Loys Lucha, Paris | Polychrome-enamelled Plafonnier | France c.1930

A very good and attractive polychrome-enamelled plafonnier suspended with delicate chains and replacement 4-way ceiling hook. Designed with stylised ferns and flowers. Enamelled maker’s mark “Loys Lucha”. France c.1930 Dimensions/ Specifications: Ht.(as displayed) 71cm/28in, Ht.(min)46/18, W.43/17 Supplied with replacement 4in ceiling rose Height reducible Not Included: 3 x B.22  (4w or 6w) L.E.D Golf Bulb (Available to purchase in our accessories department) screw fixings Les Verreries d’Art de Loÿs Lucha , Paris & Nancy Louis Joseph Chaffard-Luçon (1880–1951). Created by Louis Joseph Chaffard-Luçon in Billancourt (Paris) and Nancy the company was active from the 1910’s till the 1930’s. The name is a portmanteau: Loÿs for Louis and Lucha from Chaffard-Luçon. Loys Lucha was an Art Deco lighting company celebrated for its high end polychrome-enamelled glass plaffoniers. Its hand-painted lights have vibrant enamel designs applied to delicate, frosted, or “frozen” glass often with abstract floral and nature motifs.. In the hierarchy of French Art Deco lighting, Loÿs Lucha is often compared to high-end producers like Leune (headed by Auguste Heiligenstein) or Maxonade.