From 1919 to 1939, the enamels went through an Arts Deco period in the artistic movement launched by Modern Art or Modern Style, a new stylistic trend taking its source in the abstraction of Cubism.
As a historical pottery, the Manufacture des Emaux de Longwy 1798 reissues certain pieces and decorations that bear witness to its creativity.
A creativity that continues to leave its mark on the times with its timeless modernism.
 

Often confused with Art Deco, which preceded it, the Art Nouveau movement appeared and developed from the 1880s in Lorraine with the Ecole de Nancy. In this universe, Longwy pays tribute to Gallé, Nancy and Klimt in enamel and earthenware creations.
The Art Nouveau collection, with its stylised designs, takes up the floral themes dear to the decorative arts.