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Polychrome cloisonné on a copper body, partly gilt China, Jiaqing/Daoguang period, 19th century Bulbous bowel on a high base with a stressed mouth rim The wall with revolving, five clawed dragons with magical pearl between flames and cloud ornaments on a light blue background Framed by crashing waves at the base and a stylized ruyi border at the neck Inside with crabs, fishes and lotus leaves around a turtle in the center, depicted on a ground of waves Base and foot rim embellished with a floral, ornamental pattern in hexagon shaped elements Height: 8 cm Diameter: 31 cm Good condition Estimate by Auctionata Expert: 5,000 Euro
Condition:
The bowl is in a good condition with usual signs of age and use. Minimal gold wear and partly little loss of enamel color, especially inside. The height measures 8 cm and the diameter is 31 cm.
Cloisonné
The term coisonné is French and may be translated as ‘partition’. With this technique, also referred to as cell fusion, thin wires or metal strips are decoratively soldered onto a metal base, usually copper. The cells are gradually filled with enamel powder, melting after the object is heated. The polished surface is often gilded. In China this art has been known since the Bronze Age and the oldest Chinese cloisonné pieces date back to the Yuan Dynasty (1261-1368).
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