Chinese Cloisonné Bowl from the Late 19th to Early 20th century -8¼"

This exquisite Chinese cloisonné bowl, dating to the late Qing dynasty (late 19th century) or early Republic period (early 20th century), showcases the vibrant artistry and meticulous craftsmanship characteristic of this time. The bowl features an intricate floral design set against a rich red background, highlighted by a striking blue border with scalloped patterns. The detailed foliage and blossoms are rendered in vivid greens, yellows, and blues, while the background displays an elegant key-fret pattern in gold, adding depth and refinement to the piece.

The gently rounded shape, low profile, and copper rim emphasize the harmonious balance of form and decoration. The base is adorned with an intricately detailed turquoise cloud motif and an engraved red cartouche, further attesting to its fine quality and traditional Chinese aesthetics. Cloisonné pieces like this were often used as decorative accents in elite homes or for ceremonial purposes. Today, with its vibrant colors and detailed craftsmanship, this antique bowl can bring a touch of historical elegance to modern interiors.