1950 Audoux and Minet cord chandelier

Composed of 6 rope sconces, they are assembled by a rope wrapped around the sconces and the central rod separating the upper part from the lower part of the chandelier.
On the upper part, the sconces are covered with 6 trapezoidal lampshades in off-white cotton.
On the lower part, the 6 sconces form pretty loops held by a circle of cord located inside the loops.
The bottom of the central rod is decorated with a pretty braided rope ball as well as the top of the central rod.

6 Bulbs.

Mesures 

Height 78 cm diameter 65 cm

Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet are known for their light garlands and furniture. Their first workshop was founded in 1929 in Juan-les-Pins, near Nice, on the Côte d'Azur, France.