Degué - Degué - Table lamp - glass paste, Wrought iron - Degué lamp, 1930s

Art Deco table lamp combining a glass tulip signed Degué with a hammered, wrought-iron mount. The Degué Art Glassworks, founded by David Guéron in Compiègne, was active from 1926 to 1939. The Tulip Bell-shaped form with a flared, rolled edge. The glass is faulted to marbled, shifting from powder pink to aubergine purple, with orange and ochre inclusions. Signature “Degué” acid-etched on the rim. When lit, it spreads a warm, nuanced glow. The Mount Wrought iron with a brown patina and hammered decoration. The tulip is suspended in a geometric diamond-shaped frame adorned with a stylized floral rosette. The hexagonal base bears a radiating motif. Dimensions • Total height: 35 cm • Max width: 19 cm • Base: 15 cm • Tulip: 14 cm high, 13 cm maximum diameter • Cable: about 175 cm Condition • Lamp functional, electrical system revised. • Pear push switch and plug of antique style. • Tulip free of chips or cracks, with light usage micro-scratches. • Mount shows some wear and a patina from use, no impact. • Only the tulip is signed. The mount is unsigned. Shipping Careful packaging, with the tulip protected separately.

Estimate:£126.4

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