A rare and vibrant early Longwy faïence vase from France, dating to the first decades of the 20th century (ca. 1900–1930). Richly decorated in relief enamel (émaux cloisonnés), it features colorful parrots perched among blossoming branches and fluttering insects — a joyful celebration of nature in the Art Nouveau–Orientalist spirit.
The surface is covered in Longwy’s signature ivory craquelure glaze, giving it unique depth and texture. Each flower and feather is carefully hand-painted in thick enamel, typical of Longwy’s early high-quality production.
Though damaged, this is a collector’s piece — appreciated for its rarity, size, and artistic value.
Origin: Longwy, France
Maker: Faïencerie de Longwy
Period: ca. 1900–1930
Technique: Faïence with cloisonné-style enamel (émaux cloisonnés)
Marked on base with impressed factory code and export mark
Condition: Structurally damaged – visible cracks, glaze loss, and a distortion around floral relief. Not watertight – decorative use only or for dry flowers.
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