Longwy Enamels and Antiques Fair

The Longwy Enamels Fair: A Benchmark Event for Collectors

Longwy, an emblematic city of French faience, hosts its annual fair for old enamels and faiences every May. Organized by the Longwy Passion association, this event brings together specialized collectors and dealers from all over France to present and sell authentic Longwy enamel and faience pieces. This event is part of the city's rich ceramic tradition, whose manufactory founded in 1798 produced pieces now sought after worldwide.

Hundreds of Pieces to Discover

At the Pierre Mousset sports hall, visitors can admire and purchase hundreds of Longwy enamel and faience pieces: vases, plates, dishes, boxes, jewelry, and decorative objects in all styles and techniques. From Art Nouveau floral designs to Art Deco geometric patterns, as well as contemporary creations, the diversity of pieces presented reflects the richness of Longwy's ceramic heritage. Prices range from a few dozen euros to several thousand for the rarest pieces.

A Fine Antique Flea Market as a Complement

In addition to enamels and faiences, the fair also offers a fine antique flea market. Antique furniture, art objects, silverware, glassware, paintings, and curiosities complement the exhibitors' offerings, attracting a wider audience of lovers of beautiful things. This flea market dimension gives the event a warm and varied atmosphere, conducive to discoveries and exchanges between enthusiasts.

A Weekend Dedicated to Decorative Arts

The fair takes place over two days, giving visitors time to browse all the stands and chat with exhibitors. The Pierre Mousset sports hall, located at 1 rue de Boismont in Longwy, offers a spacious and well-lit area, ideal for showcasing the exhibited pieces. The event is a highlight of Longwy's cultural calendar and attracts art lovers from all over the Grand Est region every year.