Audoux Minet 3-branch rope chandelier

A rare three-light rope chandelier by Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet, circa 1950. This striking light fixture consists of three round bases supporting original orange opaline glass globes. Equipped with three bulbs, this chandelier is perfect for adding warmth and authenticity to a room. The white rope provides a beautiful contrast to the colored glass globes. A piece that draws the eye with its simplicity and distinctive character. The chandelier is wired; the original electrical system has been tested and is in perfect working order. In excellent condition, it uses three bayonet bulbs (not included). Visible signs of age include a patina consistent with age and use. Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet are renowned as pioneers of accessible modernist aesthetics, having founded their first workshop in 1929 in Juan-les-Pins. Their philosophy centered on the adoption of innovative and accessible materials and technologies, notably rope and tubular metal, offering an inclusive aesthetic.