oribe? don't think so!
This stuff is called "Canton Enamel" or at least what us old dealers used to call it. Your piece is VERY tarnished. Normally copper base or...
The first vase isn't like any Murano I've seen, likely Chinese.
Looks like typical Japanese dinnerware to me
I told you it was Chinese in the other thread
J. Jones?
Tea caddy, as you say.
Not cloisonne - champleve as @komokwa says.
Hot water pots for adding extra hot water to the tea.
Definitely Chinese lacquer as @kyratango stated. No question about it!
Dunno what the object is but the origin is China and the design also Chinese.
I'd steer clear, the last 16thc piece of Italian majolica I owned had rim chips that were the colour of ginger snaps. OLD! One thing you have to...
This is not true gilt, it is a dutch metal frame (brass alloy leaf). The corners are a bit large for the frame and because they are simply cast...
I can't see signatures in the traditional form; maybe these are parts of a diptych or triptych
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