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Art Deco Chandelier by David Gueron, Degué & Henri Petitot, 1930s

About the Item

A Geometric glass etched curved Art Deco chandelier with three arms, shaded glass and nickel-plated bronze, fully rewired from Henri Petitot DeGue & A. Petitot Designs and manufactured in the 1930s in collaboration with David Gueron Degue Design. Height 36,22 in (92 cm) Diameter 21,25 in (54 cm) David Gueron, of Turkish origin and a former fighter of the French Foreign Legion, was the founder of the "Cristalleries De Compiegne". This glassworks mainly produced household glass in the early 20. David Gueron soon discovered that he wanted more with his capacities in the glass industry. In 1926 he founded a new factory, which he called "Verrerie DArt Degue" and put his full attention on the designing and production of Art Deco luxury art-glass. His factory was located on the "Boulevard Malesherbes" and his showroom was on the "41 rue de Paris". Gueron mainly produced vases, lamps and chandeliers. His glass got well known because of its full and deep colors, which he achieved with a special process (especially red, orange, yellow and green). Gueron was also guilty of copying designs of other successful French glass artists like Daum, Galle, Muller Freres and Schneider. One can see imitation as the highest form of flattery, but Schneider thought else wise and sued Degue, who not only imitated, but also managed to take on several glassworkers of Schneider as well. Schneider eventually won the lawsuit, but the lengthily law process (1926-1932), cost both firms a lot of money and they both almost had to close their factories. When the Second World War started David Gueron shut his glassworks. He fled France and was lat seen in Paris in 1949. The chandelier is currently wired for both European Union and US standards LED lights. The LED lamp bulbs you see in the picture are Europe voltage but any LED american bulbs can be placed by the client without further adaptation - It is Led compatible.

Creator:

Degué (Manufacturer),Atelier Petitot (Designer)

Attributed to:

David Gueron Degue (Maker)

Dimensions:

Height: 36.23 in (92 cm)Diameter: 21.26 in (54 cm)

Power Source:

Hardwired

Voltage:

110-150v

Lampshade:

Not Included