Chandelier - Glass - Signed Degué Art Deco

Rare signed Degué Art Deco ceiling light – Large scale – Moulded satin glass – France, circa 1930

Rare French Art Deco ceiling light in moulded satin glass by Degué (David Guéron, Paris), one of the leading designers and manufacturers of Art Deco lighting during the late 1920s and early 1930s.

This large-format model (44 cm diameter) features a stylised geometric decoration composed of circular rosettes and angular motifs, characteristic of the Art Deco aesthetic. The glass is thick (approximately 8 mm), offering a soft and even light diffusion that enhances the sculptural relief of the design.

The “Degué” signature is acid-etched into the glass, visible on the edge, fully consistent with authentic productions of the Degué workshop.

Ceiling lights of this type were originally designed for modern interiors, Art Deco apartment buildings, private residences and prestigious public or collective spaces. Large-scale signed Degué ceiling lights are relatively rare and highly sought after on the international Art Deco market, particularly by collectors, interior designers and architects.

Details:
– Maker: Degué (David Guéron, Paris)
– Period: Art Deco, circa 1928–1935
– Material: moulded satin glass
– Signature: Degué, etched
– Dimensions: diameter 44 cm, depth 8 cm
– Glass thickness: approximately 8 mm
Origin: France

Condition:
Good overall condition consistent with age. Minor signs of wear and surface marks, with no chips or cracks. Sound glass.

Rare signed Degué Art Deco ceiling light – Large-format – Satin-molded glass – France, circa 1930

Rare French Art Deco ceiling light in satin-molded glass, made by Degué (David Guéron, Paris), one of the leading names in Art Deco lighting at the end of the 1920s and the early 1930s.

This large-format model (diameter 44 cm) features a stylized geometric pattern composed of circular rosettes and angular motifs, characteristic of Art Deco aesthetics. The glass, thick (about 8 mm), provides a soft, even light diffusion that highlights the relief of the design.

The 'Degué' signature is acid-etched into the glass, visible on the rim, in keeping with the authentic productions of the house.

This type of ceiling light was intended for modern interiors, Art Deco buildings, bourgeois apartments, as well as prestigious communal spaces. The large-diameter Degué ceiling fixtures are relatively rare and highly sought after on the international Art Deco market, by both collectors and decorators and interior designers.

Features :
– House: Degué (David Guéron, Paris)
– Period: Art Deco, circa 1928–1935
– Material: satin-finished molded glass
– Signature: Degué, engraved
– Dimensions: diameter 44 cm, thickness 8 cm
– Glass thickness: about 8 mm
– Origin: France

State:
Good overall condition for its age. Slight signs of wear from age, with no dullness or cracks. Glass is sound.