Ceiling panel; Loys Lucha, 20th century.

Ceiling lamp; LOYS LUCHA, France, 20th century.
Blown and enameled glass.
Signed.
Measurements: 10 x 45 x 45 cm.
Blown and enameled glass ceiling light, decorated with a delicate naturalistic composition depicting a green-feathered parrot or parakeet perched on fruit-bearing branches, against a background of pink hues. The rich color palette and ornamental treatment of the plant motif evoke the Modernist aesthetic and the decorative sensibility of Art Nouveau, with a particular focus on the depiction of nature.
The enameled decoration, integrated into the surface of the glass, stands out for its chromatic hallmarks and the expressiveness of the animal motif, conceived as the focal point of the composition. The piece is signed by Loys Lucha, a French brand associated with the production of artistic glassware and decorative lighting fixtures.
Loys Lucha was the trade name of Les Verreries d’Art de Loÿs Lucha, a French firm founded by Louis Joseph Chaffard-Luçon (1880–1951), which was active from approximately 1910 to the early 1930s. Its name derives from the combination of “Loys,” a variation of Louis, and “Lucha,” formed from his surname, Chaffard-Luçon. The company operated between Nancy and the Paris region, later establishing itself at 31 rue Fernand Pelloutier in Boulogne-Billancourt. Specializing in the manufacture of artistic glass for lighting, it gained recognition for its work in enameled and etched glass.