Description: Vintage Rare Art Deco Keller & Guerin, Luneville, France Faience Ceramic Plate with Dancing Couple in Alsatian Costume, 1920-1930's Delightful Art Deco ceramic plate was manufactured by the Keller and Guerin, Luneville Faience Ceramic Company in France. The design on the plate was created by George Condé (1891-1980), a French Art Deco artist. The ceramic plate portrays a dancing couple wearing traditional costume from the Alsace region and may have been created as one of a series of plates depicting local costumes from various regions of France. The underside is stamped with the maker's marks: K et G Luneville FRANCE (a green printed mark) and symbol G (an impressed mark). The style of decoration is pure Art Deco and was probably hand decorated using 3 stencils, one for each color. This plate is a fun and scarce example of a ceramic piece from Luneville during the early Modernist years of the Art Deco style in the 1920-30's. Dimensions: 8-1/8" diameter, 1-1/16" deep Condition: Very Good. No visible cracks, discoloration, wear to decoration, or repairs. There is a very small glaze chip on the inner edge of the base ring and some of the clear glaze on the bottom is finely crazed (see photo). Please check out my other offerings at: https://www.ebay.com/usr/fab-antiques*vintage
Price: 99 USD
Location: Tularosa, New Mexico
End Time: 2024-08-05T17:41:12.000Z
Shipping Cost: 15 USD
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Item Specifics
All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Shape: Round
Handmade: Yes
Production Technique: Pottery
Country/Region of Manufacture: France
Style: Art Deco
Backstamp: Impressed and Printed
Material: Ceramic
Theme: Alsace, France traditional costume
Pattern: Alsace region traditional costume
Plate Diameter: 8-1/8 inches
Type: Plate
Features: Decorative, Hand Painted, Heritage
Antique: Yes
Color: Multi-Color
Year Manufactured: 1920
Vintage: Yes
Finish: Glossy
Origin: France
Occasion: All Occasions
Brand: Luneville
Set Includes: Plate
Production Style: Faience Pottery
Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
Time Period Manufactured: 1930-1939
Era: Early 20th Century (1911-1940)
Original/Reproduction: Original
