Hanots French Art Deco 6-Arm Chandelier 1930s - Honey Amber Glass & Nickel

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Verreries des Hanots
A large 1930s French art deco chandelier in nickel plated bronze or solid brass holding six geometric … Read more Verreries des Hanots
A large 1930s French art deco chandelier in nickel plated bronze or solid brass holding six geometric shades in molded-pressed glass by the glass manufactory Verreries des Hanots. The mounting is done in the typical more modernist style of the 30s like we know of Petitot Charles Ranc and many others. I could not find out which lighting manufacturer made these mount. I have a second version of this model listed in another ad: a downlight chandelier with six Degué shades. The nice amber colored Hanots shades are all signed. The pattern is referred to in the old Holophane (Verlys & Hanots) catalogues as Les Losanges. The bowls plates and centerpieces done in this pattern were signed Verlys France. The tulips and cups for lighting were signed Hanots.
Holophane was a large company producing industrial glasses in high volumes, During the interbellum until around 1938 they made high quality lamp shades under the name of Verreries des Hanots and vases and sculptures with their brand name Verlys. Most shades of Hanots are unsigned and therefor unknow to a larger public but of the large French glass manufactories during the art deco era (Muller freres, Degué, Schneider) the quality of des Hanots shades is outstanding. The chandelier on offer is in excellent condition. It is 80 cm high (31,5"). I could shorten the chain.. the minimum height possible would be 68 cm (26,77"). It is 66,5cm (26,18 inches) wide and the Hanots cups have a diameter of 6,3 inches. One cup has molding irregularity. Some traces of amber pigment inside the glass (see last picture). The heavy mounting is re-nickeled and patinated. It comes rewired with six American candelabra base sockets.

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