Rare French Art Deco Wrought-Iron Snake and Alabaster Pendant Chandelier

French Art Deco pendant chandelier by Jean Gauthier (Paris), France, 1920s. Floral decor. Frosted molded glass shade hung at its stamped brass frame. Same period as Lalique, Sabino, ...

Exquisite French Art Deco Pendant Chandelier by DEGUE (Compiegne) for Francis HUBENS, 68 Rue des Archives, Paris, France, 1920s. This breathtaking wide chandelier showcases a thick, ...

Large and fantastic alabaster shade on its gorgeous wrought-iron frame by Marcel VASSEUR, 22, rue Mousset-Robert (Paris), France, ca.1920. Old alabaster cannot be compared to new one...

French Art Deco pendant chandelier by Société Normande de Verreries SONOVER, 11, rue Nationale - Aumale, France, 1920s. Thick frosted molded glass shade hung at its iron fixture. Hei...

20th century French chandelier in the Art Nouveau/Deco Transition style. Made of hand-wrought iron. Hand chased foliage and sinuous vines. Old deeply colored alabaster bowl. Three si...

This striking 1930s French Art Deco chandelier is a fine example of the period’s intricate craftsmanship, merging opulent design with functional elegance. The chandelier features a c...

Elegant French Art Deco hand hammered iron and glass chandelier featuring four panels and four matching tulips. The original hand forged iron armature displays a tiered waterfall scr...

Rare ceramic and wrought iron chandelier by Antoine Dubois,Belgium. Diameter 90 cm - height fixture 76 cm - total height 96 cm - weight 10 kg. 13 generations of this family have been around since the 1960s actively engaged in: turning, pouring, drying, baking, glazing and painting all kinds of earthenware. At the end of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century the names of François and his son Antoine Dubois. Father François went to work in 1882 as a young porcelain painter in the well-known plateel factory from # Wasmuël. Ten years later he founded this region with his son and teacher-artist Emile Lombart, the faience series of # Saint-Ghislain. In 1909 father and son move to #Anderlecht (#Brussels) where they stay until 1917 remained active and especially beautiful hand painted earthenware tile pictures produced. The death of Mrs. Dubois in 1917 and a devastating event fire in 1919 ... the family decided to return to Mons. In 1920, after the death of father François, Antoine founded a simple limited partnership with three other partners. With the production brand: 'Mons Poterie Belgique or in Mons Pottery Belgium...