French Faience Tulipiere - Luneville - c1890s

This exquisite tulipière by Luneville, dating to the late 19th century, embodies the elegance and rich history of French faience. With three openings for floral arrangements, this piece is a lovely example of Luneville’s distinct style and artistry. Hand-painted with the careful detail characteristic of the faience tradition, the tulipière reflects the enduring appeal of floral ceramics, a style closely associated with the picturesque region of Lorraine, France, where Luneville pottery flourished.

Luneville faience is celebrated for its distinctive French touch on decorative ceramics, contrasting yet influenced by the blue-and-white Delftware popular in the Netherlands.

This piece, in particular, resonates with historical charm and is reminiscent of a similar 18th-century Luneville tulipière showcased in the Musée de Reims. The museum’s tulipière illustrates the long-standing tradition of floral ceramics within the region, connecting this piece with a centuries-old lineage of French craftsmanship.

Perfect as a centrepiece or collector’s item, this tulipière combines the charm of provincial French style with a sense of historical continuity. With subtle age-related crazing that enhances its vintage appeal, this piece by Luneville offers an evocative glimpse into the artistic legacy of faience in 19th-century France.

• Material: Demi-Porcelaine
• Style: Art Nouveau
• Technique: Hand-painted
• Place of Origin: France
• Mark: Keller and Guerin mark, that was used from 1880 on
• Date of Manufacture: 1890s
• Condition: Perfect condition, some crazing

Dimension:
Height: 21 cm | 9 in
Width: 16 cm | 3.1 in
Depth: 6 cm | 2.3 in