Enamelled Limoges

The sculptural design is enriched with hand painted hot enamel, creating layered color and depth reminiscent of traditional Limoges enamel artistry.

A lovely example of Japonisme in gold & enamel on porcelain probably from Limoges. Additional Information: Material: Gold, porcelain Origin: French, c. 1880 Marks: Monogram verso Ca...

18 carat golden paper knife with paperclips. Enamel de limoges, pearls and sapphire, circa 1900.

The "Royal Raven" ring from the "Stone is crafted in 960 silver, crowned with an 8.45ct. treated ruby. Hot enamel paintings in the Limoges technique and accents of 24K gold plating b...

The "Enchanted Dragonfly" ring from the "Stone Garden Collection", is handcrafted in 960 silver, featuring a vivid 7.5ct. green tourmaline at its heart. Hot enamel painting in the Li...

The "Celestial Flight" ring from the "Stone Garden Collection" is handcrafted in 960 silver and adorned with a hand-carved 33ct. purple moonstone. Hot enamel paintings in the Limoges...

He is best known for his enamel designs for companies producing Limoges porcelain.

Unlike traditional enameled-copper plaques from Limoges that are set on pendants or links with open backs, ours have solid silver-alloy backs that seem to have prevented a typical en...

The ring from the "Ocean Duet" set from the "Stone Garden" collection pairs a handcrafted 960 silver ring and pendant, each adorned with 3ct. blue topaz and 0.01ct. opal gemstones. H...

Delicate pink flowers seem to burst forth from this blue Limoges enameled vase by Camille Fauré, decorated with vibrant snapdragon motifs.

Very fine quality and unusual Antique (19th century) French Louis XVI style garniture including mantel clock and pair of two-light candelabra neoclassical style, finely crafted from ...

The covered watch bracelet has a Limoges enameled portrait covered lid and is adorned with ten slides.

"There were 331 lots, Renaissance, Limoges enamels, 18th-century sculpture, and more.

Its style of decoration derives from Limoges painted enamels of the sixteenth century, but the prominent use of gilding throughout reflects its wholly nineteenth-century character.