Rare Art Deco three-light lustre, Muller Frères, model "Peacocks", c. 1930

A piece of the highest calibre for discerning collectors, this Art Deco chandelier with three lights is a rare testament to the glassmaking and decorative craftsmanship of the Muller Frères company at the peak of its production, around 1925. It is adorned with three original frosted pressed glass globes, all signed by Muller Frères, corresponding to the highly sought-after “Peacocks” model. This iconic decoration, featuring stylised peacocks with their wings spread, fully embodies the most accomplished Art Deco aesthetic, blending symbolism, movement, and graphic elegance. The globes exhibit remarkable moulding quality and perfect legibility of the decoration, an essential criterion for collectible pieces. The nickel-plated bronze mount, executed with great finesse, combines architectural lines and stylised botanical details. The suspension with rigid rods, perfectly proportioned, gives the whole a visual lightness and a rare sculptural presence. The balance of volumes, stylistic coherence, and quality of materials place this chandelier among the most accomplished models of the period. The entire piece is presented in exceptional condition, a particularly rare feat for an Art Deco light fixture from this era: Globes perfectly preserved, without chips or cracks, Mount in very good condition, Chandelier fully restored, with new electrical work, respecting authenticity and current standards. Dimensions: Height: 65 cm. Diameter: 40 cm. With the simultaneous presence of three signed globes, the quality of the “Peacocks” model, and its impeccable condition, this chandelier is primarily aimed at knowledgeable collectors and enthusiasts of top-tier Art Deco lighting. A rare piece, as decorative as it is historically significant, worthy of the finest private collections.