Decor Object Spotlights - Trésors Magazine

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A striking 19th-century Longwy planter with a D5670 decor and a blue jay.

Artists & Brands

Longwy Enamels & Faience: Most Famous Collectibles Beyond the “Apple Blossom” Pattern

Artemisia

A Phrygian cap held by two hands symbolize liberty and the unity of those defending it. A Nevers revolutionary plate dated 1790.

Customs

Revolutionary Faience: The French Revolution Told by the Nevers Faience

July 13, 2025

Summer Stripes - Antiques and vintage

Decor

Stripes to Elevate Your Home With a Summer Flair | Art Deco and Vintage

Caspar Bernhard Hardy - Pair of wax reliefs - Sellers of fruits and vegetables

Artists & Brands

Caspar Bernhard Hardy’s Wax Reliefs: Late 18th-Century Curiosities

Decor

Hizen Wares: Fine Ceramics From Arita, Imari and Karatsu in Southern Japan

Nestled in the picturesque mountains of Saga Prefecture in Southern Japan is the ...

Decor

Black Forest Cuckoo Clock

Finely carved of two solid blocks of wood, this beautiful piece showcases the ...

Jean Lurçat wool tapestry

Artists & Brands

Weaving a Legacy: Jean Lurçat and the Art of Tapestry

Jean Lurçat (1892-1966) was a French artist, designer, and ceramicist who made significant ...

Ferdinand Barbedienne Plate in Gilt Bronze and Cloisonne Enamel

Artists & Brands

Ferdinand Barbedienne: Flamboyance and Renewal in 19th-Century French Bronze and Enamel

Ferdinand Barbedienne (1810-1892) was a French metalworker and bronze caster who became known ...