A Repubic period Copper cloisonne bowls

Item: Great Chinese Cloisonne Bowl Maker: Unknown Origin: China Date/Period: 19th C, Early 20th C Materials: Copper, Enamel Size: 7 3/4 Inches wide, 2 1/4 Inches deep This colorful, antique cloisonne

A Chinese gilt copper serving bowl with cloisonne enamel design. Late Qing period, before 1912. Round footed piece garnished with floral cloisonne ornaments and Shou symbol against the blue background

A Chinese copper serving bowl with cloisonne enamel design. Late Qing period, before 1912. Round footed piece garnished with floral cloisonne ornaments against the black background. Turquoise blue inn

Hand Hammered Copper substrate with gilt interior. Mythical beast decoration. 19th Century, likely Edo Period. 3.5" tall, 6" diameter. pock marked and somewhat porous surface. Bottom Repair, gilt wear

A very fine Japanese Meiji period cloisonne bowl, showing two dragons on a midnight black ground. 5 inches Diameter. Provenance: From James Dolph's Private Collection.

DESCRIPTION: An antique Persian Qajar hand hammered copper handled bowl. This fine Persian Qajar period copper bowl is of traditional form, which a bulbous body and a slightly waisted neck widening in

wt:1560gD:4 1/9in(10.4cm)H:8 1/8in(20.6cm)

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China, ROC Period, cloisonne stacking bowls, raised base, yellow ground, painted panels, with white ground and floral designs, mark on base. Height 5 in., Width 4 in.

Japanese Meiji period ginbari cloisonne bowl with bright orange and brown koi fish on a bright blue enamel ground, signed on base. 7 x 3.75 in deep. Excellent condition.

A good early 20th c., Chinese Republic period bronze cloisonne bowl in a four lobed melon shape. It features a cobalt ground, brass wire work, turquoise ruyi, with blue and white floral elements in an

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD CLOISONNE ENAMEL BOWL decorated with foliage. 18 cm diameter.

Vintage Chinese Gilt Gold Red Copper Cloisonne Double Ears Bowl Dimension: 194 x 118 x 59 (mm) 7.64 x 4.64 x 2.32(inches) Weight:2.54 lbs/1152 g

A Chinese cloisonne bowl Republic period or earlier H: 3 5/8, Dia: 7 1/8 in. (H: 9.21, Dia: 18.10 cm.) Provenance: Private collection, New York.

PROVENANCE: Private estate TYPE: Covered dish MATERIAL: Enamel over copper DIMENSIONS: 18" CONDITION: Some of the enamel is chipped off on the inside.

Title: A Pair Chinese Gilt Gld Red Copper Cloisonne Candlesticks Date Period: After 1800 Origin: Chinese Materials: Red Copper Dimensions: Dimension:65 x 176(mm) 2.56 x 6.93 (inches) Weight 2.13 lbs/9

China, Ming period, copper red high stem bowl, flared rim with thin blue border, decorated with blue mythical beasts against a dense red ruyi cloud ground. Width 5 1/4 in., Height 6 in. Provenance: fa

Very elegant cloisonne on copper lidded jar or vase in the 'Sticks' pattern, cylindrical form, hallmarked "Fabienne Jouvin Paris" on underside. Lid can be used as a bowl. Cloisonne on copper lidded ja

Arts and crafts period #884 handmade copper dish / bowl. Stamped "Hand Made Craftsman Co 884".

A GOOD 18TH CENTURY CHINESE QIANLONG MARK & PERIOD UNDERGLAZE-BLUE & COPPER-RED PORCELAIN BOWL, the interior painted to its centre with a frond of lingzhi, the rounded sides rising to an everted rim a

THE EXQUISITELY DETAILED BOX WITH A BLUE IMPERIAL DRAGON ON A YELLOW BACKGROUND. CLOISONNE ON COPPER. LATE QING PERIOD. IN VERY GOOD CONDITION EXCEPT FOR ONE SMALL SPOT OF ENAMEL LOSS ON THE INSIDE. I

Republic Period (1912-1949) Each: an enamel cloisonne bowl with brass rim and decorated with polychrome dragon and cloud motif to interior and scale pattern on blue ground to exterior, 2 pieces Each

Large Japanese Copper Singing Bowl, Edo Period. Thickly cast in ovoid form, the rim inscribed 'Muromachi ju Dewa Daijo Somi saku', 'Kishin-tatematsuru Kishida Hanemon', and dated 'Tenpo juyonen sangat

An antique Japanese Meiji Era covered and footed enamel on copper bowl. Circa: early 20th century. The baluster bowl is enameled with polychrome floral and foliage patterns, and images of birds on the