Ewer - Brass, Cloisonné enamels - Dragon decor

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Brass ewer with polychrome cloisonné enamels on a black ground, circa 1900–1910, richly decorated with sinuous dragon motifs among stylized clouds, circular foot, height 29.5 cm, width between handle and spout 16 cm, panse diameter 10 cm, weight 842 g, general condition good with base weld restoration causing a slight tilt and age/usage wear to the enamels.

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A brass ewer adorned with polychrome cloisonné enamels on a black ground. The ovoid body rests on a circular cavettoed foot, and features a rich decoration of sinuous dragons with yellow bodies, roaming among stylized clouds, flowers, and polychrome scrolls. The neck, shoulder, spout, and foot are underscored by decorative friezes of auspicious motifs, including ruyi heads, scrolls, and floral patterns.

The long, slightly flared neck ends in a broad curved spout, while the handle in gilded/coppery metal takes an elegantly sinuous, volute-shaped form.
China, ca. 1900.

Overall good condition; however the base shows a re-welding restoration (see photos 34 & 35) causing a slight tilt of the ewer relative to its foot. Aging and use wear, slight wear to the enamels, good overall conservation and well-preserved polychromy.
The photos are part of the description.

Dimensions:
- Height: 29.5 cm
- Width from handle to spout: 16 cm
- Diameter of the body: 10 cm (approx.)
- Weight: 842 g

Insured for transport, secure packaging. Delivery by Mondial Relay to home for the following countries: France, Belgium, Germany and Luxembourg.
Delivery via Colissimo for the remainder of European and worldwide destinations.

Seller's Story

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A brass ewer adorned with polychrome cloisonné enamels on a black ground. The ovoid body rests on a circular cavettoed foot, and features a rich decoration of sinuous dragons with yellow bodies, roaming among stylized clouds, flowers, and polychrome scrolls. The neck, shoulder, spout, and foot are underscored by decorative friezes of auspicious motifs, including ruyi heads, scrolls, and floral patterns.

The long, slightly flared neck ends in a broad curved spout, while the handle in gilded/coppery metal takes an elegantly sinuous, volute-shaped form.
China, ca. 1900.

Overall good condition; however the base shows a re-welding restoration (see photos 34 & 35) causing a slight tilt of the ewer relative to its foot. Aging and use wear, slight wear to the enamels, good overall conservation and well-preserved polychromy.
The photos are part of the description.

Dimensions:
- Height: 29.5 cm
- Width from handle to spout: 16 cm
- Diameter of the body: 10 cm (approx.)
- Weight: 842 g

Insured for transport, secure packaging. Delivery by Mondial Relay to home for the following countries: France, Belgium, Germany and Luxembourg.
Delivery via Colissimo for the remainder of European and worldwide destinations.

Seller's Story

Every week, "Au Passionné" unearths new and varied lots: glassware, Art Deco & Art Nouveau, paintings, old and modern sculptures, decoration and many more! Please do not hesitate to contact us on our Catawiki mailbox. The Au Passionate team.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Dragon decor
Material
Cloisonné enamels, Brass
Country of origin
China
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
29.5 cm
Width
16 cm
Diameter
10 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910, 1920-1930
FranceVerified
1835
Objects sold
100%
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