Longwy Enamel Bottle Vase With Japanese-style Decoration, Late 19th Century
A large Longwy enamel vase in the shape of a bottle with a bulbous body resting on a flared foot, topped by a long neck with a ring at its base.
Complex Japanese-inspired decoration: on a saffron-yellow background, flowers arranged in asymmetrical cartouches shaped like fans, leaves, or diamonds, etc.
The neck and footring feature this same floral ornamentation on a midnight blue background.
Historic stamp bearing the Longwy coat of arms, form number 1077 engraved into the clay, as well as the mold maker’s mark, which is less visible.
Original drill hole for lamp assembly that was never completed.
Height 37 cm, diameter 22 cm
Carefully packaged for shipping
Complex Japanese-inspired decoration: on a saffron-yellow background, flowers arranged in asymmetrical cartouches shaped like fans, leaves, or diamonds, etc.
The neck and footring feature this same floral ornamentation on a midnight blue background.
Historic stamp bearing the Longwy coat of arms, form number 1077 engraved into the clay, as well as the mold maker’s mark, which is less visible.
Original drill hole for lamp assembly that was never completed.
Height 37 cm, diameter 22 cm
Carefully packaged for shipping
950 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Earthenware
Reference (ID): 1821203
Availability: In stock
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