Early 20th Century Original French Art Deco Frosted Art Glass + Nickeled Bronze Chandelier Ejg

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Fabulous French Art Deco geometric motif chandelier featuring four frosted and molded art glass panels with stylized wheat design, chevron, … Read more Fabulous French Art Deco geometric motif chandelier featuring four frosted and molded art glass panels with stylized wheat design, chevron, stepped tops and polished details,
attributed to EJG, Etablissements Jean Gauthier.
The architectural panels gracefully extend upwards and outwards, presenting an angular cubist and streamlined appearance. Its elegant structure is upheld by a nickeled bronze original armature, featuring four tubular rods, and crowned with a coordinating geometric motif canopy.
When viewed from underneath, the chandelier takes on the captivating form of a blossoming flower, adding an enchanting touch to its already remarkable design.
This luxurious chandelier can will be the focus of any room and can be used with any period including but not limited to Hollywood Regency, Belle Epoque, Traditional, Transitional, Modern, French Modern, Mid century, English country house, Rococo, Italian design, Modernist, Industrial for use in a dining room, entry foyer, hallway, bedroom, boudoir, living room, office, child's room, bathroom, or anywhere a dramatic effect is warranted.
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Etablisseme Jean Gauthier, EJG. was a glass and porcelain decorator whose first establishment was located at 12 and 14 rue Jean Robert in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, France. He subsequently opened a factory in Ezanville to the north of the capital and then after 1930, used the name Ezan for his creations.
He mainly produced moulded pressed art glass and also manufactured laminated, patterned and opaque flat panels for use in windows and interior design installations: screens around booths in bars, restaurants and lounges, or interior sash windows in adjoining walls that required temporary privacy.
Jean Gauthier was well known for making table lamps, ceiling lights and chandeliers.

Rewired for American use with four candelabra sockets that can house either LED's or
incandescent bulbs.
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