Art Deco table lamp with a double lampshade by Muller Frères.
This exquisite table lamp by Muller Frères Lunéville is a striking example of French glass art from the 1920s.
Stylistic Elements:
The slender wrought iron base is adorned with a delicate floral rose decoration and supports a double lampshade made of satin-finished glass. The lamp stands at an impressive height of 60 cm.
The glass shades are original and signed "Muller Frères Luneville" on the rim – a mark of authenticity for connoisseurs.
The Henri Muller Manufactory (1868–1940):
The Muller Frères manufactory in Lunéville, Lorraine, became one of the leading exponents of French glassmaking—initially in the Art Nouveau style, and later in the Art Deco style.
Each piece is distinguished by complex techniques—such as acid etching, cutting, or glass layering—making every creation a unique object.
Objects signed "Muller Frères"—such as this lamp—are highly sought after for their quality, historical significance, and artistic importance within the heritage of French glassmaking.
You can find more information about the Muller Frères manufactory in our brand directory.