On offer is a 20th-century Chinese cloisonné enamel plate featuring a vibrant bouquet motif on the front and a turquoise-blue gilt outline floral border on the reverse. Cloisonné (known in China as “jingtailan”) is a decorative metal-enamel technique introduced from the Islamic world in the 13th–14th centuries and then developed in China during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Appraisals & Valuations+2The Metropolitan Museum of Art+2 Crafted with visible enamel cells filled over a copper base and fired to achieve rich colour and sheen, the piece displays fine workmanship consistent with mid-20th-century Chinese enamel ware. A fine example of Chinese cloisonné enamel plate work that brings character and authenticity to any interior.

Key Features
✅ Genuine cloisonné enamel on metal – Chinese production, 20th century
✅ Floral bouquet motif to the central face; turquoise-blue reverse with gilt outlined flowers
✅ Origin: China (no specific workshop or maker identified)
✅ Condition: Good overall; enamel intact and bright, some minor wear consistent with age
✅ Diameter: 8.25 inches (approx. 21 cm)

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