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<p>[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 402949, member: 2844"]Welcome Bangles.</p><p>It is a gorgeous box. To me it looks like Indo-Persian champlevé enamel.</p><p><br /></p><p>You're right, the style is Indo-Persian, so NW India or Pakistan. The heavy, rather roughly made clasp, the handle, the type of enamel and technique are typical for the Indian sub-continent.</p><p>The enamel looks made in the champlevé technique, so designs cut out of the metal, rather than strips of metal soldered on flat metal, or the metal is cast with a design. The design is filled in with enamel.</p><p>Most Indian and Pakistani enamel is made using this technique, although cloisonné (using soldered strips for the design) is seen as well, particularly on antique pieces.</p><p><br /></p><p>Could we see a closeup just to be sure it is champlevé and not cloisonné?</p><p>And could we see the inside and the bottom as well? That would help with the time frame.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 402949, member: 2844"]Welcome Bangles. It is a gorgeous box. To me it looks like Indo-Persian champlevé enamel. You're right, the style is Indo-Persian, so NW India or Pakistan. The heavy, rather roughly made clasp, the handle, the type of enamel and technique are typical for the Indian sub-continent. The enamel looks made in the champlevé technique, so designs cut out of the metal, rather than strips of metal soldered on flat metal, or the metal is cast with a design. The design is filled in with enamel. Most Indian and Pakistani enamel is made using this technique, although cloisonné (using soldered strips for the design) is seen as well, particularly on antique pieces. Could we see a closeup just to be sure it is champlevé and not cloisonné? And could we see the inside and the bottom as well? That would help with the time frame.[/QUOTE]
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