Degué - David Gueron - Wandlampe - Glas, Metall - French Art Deco sconce

Rare French Art Deco Wall Sconce by Degué (Compiègne) – ca. 1926/1930

An authentic and highly collectible French Art Deco wall sconce (applique) from the late 1920s / early 1930s. This exquisite piece features a heavy, thick-walled frosted glass shade produced by the famous glassworks Verrerie d'Art Degué, founded by David Guéron (1892–1950).

The Glass Shade:Design: Stunning cubist and geometric relief pattern with sharp crystalline structures and stylized stars.Signatures: This rare early piece features a double signature. It is molded with the crisp artist signature "Degué" on one side, and the rare early factory location "COMPIÈGNE" on the other, dating its production precisely to the early years of the foundry (circa 1926–1930).Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No cracks, no deep chips, and no restoration. The relief is sharp and clear.The Fixture / Mount:Material: Heavy cast bronze or solid brass with a beautiful, authentic matte nickel-plated finish.Design: Elegant Art Deco styling featuring a tiered arm ending in a stylized volute, attached to a classic fan-shaped (sunburst) wall plate.Electricity: The sconce has been professionally rewired for safety and modern standards. Equipped with a modern luster terminal (terminal block) inside the deep cavity of the backplate, allowing it to sit perfectly flush against the wall. Ready to be installed.A true statement piece of French modernist design that diffuses a warm, atmospheric light.Country of Origin: FrancePeriod: Art Deco (1920s-1930s)Dimensions: Standard wall sconce sizeWorldwide secure shipping. Will be packed with utmost care in a sturdy box with plenty of protective material.