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Chinese Cloisonné Enamel Bottle Vase中国掐丝珐琅瓶式花瓶
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This is a Chinese cloisonné enamel bottle vase, and a handsome one at that: tall, elegant, and dressed in a lively turquoise ground with flowering branches and scrolling borders. The form borrows from classical Chinese bronze and porcelain silhouettes, which is exactly what makes cloisonné such a collector-friendly medium—it can feel both archaic and delightfully decorative at once.
The craftsmanship here is competent and attractive, with polychrome enamel work and gilt-colored rims that frame the shape nicely. But the overall finish is fairly uniform and glossy, and the mounts read more like later decorative production than true antique hand-finished age.
Condition appears generally good, though there is visible surface wear, some rubbing, and minor enamel loss in places. That kind of honest wear is helpful, but it does not by itself push this into high-antique territory.
My authenticity score is 45%. I would place it as a mid-20th-century decorative Chinese cloisonné vase, with an auction estimate of about $150 to $350 if honestly described. As a later reproduction or decorative piece, it would likely bring $75 to $200. A charming object—more elegant garden party than imperial court, but still very pleasing to the eye.
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Item Report
Chinese Cloisonné Enamel Bottle Vase
中国掐丝珐琅瓶式花瓶
By:Unknown
Style:Chinese cloisonné enamel
Origin:China
Materials:Copper or brass body, cloisonné enamel, gilt-metal mounts
Age:Mid-20th century, circa 1950s-1970s
Condition:Good (visible surface wear, scuffs, minor enamel losses, not officially graded)
Maker's Marks / Writing:No visible maker's mark or inscription
Date:2026-06-07 11:57:43.825737
Description:
Baluster-form bottle vase with flared mouth and foot, decorated in polychrome enamels on a turquoise geometric ground with flowering branches and dark scrolling borders. Brass or gilt-metal rims at the mouth and foot; likely decorative cloisonné work, probably 20th century rather than imperial period.
长颈鼓腹撇口撇足瓶式花瓶，通体以多彩珐琅装饰，蓝绿色几何锦地上绘花枝纹，配深色卷草边饰。口沿与足沿带黄铜或鎏金属圈；应为装饰性掐丝珐琅器，较可能为20世纪制品而非宫廷旧物。
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Assessment:
A decorative Chinese cloisonné vase in a classical bottle form, but the surface, overall finish, and brass mounts suggest a later tourist or export-market piece rather than a high-period antique. Attractive and collectible as décor, with modest auction value.
这是一件装饰性的中国掐丝珐琅瓶式花瓶，器形具有传统意味，但釉面、整体完成度以及黄铜包口包足都更像较晚期的旅游纪念品或外销装饰器物，而非高等级古代精品。作为陈设器具仍然好看，但拍卖价值较为有限。
Individual Images:
whole vase front
close floral detail
mouth and neck
back floral detail
shoulder and body
lower body and foot
underside with opening
Provenance:
No provenance provided.
Condition:
Good (visible surface wear, scuffs, minor enamel losses, not officially graded)
Identification Score: 87%
The form, enamel technique, floral motifs, and geometric ground strongly indicate Chinese cloisonné. Confidence is high for identification, though exact dating is less certain from photos alone.
器形、掐丝珐琅工艺、花卉纹样以及几何锦地都很明确地指向中国掐丝珐琅。对器类判断的把握很高，但仅凭照片对具体年代仍有一定不确定性。
Authenticity Score: 45%
Visually convincing as cloisonné, but the glossy overall finish, uniform enamel, and brass-colored mounts read more like a later decorative piece than a genuine antique. No clear signs of age consistent with an 18th- or 19th-century imperial work.
从外观看确实是掐丝珐琅，但整体光泽感较强、釉色较均匀，黄铜色包口包足也更像后期装饰品，而不像真正古代旧器。未见与18或19世纪宫廷器物相符的明确岁月痕迹。
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Keywords
Chinese cloisonné, bottle vase, enamel, turquoise ground, floral decoration, China, decorative art
中国掐丝珐琅, 瓶式花瓶, 珐琅, 松石绿地, 花卉纹, 中国, 装饰艺术
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