French opalescent art glass waterfall table lamp attrib to Ezan

A very special opalescent, molded art glass chandelier with all glass stem and canopy signed Ezan, circa 1935. The armature is completely encased so that undulating glass forms with dotted block patterns convey an organic impression. A minimum of exposed mounting clips in silver plate bronze creates an even further, all glass illusion. The opalescent nature of the glass gives the hint of slight color. It is a chameleon to match any neighboring decor and can appear to have slightly shaded tints of blue, or pink, or yellow, or purple depending on sunlight and surrounding. Unfortunately the photos do not replicate the true nature, color and feeling of the luminous art...

Modernist dramatic bow front credenza attributed to Andre Frechet, with a horizontal frieze of diamond and rectangular shapes inlaid in shagreen. Thin n...

Art Deco in the Ezan style table lamp, its elegant beech base is surmounted by a lamp glass combining chrome and glass typically Art Deco. Very nice warm light. French circa 1930 T...

A magnificent Ezan chandelier, typically Parisian from the 1930s, is made of copper and glass with opalescent reflections. The chandelier features six branches supporting opalescent ...