Art Deco Wall Sconce by Marcel Hudry & Val Saint Lambert | 1930s

This vintage Art Deco wall sconce from the 1930s brings timeless elegance into any interior. The lamp features a solid brass frame with refined detailing and a frosted glass shade in a delicate peacock or petal shape.

Pure Art Deco sophistication. A sculptural wall sconce defined by refined materials, graceful lines and an understated decorative appeal.

Often attributed to Degué, this wall light is more likely designed by Marcel Hudry in collaboration with Val Saint Lambert (Belgium), reflecting the refined craftsmanship and architectural clarity characteristic of early twentieth-century French Art Deco design. A classic and sophisticated lighting fixture with a strong sculptural quality and a decorative appearance. 

Designer: Marcel Hudry
Origin: France / Belgium
Style: Art Deco , Art Nouveau, Hollywood Regency, Empire, Glamour
Era: early 20th Century
Materials: brass, glass
Color: gold, white
Socket: E14 (small Edison screw)
Cord with switch and EU-plug
Dimensions (approx.): width 24 cm x depth max. 7 cm x height 37 cm
Weight 1,85 kg

Condition
The wall sconce is in excellent vintage condition, showing minor signs of age and use consistent with its period. The solid brass frame retains a beautiful shine with some original patina. The glass is free from chips or cracks. The original plug with switch shows age-related discoloration and cracking but remains functional. The fixture is structurally sound and well-balanced.

Handpicked for its historical significance and elegant Art Deco design, this wall sconce is a rare example of early French modern lighting. Its restrained form and architectural clarity make it suitable for both classic interiors and contemporary spaces, ideal for hallways, staircases or as atmospheric accent lighting in living areas.