdale, NY estate. - Dimensions: 35" h x 32" w.

Circa 1928 carved rosewood bust, marked on base Edition SAS PARIS, Made in France. Jacques Adnet (1900-1984) was a French art deco modernist designer, architect, and interior designer. Dimensions are:

French Art Deco Bronze Chandelier second quarter 20th century, in the manner of Muller Freres, the central octagonal body fitted with etched and frosted glass panels, the interior with two light socke

Art deco style mirrored round table designed by Jules Leleu (French, 1883-1961). Mahogany with mirrored legs and chromed foot pads. Round mirrored top with chrome trim. France circa 1940. J. Leleu sig

French Art Deco Nickel Plated Alabaster 6-Light Chandelier, possibly Charet or Joubert (NJWA117/4)(MS) Dimensions: 28" H x 16" dia. Property from the Estate of an Important New York Modernism Dealer.

French Genet et Michon Art Deco chandelier with bronze structure and frosted molded glass panels decorated with a stylized floral motif, surrounding a central dome. 48" H x 35" Diameter.

Antique Muller Freres Luneville French Art Deco brass and glass chandelier. Brass body lowers down to frosted glass bowl and glass diffusers on brass arms. Glass bowl signed "Muller Freres Luneville"

Early to Mid 20th C. Hettier and Vincent French Art Deco Bronze and Molded Glass 8 Light Chandelier. Rubbing to bronze and patina, chips on each panel. Measures 45" H x 33" W. Shipping: Third party. (

This is an antique Art Deco French Rene Lalique "Hetre" chandelier dating to circa 1924. Signature: "R. Lalique" Reference: R. Lalique by Marcilhac, p.647 #2475 32 1/2" diameter

French Art Deco style club armchairs in the manner of Jules Leleu (French, 1883-1961) for Maison Leleu, with square backs and angled arm panels flanking a square seat, upholstered allover in russet wo