Limoges Enamel

Antique Limoges school porcelain set of 12 dinner plates features hand painted enamel over transfer garden setting design which includes floral, butterfly, bird and foliate motif, gi...

Antique Limoges School porcelain serving platter features oval form with hand-painted enamel over transfer garden setting design which includes floral, butterfly, bird and foliate mo...

In particular, our plaques reproduce the designs of Pierre Courteys (active in Limoges, 1520 - 1591), one of the best enamel painters of Limoges, an excellent draftsman and colorist ...

These are the rarest and most unique set of Raynaud Limoges and when you view the details and close-up images you will see why.

Nelly Amadieu for Limoges. Bronze vase in enamel work. Art glass stones inlaid on orange background with hand-painted gold decoration.

Castel for Limoges, France, enamel bowl with glass beads around the edge.

The Victoria and Albert Museum in London has two examples decorated in the same Limoges enamel style as that at Chantilly. One was acquired in 1844, the other in 1901 but they form a...

An elegant and complete vintage service from the storied Limoges France firm of Charles Field Haviland. In virtually unused condition, this set still had all its original paper packi...

Paul Bonnaud (1876-1953) for Limoges, France. Antique Art Nouveau bronze vase with beautiful enamel work in blue-green shades, circa 1910.

A beautiful hand-painted and artist signed set of plates by Charles Ahrenfeldt, Limoges and signed by Mireille. Each plate has a different selection of hand-painted flowers in the ce...

Nude, porcelain drawing by Jean Cocteau limited edition by Charles Fields Haviland. Numbered limited edition (50).  

This set of 12 early 20th century porcelain dinner plates was made by Charles Ahrenfeldt of Limoges, France. The plates feature raised impasto gold gilt enamel atop a deep cobalt bl...

A great and hard to find set of four matching platters. Graduating in size from 10.0 inches to 19.0 inches in length. They have a delightful scallop to the edge as well as "handles" ...

A great set of cobalt blue and nicely gilded soup or dessert cups with their saucers, 16 pieces total. By the world re known Limoges factory of William Guerin Circa 1890. This set is...

Ruth Raemisch also used the same facilities, working on her enamels while regular courses were offered. Whitcomb recalls being intrigued by Raemisch’s techniques and wanting to emula...

Stylistically, it is clear the belonging of this work to the enamels of Limoges of the XIII century, and would be part of a plate or would have been subject to a cross or a chest, al...

She juried and curated numerous exhibitions and went to great efforts to keep enameling on public display. Besides exhibiting in Europe, she led the effort to have several American e...

He will create the first decorations by hand on porcelain enamel from Limoges." Artoria Limoges extract.

He will create the first decorations by hand on porcelain enamel from Limoges." Artoria Limoges extract.   

It is known for its very high quality porcelain, often decorated with gold and enamel. Limoges: Located in the Limousin region, Limoges is another major porcelain manufacturing cent...

A gorgeous Limoges enameled bowl by Jules Sarlandie with raised animals and plants in crystalline white on a red tinted enameled copper ground.

Limoges enamel scent bottle. Silver mounts, c. 1880

A rare pair of Limoges enamel vases, each with painted in the round scenes of Fancy Ladies of the day fashionably dressed.

Limoges enamel plate (probably Limoges), depicting the battle of Zama that took place in 202 BC.

Limoges enamel plate, superbly painted with a scene depicting 'The Drunken Silenious', the border with various scrolls and grotesque masks in the Renaissance manner, the reverse with...

A fine and large French Limoges enamel plaque signed Jacques Ier Laudin (1627-1695), most famous enamel painter in Limoges, circa 1650 in it's original giltwood frame.

He was particularly noted for his figural work and religious objects. The signed Limoges enamel plaque is the work of Alfred Meyer, who was instrumental in the revival of painted ...

Fantastic French Sterling and Limoges Enamel are combined to Make this one of the nicest cigar boxes we have seen.

A pair of late 19th century French enamel, on copper, lamps in the manner of Limoge.

This is a beautifully executed brooch

The plaque is unique in that it is a rare use of porcelain as the Medium in combination with enamel which is most often over copper. The use of foils below the translucent enamels ...

An early-nineteenth-century blue and gold painted enamel snuff box with sterling silver body and topped with a painted portrait of a woman in eighteenth-century dress.

A lovely little gem of a piece, the foil below the translucent enamels make this a de luxe example of enamel on copper decoration, it gives a beautiful highlight when reflected by ...

Limoges enamel, monogram to be identified. Characters on the river bank.

This rose gold Limoges enamel bangle bracelet depicts the Goddess Diana with her hounds and two cherubs.

A beautifully hand painted oval shape and convex emamel plaque, depicting cherubs, with the initials D L on the front, and artist signed on the back, along with "Limoges".

A rare, mid 19th century Minton pottery two handled covered vase executed in the classical style and decorated in grisaille imitating the techniques of Limoges enamels. One side with...

These very fine nine bone china demi-tasse cup and saucers were manufactured by Limoges in France. There beautiful cobalt blue border with 24-karat gold encrusted rim on the in and o...

Early 20th century Limoges porcelain perfume lamp, electrified, depicting an oriental figure brewing a potion.  

These ten large high quality porcelain dinner plates were manufactured by Limoges in France. They measure 10 1/2" in diameter and have a unusual blue colored double stripe border alm...

It's true that Sevres enamels have this look - a bit of a cross between Bresson enamels with raised jewel-like dots, and Limoges enamels.

Made in France circa 1930 Signature: C. Faure Limoges - Made in France A rare enamel on silver vase, with geometric patterns.

A delicate enameled compact powder box with floral decor by Jules Sarlandie (1874-1936). Of polished brass with a mirror on the inside lid. Excellent condition, measures: 1 3/4 inch ...

The piece was created in France circa 1920, and is signed on the bottom right "Faure Limoges France". Camille Fauré (1872-1944), famous for his enamels, was born in Périgue...

Art Deco Limoge vase by Salandie in colors of burgundy, red, purple and orange.

These are copies of late 18th century Chinese
porcelain that was ordered by Martha Washington.
An original is in the Diplomatic rooms at the Dept.
of State. Ther...

The enamelled vases from Limoges are a testimony to the highest level of craftsmanship and, with their abstract geometric pattern, also true milestones in the aesthetics of French Ar...

Camille Faure (1874-1956), Limoges. Camille Fauré enameled copper vase with floral decoration Art Nouveau Art Deco vase.

Camille Faure (1874-1956), Limoges. Camille Fauré enameled copper vase with floral decoration Art Nouveau Art Deco vase.

Engraved crystal bowl, gilted bronze, enamel by Lebrun Limoges, 19th century

Gamet is known for these kinds of specially painted decorative items, with enamel applied to Limoges porcelain. They are highly collectable, fetching high prices at auction.

Christ corpus in gilt and enameled copper Limoges, France, XIII th c. Arms and feet, small lacks to the crown, traces of gilt and blue enamel.

Designed as two enameled gold Roman profiles, possibly Roma and Minerva, by Limoges, the helmets and armour of engraved gold, attached by two 18k gold link chains enhanced with three...

An authentic antique, this early twentieth century French Limoges enamel brooch is made of silver, with marcasite surround.

A wonderful Limoge enamel of an expressionist boy holding a rabbit.

These eight bone China bread and butter plates have a bold deep cobalt blue border outlined in encrusted 24-karat gold. The snowflake center medallion is also in pristine condition. ...

This perfume bottle is probably made by Limoges, France. The condition is very good with just a few small enamel age flakes behind.