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Longwy French Art Deco Enamel Cloisonne Ceramic Charger
This lovely French art deco charger is in a technique called “Ceramic Cloisonne” by Emaux de Longwy and dates from the period 1925 – 1930. Raymond Henri Chevallier (1900 – 1959) became artistic director of Longwy in 1925 and developed lines in the deco style for two of the design ateliers of the great Paris department stores: Primavera for Printemps and Pomone for Bon Marche. This charger was designed by Chevalier’s older brother Maurice Paul Chevalier (1898 – 1984) for Pomone at Bon Marche. The charger measures 16 ¾” in diameter and is 3” high. It is marked on the back “Pomone Bon Marche”.
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