French Art Deco Degué Pendant Lamp, Pressed Glass and Brass, 1920s–30s

French Art Deco pendant lamp by Degué with a large bowl of pressed frosted glass, hung from brass rods and a brass ceiling canopy. Made in France in the 1920s–30s by the glassworks of David Guéron in Compiègne and signed 'Degué – France'. Design. The frosted glass bowl is pressed with a stylised geometric and floral Art Deco relief and finished with a scalloped rim. It hangs from three brass rods with an ornamented brass canopy. When lit, the relief pattern glows softly and gives a warm, diffused light. The brass and the canopy have a dark, old patina. Condition. Very good condition. The glass bowl is free of chips or cracks, including along the scalloped rim. The brass and the ceiling canopy have a dark, old patina with light signs of use. The wiring has not been checked by us; we advise having the lamp inspected by an electrician before use. Please see the photos for details. Dimensions: diameter 40 cm, height approx. 64 cm. In the interior. Beautiful above a dining table, in a hallway or living room, in an Art Deco, classic or eclectic interior, and as a characterful accent in a modern home. Keywords: Degué, Art Deco pendant lamp, French pressed glass, frosted glass ceiling lamp, brass pendant, 1930s lighting, French Art Deco lighting, David Guéron, Compiègne. About us. De Huiszwaluw is a vintage and antique dealer based in the Netherlands, specialising in characterful European furniture, lighting and objects. We describe and photograph every piece carefully and are happy to send extra photos or answer questions.