Longwy Enamel Vase In The Chinese Style, Decorated By Maurice-paul Chevallier, Mid-20th Century
A lovely Chinese-inspired vase in cobalt blue earthenware with polychrome cloisonné enamel medallions featuring a floral design.
The body is quadrangular with arched shoulders, and the flared neck is highlighted with a gilt band.
The stylized side handles are elephant heads with crackled gilt rings, contrasting against the blue background.
A stamped mark under the base indicates a "Renaissance" decoration by Maurice-Paul Chevallier (1892-1987), who was Artistic Director of the Longwy Faience and Enamel Works from 1931.
The monogram of the enhancer (JM for Justin Masson) is also inscribed.
The body is quadrangular with arched shoulders, and the flared neck is highlighted with a gilt band.
The stylized side handles are elephant heads with crackled gilt rings, contrasting against the blue background.
A stamped mark under the base indicates a "Renaissance" decoration by Maurice-Paul Chevallier (1892-1987), who was Artistic Director of the Longwy Faience and Enamel Works from 1931.
The monogram of the enhancer (JM for Justin Masson) is also inscribed.
450 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Earthenware
Diameter: col : 11 x 11 cm / epaulement : 13 x 13 cm
Height: 32 cm
Reference (ID): 1649574
Availability: In stock
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