French Art Deco Pendant Light by Maynadier & Noverdy 1930 France - 2 Available

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NOVERDY & MAYNADIER
A nice French 1930 art deco pendant light in nickel plated solid brass holding a bowl in … Read more NOVERDY & MAYNADIER
A nice French 1930 art deco pendant light in nickel plated solid brass holding a bowl in clear frosted molded-pressed glass by Noverdy the well-known glass factory in Dijon France. Note the beautiful canopy that makes a beautiful match with the decoration of the bowl. The fixture was created by Pierre Maynadier a producer of art deco lighting in Paris. The chandelier has a height of 45 cm (17,7 inches) and a diameter of 35 cm (13-3/4"). The shade is signed Noverdy France Deposé on the rim. It is in very good condition. I have replated and patinated the mount. And the fixture is rewired with an American standard socket.
I have two of these pendant lights available. But the shades are slightly different in tone and frosting. I would not recommend them as a pair placed close to one another.

Shipping to the USA: I send my parcels with Dutch post PostNL - incoterm DDP (delivered duty paid) so no additional duties or tariffs for the receiver. Parcels are distributed in the States by USPS.
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NOVERDY - Verrerie des Vosges : René & Jean Drouhot
In 1924 the businessmen from Dijon father and son Jean and René Drouhot purchased Verrerie des Vosges. A glass factory in the Moselle based villages of Hoffmuhl and Lutzelbourg. In 1925 Jean and René Drouhot also took over the société anonyme des Verreries de Dijon. Which was a glass factory founded in 1893 producing tableware. They renamed it Nouvelle Verrerie de Dijon. The lamp shades that were produced in their plants are often unsigned. Sometimes signed Noverdy (for Nouvelle Verrerie de Dijon). And a few models were signed Verrerie des Vosges. On rare occasions we can see the signature Noverdi on acid-engraved bowls or vases. In 1928 a certain monsieur Jean Noverdy won a price at an exhibition. The home address of this price winning fantasy figure was the house of Jean Drouhot. For the rest there is not one file or register where the name (jean) Noverdy shows up. See less