Decorative ornament - Probabilmente smalto viennese - Austria

Magnificent polychrome enamel plaque on hand-painted copper fired in kiln, depicting the Allegory of Music, mounted in its original gilt bronze easel-style frame finely chased.
The work, datable to the last quarter of the 19th century (1880-1900), is a typical example of French Limoges revival intended for the Grand Tour market.
Subject: at the center a female figure in red and white dress holds a music score with a fluttering light-blue veil. On the sides two musical cherubs, one with a double trumpet and the other with a lute, at the feet a golden lyre and laurel and rose branches. A scene of great chromatic vivacity on a landscape background.
Technique and materials:
• Plaque: bulged copper with multicolored vitreous enamel hand-painted in multiple firings
• Frame: cast and gilded bronze, Rocaille / Louis XV revival style, with scroll decoration and a central floral cartouche, toe buds. Back with serpentine engraving and an oval seat for the plaque, equipped with a stand and a hanging ring.
Checked: disassembled object, support confirmed in copper with enamel (not ceramic/porcelain).
Measurements - TO BE VERIFIED WITH A CALIPER:
Total height with feet: approx. 11 cm
Frame width: approx. 6.5 cm
Enamel plaque: approx. 9 x 5.5 cm
Weight: approx. 90 g
I advise measuring precisely before publishing.
Condition:
Good antique condition. Enamel with normal age craquelure and slight opacity, no significant detachments or invasive restoration. Gilded bronze with wear of the gilding on the feet and on the edges, as shown in the photo. A fascinating vintage aura.
Provenance: Italian private collection.
Decorative piece perfect for a cabinet of curiosities, music salon, or library.

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