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Art Deco Longwy Primavera Charger

Item # 2648
Measurements
16.5" Diameter x 3" T
Price (USD)
$ 3,000

This Art Deco Longwy ceramic charger, over 16 inches in diameter, showcases Primavera's innovative artistry. Signed by the artist Olesseruez and marked with the Atelier Primavera stamp, it exemplifies Longwy's golden era of earthenware production. As the design studio of the Parisian department store Les Grands Magasins du Printemps, Primavera was known for its modernist, artistic creations. This charger is a rare model, distinguished by both the artist's signature and the Atelier Primavera stamp—markings seldom seen together.

During the 1920s and 1930s, Primavera collaborated with notable artists, such as René Buthaud, and partnered with esteemed ceramic houses like Longwy to create avant-garde designs for the modern collector.

The design features an elegant still life of fruit in a bowl with a pitcher outline, crafted in earthenware ceramic with a classic crackle glaze. It also includes an Art Deco motif of two female nudes and a deer, symbolizing grace and harmony. The refined palette of black, taupe, pale yellow, and burnt sienna, combined with finely stylized outlines, accentuates the dynamic form, making this piece a true masterpiece of the Art Deco period.

The design renders the monotone artistic still life of fruit in a bowl with a pitcher outline. Executed earthenware ceramic with crackle glaze.

 

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