Mountain Chalet Decorative Plate from Manufacture des Emaux de Longwy, France, 1798

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A decorative plate by Maurice Paul Chevalier, who took over the artistic direction of the Longwy Faience and Enamel Works … Read more A decorative plate by Maurice Paul Chevalier, who took over the artistic direction of the Longwy Faience and Enamel Works in 1931 in France. There, he created the famous spherical vases, such as the "Colonial Ball," which won an award at the 1931 Colonial Exposition, and the "Atlas Ball Vase." These creations not only left their mark on the era but also inspired many contemporary artists to explore the vibrant forms and colors of ceramics. The spherical vases have become emblematic of his unique style and are true works of art. They reflect exceptional craftsmanship and a passion for beauty. He also painted on canvas and panel.

This plate, named "Mountain Chalet," is made of ceramic with a black background, hand-decorated, and numbered. It features an ingenious hanging system, making it not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical. Furthermore, it measures 27 x 27 cm and is 3 cm high, giving it a beautiful presence on any table or shelf. Its condition is excellent, with no chips or cracks, a testament to its exceptional care over the years. This work of art is a true collector's item, ideal for ceramic enthusiasts or those who appreciate craftsmanship. This piece has an attribution mark,
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