P. Maynadier Large Art Deco Silvered Bronze Wall Light with Pressed Glass Tulips

  

Presented in the original catalog. Which suspends two tulips signed in pressed molded glass.

Was edited and marketed by Pierre Maynadier, a lighting equipment manufacturer in Paris at the beginning of the 20th century. It is presented in his commercial catalog dated 1930 with the reference. All elements are original and. 27 cm wide, 18.5 cm protrusion. Initially located at 36 rue Amelot in Paris, Pierre Maynadier produced remarkable lighting fixtures that marked this particular period between the two world wars. He was undoubtedly one of the most talented manufacturers of his generation, offering a new collection dedicated to bronze or wrought iron lighting fixtures each year. While his style was initially influenced by neoclassicism, it evolved into more modern compositions from the mid-1920s. Upon his death in 1948, his son Pierre (Pierre Jean Serge) continued the business without achieving the success of his father. The wall light's mounting plate is stamped on the back with the monogram MP for Pierre Maynadier photo 1.

Followed by model reference 812. It features a drapery and trimmings design. Highly stylized, characteristic of the art deco style. Note the remarkable polishing and chiseling work on the bronze. The curved arms are equipped with specific socket covers for Maynadier lighting fixtures (photo 9).

In frosted pressed molded glass. Is an exclusive model produced by Muller Frères Lunéville. They are in very good condition and measure 11.7 cm in height. Maynadier is molded into the design photo.

In nickel-plated brass with a B22 bayonet fitting, the electrical wire is new. The mounting plate leans against the wall thanks to a support bar placed on the back.

It is ready to be installed and illuminate. Any total or partial reproduction of the text and/or images in this advertisement is strictly reserved.