Émaux de Longwy ceramic platter – cloisonné technique, floral and bird motif, pattern 5610
Émaux de Longwy ceramic platter – cloisonné technique, floral and bird motif, pattern 5610
Émaux de Longwy Dish – cloisonné technique
A unique dish with decorative handles by the prestigious manufacturer Émaux de Longwy – founded in 1798 in Longwy (Lorraine, France). One of the most valued and recognizable French ceramic manufacturers, famous for its unique cloisonné enamel technique.
The item is made using the characteristic cloisonné technique (cellular enamel) with an intense turquoise background and a rich, hand-painted floral motif – lotuses, peonies, and leaves in shades of pink, green, and yellow with gold outlines. In the central medallion, against a cream craquelure glaze, there is an elegant scene with birds and flowers in the Far Eastern style. On the bottom, the signature "Peint à la Main / Émaux Longwy" with the manufacturer's coat of arms. Pattern number: 5610.
Details
- Manufacturer: Émaux de Longwy (est. 1798, Lorraine, France)
- Item: dish / platter with handles
- Technique: cloisonné (cellular enamel), hand-painted
- Motif: oriental flowers + bird scene in medallion
- Pattern number: 5610
- Signature: "Peint à la Main / Émaux Longwy" with coat of arms
- Condition: very good
An absolutely unique specimen from one of the most prestigious French ceramic manufacturers. Works by Émaux de Longwy are highly valued by collectors worldwide. A true collector's treasure. 🇫🇷