French Art Deco Pendant Lamp – Geometric Frosted Glass – ca. 1930 Description Elegant French Art Deco pendant lamp dating from the early 1930s. The shade is executed in thick moulded frosted glass featuring a strong geometric composition typical of the Art Deco period. The design combines stylised fan motifs, stepped diamond elements and radiating linear patterns arranged in a symmetrical rosette layout. The satin-frosted surface creates a soft, diffused light when illuminated, highlighting the depth of the relief decoration. The bowl has a scalloped lower edge and a central stepped finial detail. The lamp is suspended by period-style chains with a brass ceiling canopy. The mounting appears later but remains aesthetically consistent with the design. Unsigned example. ⸻ Details • Origin: France • Period: circa 1930 • Style: Art Deco • Material: Moulded frosted glass • Suspension: Brass chains with canopy • Signature: No visible signature • Condition: Good vintage condition; minor age-related wear and light surface marks consistent with age ⸻ Attribution Notes This type of geometric Art Deco bowl was widely produced in France during the 1925–1935 period. Unsigned examples are commonly attributed to regional French glass workshops supplying lighting manufacturers. The strong geometric fan and stepped motifs are characteristic of the French Art Deco movement. Above description is made by Chatgpt.