Longjiang

A refined expression of 18th-century French artistry, this collection reinterprets the iconic Vieux Marseille style in exquisite Limoges porcelain. Known as Longjiang by Raynaud, it draws inspiration from traditional French faience dinner services, reflecting a period when Chinese motifs and Eastern decorative influences captivated European taste and shaped the world of high-end porcelain.

The design traces back to an antique faience plate acquired by André Raynaud in 1974. Enchanted by its intricate detail, he reimagined it in fine Limoges porcelain—celebrated for its luminous translucency and delicate refinement—allowing exceptional precision and vibrant color in each piece.

Longjiang collection presents six original pastoral scenes, depicting fishermen in exotic landscapes, meticulously reproduced across plates, cups, and full porcelain sets. Each item is adorned with finely crafted foliage and birds, finished with a signature green trim, blending artistry with timeless French elegance. Presented on the Argent shape, an 18th-century scalloped edge, the collection enhances depth, movement, and sophistication in premium dining services.

A true testament to French craftsmanship, Longjiang in Limoges porcelain embodies heritage, refined artistry, and enduring beauty for collectors and connoisseurs of haute porcelain and elegant dining sets.