Pin Vase with exquisite floral ornaments. Hot in the technique of cloisonne enamel. China
 

Pin Vase with exquisite floral ornaments. Hot in the technique of cloisonne enamel. China, the Management Board of Guangxu (1875-1908 gg.), The beginning of the twentieth century.
Copper, casting, soldering, polychrome enamel and patina.
Dimensions:
Height - 23.5 cm
Base diameter - 6.8 cm
Neck diameter - 7.7 cm
Preservation is very good.
On a light body there stands a bright multi-colored vases composition in the form of a flower and dragonfly. Such a figure - one of the traditional themes of Chinese decorative arts. French term "cloisonne" means "positioned in the cell" refers to the bulkheads and made of copper wire, which are soldered to a metal background, to share the enamel portions of different colors. The cells are filled with enamel and baked, sometimes on several occasions as enamel compressed. The product is calcined at a relatively low temperature sufficient to melt the enamel. After firing vessel is polished to form a smooth surface, aligned with the edges of the partitions. The protruding edges of walls are usually covered with gold leaf. Initially rejected by Chinese experts for unsightly bright metallic colors, the products in the technique of "cloisonne" began to be used in the XV century as a royal court household items and ritual objects in the temples. The first samples of enamel "cloisonné" appeared in China in the XV century and since then the technology of manufacturing products has not changed.
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Pin Vase with exquisite floral ornaments.
 

Pin Vase with exquisite floral ornaments.
Hot in the technique of cloisonne enamel.
China, the Management Board of Guangxu (1875-1908 gg.), The beginning of the twentieth century.

Explain that to your means "Vase Pin".

The word bowl on the Chinese pronounced «pin». Turns "Vase Vase"

On what grounds this vase attributed to the time "Board Guangxu (1875-1908 gg.), The beginning of the twentieth century."

Good day.

Rather 50s.

From SW.

Vase can not be more than 60-70 years old ...
This is also visible on the ornament, in his style, and by the form of copper.
This is not the beginning of the century.