Ceramic dish Émaux de Longwy – cloisonné, allover floral motif, pattern 5565, Rehaussé main

Émaux de Longwy Platter – Pattern 5565, Rehaussé main

An exceptional footed platter by the prestigious manufacturer Émaux de Longwy – established in 1798 in Longwy (Lorraine, France). The bottom bears the signature "Décor à la Main / Émaux de Longwy / France" with the manufacturer's coat of arms, and a handwritten inscription "Rehaussé main" with the artist's monogram – signifying the highest level of manual craftsmanship and finishing.

An oval platter with a wavy rim and an elegant foot. The entire interior surface is covered with a dense, allover floral motif using the cloisonné technique – daisies, tulips, leaves, and berries in intense shades of turquoise, navy blue, green, pink, and brown. The exterior and the foot are covered with characteristic turquoise crackle glaze. Pattern number: 5565.

Details

• Manufacturer: Émaux de Longwy (est. 1798, Lorraine, France)
• Item: oval footed platter with a wavy rim
• Technique: cloisonné (cellular enamel), hand-painted and finished
• Motif: allover – daisies, tulips, leaves, berries
• Pattern number: 5565
• Signature: "Décor à la Main / Émaux de Longwy / France" + "Rehaussé main" with monogram
• Condition: very good

The inscription "Rehaussé main" (hand-finished) with the individual artist's monogram signifies the highest level of craftsmanship — each piece is unique. An absolute collector's rarity from one of the most prestigious French manufacturers. 🇫🇷