Chinese Cliosonne Vase CHRYSANTHEMUM Art Nouveau Design Enamel glass Glass Art Brass Gold Plated Art nouveau brocante asiatika

Beautiful Chinese vase made of gold-plated brass with colorful enamel works. The vase is handmade and is in beautiful undamaged condition. Cloisonné, also called cell melting or cell enamel, is a handicraft technique in enamel work. For production, thin wires or metal strips are soldered onto a carrier plate, which usually consists of copper, and different colored glass flows are embedded between them. ❤️

Height approx. 15 cm
Width on the abdomen approx. 8 cm


All items in my shop are sold according to §25a UStG margin taxation. Each purchase is accompanied by an invoice pre-made by Etsy.
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The accessories around the piece, is decoration and is not included in the scope of delivery.
If you have certain wishes for your packaging, please write to me, maybe we will find a suitable solution, for example for a gift.

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For the shipment I need about 2-5 working days (within Germany), this is then of course insured, CO2 neutral (GoGreen) and with a shipment tracking worldwide By DHL,
The tracking number, I enter directly here on Etsy,
So you can check the current status of your package at any time.
Outside the EU, shipping can unfortunately be delayed due to the current crises.
You are also welcome to send me your telephone number / email address when ordering, this will then be deposited with the shipping company after your consent. So the supplier can contact you at the time of delivery.

The pieces of jewelry that you will find here in my shop are mainly from Art Nouveau (about 1900) but also much older pieces of jewelry are included, sometimes even from 1860, accordingly, the pieces sometimes have traces of use and a certain patina, which I try to preserve in some cases due to the nostalgia and aesthetics.

I find my jewelry and treasures at household liquidations, antique markets and dealer colleagues throughout Germany, so "new" articles are added almost every day, so it's worth taking a look again and again.