Capture the charm and rare elegance of French Art Deco design with this stunning Le Verre Français “Amarantes” veilleuse night light, created between 1923 and 1926. Radiating the softly glowing sophistication of its era, this piece transforms any tabletop or boudoir into a vignette of early 20th-century artistry. Its medium scale and captivating palette make it a statement of refined taste and historical beauty, perfect for collectors or stylish interiors.

Period: Circa 1923-1926
Signed, Maker: "Le Verres Français", (Schneider Glassworks, Charles and Ernest Schneider).
Origin: France (Épinay-sur-Seine, just outside Paris)
Size Classification: night light, table top, medium
Approximate Dimensions: Height of shade 7 1/2 inches; total with stand 8 1/2 inches
Decoration: Art Deco, "Amarantes " Series (Amaranths Series), Fer Forgé Series
Condition: Sold in as-is condition. The cord is missing. Please see the images.

This exquisite nightlight features a stunning acid-etched glass shade in the distinctive "Amarantes" pattern, rich amaranth red overlaying a warm amber ground, intricately decorated with stylized floral motifs. It rests on its original handcrafted iron tripod base. Part of the Fer Forgé series, the lamp reflects the Schneider factory’s commitment to integrating glass and metalwork.

Celebrated for expressive color layering, acid-etched designs, and sculptural forms, Schneider’s creations helped define the French Art Deco aesthetic. Today, Le Verre Français pieces remain highly sought after by collectors and museums for their bold presence and technical mastery. This veilleuse is no exception.

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