According to Muller: Art Deco chandelier with four lights.

According to Muller: Art Deco chandelier with four lights, dating from the 1920s-1930s, combining an elegant patinated wrought iron frame with three large moulded glass globes. The frame features a slender composition made up of long iron rods joined at the top by stylised scrolls and curls. Three widely arched arms frame the central light, giving the whole piece a particularly balanced silhouette. The four pressed moulded glass globes, of different sizes, are richly decorated in high relief with a generous floral and plant motif, composed of stylised foliage, flowers, and fruits. The central globe, being the largest, serves as the focal point of the composition. When lit, the glass diffuses a warm light and particularly highlights the depth of the moulded decoration. A very decorative light fixture, typical of French taste from the interwar period, interesting for its generous proportions and the quality of its glasswork. Period: circa 1925-1930. Style: Art Deco according to Muller. Materials: patinated wrought iron, pressed moulded glass. Number of lights: 4. Dimensions: H. 90 × W. 60 cm.