Art Deco Wrought Iron Lamp, Floral Tulip signed Degué, France, c. 1930

Superb wrought iron lamp from the Art Deco period, made in France around 1930. Elegant hand-crafted floral frame, adorned with stylized gingko leaves – an emblematic motif of the Art Deco aesthetic. The tulip-shaped diffuser is made of molded pressed glass with floral decoration, signed Degué, a master glassmaker renowned for his refined creations from the 1920s and 1930s. Entirely restored according to the rules of the art: Wrought iron stripped, treated against corrosion, then patinated by hand New electrification to current standards Dimensions: Height: 39 cm Diameter: 14 cm A rare and decorative piece, combining the finesse of metalwork and the poetry of antique glass. Ideal for a characterful interior or a demanding collection. A little history: David Guéron and the Verrerie d'Art Degué, a glass entrepreneur at the heart of Art Deco. David Guéron (1892-1950), a glass artist of Turkish origin and Spanish nationality, is a singular figure of the Art Deco movement in France. He is primarily known as the founder of the Verrerie d'Art Degué, active in Paris from 1926 to 1939. A recognized Art Deco heritage: Today, objects signed Degué are sought after by collectors and lovers of Art Nouveau and Art Deco. Their heritage value lies in their artistic quality, but also in their place in an era of great creativity and competition between French glassmakers.