Jeujura
French manufacturer of wooden toys and games since 1911.
Last updated September 2, 2026
Overview
Jeujura is a French manufacturer of wooden toys and games, founded in 1911 by Henri Liégeon. The company is one of the last wooden toy manufacturers whose production has always been maintained in France.
History
Jeujura was founded in 1911 when Henri Liégeon created his first manufacturing workshop in Champagnole in the Jura. Initially, the workshop produced woodturning and woodenware products such as wooden coat racks, 'bamboo' mirrors, tool handles, deck chairs, and folding seats. In 1931, Henri Liégeon handed over management to his son Bernard Liégeon, who quickly oriented the company towards manufacturing various wooden games and toys, creating the 'COFFRET 4 JEUX' and the 'TABLEAU BOULIER'.
Products and positioning
Product categories. wooden construction toys · games · blackboards
Sources
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