Large Spherical Vase Made Of Longwy Enamel — Designed By Danillo Curetti

A remarkable spherical vase made of polychrome Longwy enamel, decorated with a graphic design featuring stylized chairs and plant motifs. Against a finely crackled ivory background, the green, blue, pink, yellow, and black colors create an original and harmonious composition, accentuated by dark outlines.

Its generous silhouette, topped by a short neck and resting on a circular foot, makes for a striking decorative presence. An expressive piece that combines the traditional craftsmanship of Longwy with a modern aesthetic.

The artist
Danillo Curetti (1953–1993), a Swiss-born artist and designer, contributed to the revival of the Longwy Pottery in 1983. Inspired by Art Deco, he developed compositions featuring bold colors and stylized forms, particularly well-suited to ball-shaped vases. His creations hold a prominent place in Longwy’s modern production.

Designer: Danillo Curetti.
Manufacturer: Émaux de Longwy, France.
Material: earthenware with polychrome glazes.
Base: ivory with decorative crackle glaze.
Decor: stylized chairs, plant motifs, and undulating bands.
Height: 38 cm.
Markings: manufacturer’s stamp, “Hand-decorated” inscription, Danillo Curetti’s designer signature, and “Limited edition” inscription on the underside of the base.