Just like everything, there is good quality stuff and not-so-good quality stuff for people who want the look, but don't have the $$$. ;)
I know next to nothing about this stuff so take my answer as a guesstimate. Late 19th c/early 20th c. Most of this type of "rough" champleve...
Nice pair of cloisonne vases. I think I've mentioned it before, but somewhere along the way someone told me that cloisonne on a copper base is...
Yes, that headdress doesn't look like it belongs. Perhaps it was added afterwards?
Didn't realize there were so many names to that mark. I recall Donath, but not the others.
Yes, it didn't look quite Englush to me either, but I've seen that dragon pattern on English china -- Coalport? Copelands? Gah, my memory is shot.
I see FB. Looks mid 19th c. Mark might be in Goddens or if Staffordshire, at thepotteries.org.
So many of these little ceramic boxes in the 20th c were made in Limoges, but I can't say for sure about this one or the other one you posted...
Typo -- Henry Sandon, but his son has taken up the torch.
OMG -- what a buy!
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