Ball vase ''le bal'' by Jean Boggio for Emaux Longwy, 1990s
€475.00
A cheerful vase with images of happy and loving sailors and doves of peace.
Who doesn't get a good mood from that?
Height: 13 cm.
Ø: 12 cm.
Origin: France, 1990s.
The glaze is crackled.
Material: ceramic, 21 carat gold (top and bottom edge).
Questions? Mail us.
Emaux de Longwy is a French ceramics factory, founded in 1798, known for its handmade, colorful ball vases.
The factory is known for its use of a special glazing technique, which results in vibrant colors and detailed designs.
During the Art Deco period, the designs became more modern, with sleeker lines and geometric patterns.
Jean Boggio is a French artist and designer, born in 1949, who is known for his art objects and ceramic design.
Boggio has collaborated with several prestigious French brands, such as Emaux de Longwy, and his work is beloved by collectors.
His pieces can be found in museums and private collections worldwide.
A cheerful vase with images of happy and loving sailors and doves of peace.
Who doesn't get a good mood from that?
Height: 13 cm.
Ø: 12 cm.
Origin: France, 1990s.
The glaze is crackled.
Material: ceramic, 21 carat gold (top and bottom edge).
Questions? Mail us.
Emaux de Longwy is a French ceramics factory, founded in 1798, known for its handmade, colorful ball vases.
The factory is known for its use of a special glazing technique, which results in vibrant colors and detailed designs.
During the Art Deco period, the designs became more modern, with sleeker lines and geometric patterns.
Jean Boggio is a French artist and designer, born in 1949, who is known for his art objects and ceramic design.
Boggio has collaborated with several prestigious French brands, such as Emaux de Longwy, and his work is beloved by collectors.
His pieces can be found in museums and private collections worldwide.