Featured More cloisonne for ID and possible age?

I guess I have a thing for this stuff. But I seem to sell every one i buy so I keep doing it.
This piece is 6 1/2" tall multi colored flowers.
The top is brass, But the bottom looks more silver.
Was hoping someone could give me an age range and either Japanese or Chinese. or?

Mikey

 

Chinese.
I think 1930s.

Wait for other opinions.

 

Hi,
I concur with Pat
greg

 

A bit cross-cultural looking, my jury is still out. What colour is the inside?
The base without enamel and the roof tile like border around the bottom look Japanese.
It has a very Chinese looking ruyi border, but that has those Japanese goldstone shimmer cloisons (pink), which are also in the flower buds.

 

Here is a pic of the top, gray not brass?
And the wires are silver not brass either?

 

Thanks Mikey. It is a definite yes for Japanese now.
- No enamel on the inside or base.
- The silver colour of the metal.
- Goldstone filled cloisons in the ruyi border and in the flower buds.
- 'Roof tile' border around the bottom.

The fact that there is no line of little dots just above the bottom rim was a bit confusing, but they are not mandatory of course. This one also has just roof tiles and no line of dots:


Judging from the pitting in the enamel, your vase is antique. Late Meiji, I think, just before 1912.

 

Wow thanks A J. Much appreciated. Merry Christmas.

 

Pleasure, and a very Merry Christmas to you too.

 

By the way, 'roof tiles' is just my name for that pattern. There must be a far more elegant term, but I think you know what I mean: