Henri Petitot & Hanots | Art Deco Modernist Chandelier | France c.1935
£1,995.00
A stunning nickel-plated modernist chandelier in the distinctive style of Maison Petitot but apparently unsigned. The heavily cast-brass six-arm art deco electrolier supporting an attractive opalescent glass lampshade in the style of Vererries des Hanots. France c1935
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Ht. 60cm/24in W. 76/30
Henri Petitot, Paris 1918-1939
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The famous Paris based company of Henri Petitot was based at 10 rue du Vert-Bois.
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His father Antonin Petitot founded the company in 1878. Henri took over after the first worldwar.
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Petitot was a leader of the modernist movement in the 1930’s and collaborated with Etablissement Jean Gauthier (E.J.G) at Ezanville (EZAN) to produce the glass for many of their lights.
Verreries Des Hanots/ Verlys, Les Andelys
(The Holophane Company, SA)
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The Holophane Company (France) based at Les Andelys create a specialist art glassware department under the brand name “Verreries des Hanots”.
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In 1925, in order to expand its artistic production, Verrerie des Hanots creates a brand specialising in art glassware for the table and other decorative objects under the name of Verlys.
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This name comes from the contraction of VERrerie des AndeLYS.
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In 1937 Piere D’avesn becomes artistic director at Verreries Des Hanots
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This artistic devision was unfortunately not very profitable for The Holophane Company and Verlys manufacture is abandoned around 1946.