Limoges Enamel Plate By Léa Sham’s – Stylized Bird – 20th Century

Decorative plaque in polychrome enamel on copper created in Limoges by Léa Sham’s, a contemporary enamel artist known for her vibrant compositions and instantly recognizable graphic style.

The plaque features a stylized bird perched among foliage, rendered in a particularly vivid palette blending blue, green, purple, yellow, and orange. The design, deliberately minimalist and almost naive, is structured by bold black outlines that give the piece a strong presence despite its small size.

The luminous orange background contrasts sharply with the cool tones of the plumage and leaves, creating a highly decorative composition characteristic of Léa Sham’s work.

The reverse side is entirely back-enamelled in speckled blue and bears the engraved signature:

“Léa Sham’s – Limoges”

A Limoges piece from the late 20th century.

In very good condition.

Dimensions: 13 × 13 cm.

An original and highly decorative piece illustrating the revival of the art of enamel in Limoges during the second half of the 20th century.

Shipping: 14 euros within France, 25 euros within the EU, and 80 euros to the rest of the world.