Longchamp

Rather annoyingly I can’t upload the picture. But I want to find out about Longchamp pottery. I have a large jardiniere in the Barbotine style with massive roses. I have spent all morning trying to find anything about the pottery but can only find pictures on Pinterest!
Anyone help?

 

If you search Longchamps Barbotine -Pinterest... that will filter out most of the initial Pinterest images

 

Thank you. But that stopped Pinterest and now eBay and multiple other selling sites override the search. With no visible actual information regarding Longchamp.

 

You can keep adding minuses. Sometimes that will work. -pinterest -ebay -1stdibs etc etc etc

 

Photo too large error? Here are some solutions:

If you have an iPhone or ipad you can email them to yourself and select medium size. I then download them on my computer in case I need to work with them and then upload them.
These are instructions on just using your iPhone https://www.antiquers.com/threads/resizing-photos-on-i-phone.35097/

If you have an android, then here are some suggestions:

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/using-an-android-phone-for-pics-on-antiquers.41709/

Be sure to use insert all as full image at the top of your photos.

 

Thank you. Here’s a picture. I got it yesterday for my birthday and absolutely love it, but can find nothing about the “Longchamp” stamp on the bottom.

 

We can't help you identify the "Longchamp" stamp unless you post a photo of it.

 

Thank you but I had to get a magnifying glass to find and read it myself this morning so would never achieve a photograph. It is just the word “Longchamp” stamped into the pot when it was wet?
I have been unable to find out anything about the French Pottery on line?

 

I’m having significant difficulty orienting which is top and bottom on your piece, since it’s still partially wrapped in the carton.....is that white-ish round piece a base??? OR can you take it out of the carton?? Thanks!!

 

I don't know if this helps or not, but you might want to check "Edouard Gilles French Barbotine".

I have no idea if your vase is old or not, but it looks as if it's in a similar style.

 

I’ve uploaded another picture.

 

Not much information has been published on Longchamp (at least in English).

 

Somebody else ad trouble: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/longchamp-porcelain-cant-find-info-on-manufacterer.7640/

 

I found images of the printed marks here:
https://www.infofaience.com/en/marks/other-marks?start=20

One thing that helps - don't use Image search. That gets you past the Pins and Ebay and goes to info sites. Unfortunately while I can read French well enough, I know nothing about faience.

 

Get a magnifying app for your phone. They are free. Then take your picture of the Longchamp mark. Also the whole bottom please

 

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Work your way through the page until you reach Longchamps from 1830. Three Marks registered: https://www.libertys.com/emaux.htm

 

The 4th blurry picture is a number 1 pressed into the pot ... like Longchamp.
Thank you all in advance.