Vintage Boho Twisted Rope Desk Lamp

Evoke the serene charm of a seaside retreat with this captivating vintage table lamp, crafted from cast faux bois. This exquisite piece masterfully captures the organic beauty of woo...

Add a touch of bohemian charm to your living space with this vintage woven rattan table lamp. Featuring an intricately handwoven design with a dome-shaped shade, this lamp showcases ...

Illuminate your space with rustic charm using this Vintage Boho Wood Knot Lamp. Featuring a unique design with intricately twisted wood that forms a natural knot, this lamp blends or...

Illuminate your space with the Vintage Boho Scored Ceramic Lamp, a fusion of bohemian style and timeless American craftsmanship. This lamp features intricately scored ceramic detaili...

A petite rope table lamp. France, c1960s. Attributed to Audoux-Minet. With matching rope cord shade. Since re-wired and PAT tested. Good vintage condition. Some scuffs comm...

French rope lamp in the style of Audoux Minet France, mid century This delicate and graceful table lamp is a stunner Coiled wrapped rope encompasses ...

The absence of an Audoux-Minnet catalog means that we have only partial knowledge of their production. We do know, however, that it was certainly during their honeymoon that Adrien Audoux, originally from Franche-Comté, and Frida Minnet, originally from Switzerland, decided to set up their business in Cannes in 1929. Frida Minnet's father was himself a rattan furniture manufacturer in Montreux, where his store was located. He was invaluable in helping the young couple set up shop, producing mainly rattan furniture. In 1942, the company moved to Golfe-Juan, not far from Vallauris, where Jean Bonaudi also produced rattan furniture. Here, customers from La Rievera, made up of wealthy Britons and Americans attracted by "French taste", bought their furniture. In the '50s, the company, better known as "le Doux Minet" and taking a black kitten as its symbol, invented a new style of furniture that would make their reputation. The frame, often in oak or beech, is entirely covered in raffia. The seats are then covered with raffia made of checkerboard or coarse-mesh braided mats. Audoux-Minnet's flagship armchair, whose beech legs form a single unit with the armrests, was manufactured by the Vibo company in Vesoul. Audoux-Minnet furniture bears an oblong plate...

Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet French rope table lamp France, 1950s Lamp base is comprised of thick sculpted rope in a horse shoe shape Natural color variations Newly rewired New line...