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An exceptional and extremely rare Mid-Century coffee table featuring an glazed ceramic tile top created by renowned French artist Jean Lurçat at the Sant Vicens workshop in Perpignan...

A distinctive vintage leather patchwork ottoman, attributed to the renowned Swiss design house De Sede, dating from the 1970s. Combining sculptural form with rich materials, this cha...

A distinctive vintage leather patchwork ottoman, attributed to the renowned Swiss design house De Sede, dating from the 1970s. Combining sculptural form with rich materials, this cha...

A rare and striking 70 cm high mirror by Adrien Audoux and Frida Minnet, designed and crafted in France during the 1950s. This beautifully proportioned oval mirror is distinguished ...

A striking French 1940s Art Deco / Early Modernist 5-arm chandelier attributed to the celebrated French designer and interior decorator Charles Dudouyt. This chandelier showcases Du...

A rare and highly sculptural “Molar” planter by Swiss architect and designer Willy Guhl, dating from the 1950s. Designed with an unmistakably organic and architectural vocabulary, th...

Rare and highly decorative pair of French wall sconces in solid beech wood, dating from the 1940s and attributed to Charles Dudouyt. Their sculptural, hand-carved construction and da...

Exceptional French ceramic table lamp dating from the 1950s, featuring a striking sculptural form characteristic of the modernist ceramic production of the postwar period. The organi...

This sculptural table lamp, by the renowned French designers Adrien Audoux and Frida Minnet, beautifully reflects the organic aesthetic that made their work so distinctive during the 1950s. Combining natural materials with traditional craftsmanship, the design embodies the warm, rustic elegance that has become synonymous with the French Riviera style. The lamp is handcrafted from thick braided rope, meticulously knotted to create a striking architectural form. At its center sits an authentic antique green blown-glass fishing float, originally used on fishing nets, measuring 14 cm (5.5 in) in diameter. The luminous green glass contrasts beautifully with the warm natural fibers, creating a unique interplay of texture, color, and light. An exceptional decorative object, the lamp is equally captivating whether illuminated or displayed as a sculptural piece. Its timeless design makes it a perfect addition to interiors ranging from French Mid-Century and Mediterranean to Wabi-Sabi and organic modern spaces. The lamp is sold without a lampshade, allowing you to select the shade that best complements your interior décor and personal style. The electrical wiring has been professionally inspected and is fully functional. The lamp is fitted with an E14 socket, and a plug adapter will be included to ensure compatibility with your country's electrical outlets. The lamp remains in good vintage condition. The rope shows areas of natural fading consistent with age and decades of use, adding to the authentic patina and character of the piece. Dimensions Height to socket: 40 cm (15.75 in) Width: 28 cm (11.02 in) Depth: 28 cm (11.02 in) Antique glass fishing float diameter: 14 cm (5.5 in) A rare and highly decorative example of the naturalistic design language associated with Audoux & Minnet, combining artisanal ropework with an authentic antique fishing float...

An iconic and highly collectible pair of original French Art Deco color etchings with aquatint by the legendary master of Art Deco printmaking, Louis Icart (1888–1950). Dating from ...

Elevate your space with this rare and striking pair of wall sconces by French design duo Audoux & Minet, celebrated for their unique use of natural materials and organic forms du...

A remarkable French Modernist floor lamp attributed to Charles Dudouyt, crafted in solid beech with a contrasting circular walnut base, dating from the 1930s. This sculptural piece p...