Chinese iron vase with champlevé enamels - Lot 43

Chinese iron vase with champlevé enamels Chinese baluster-shaped iron vase with a dark, textured surface, decorated on the shoulder with a frieze of floral scrolls enhanced with polychrome enamels in turquoise, blue, white, yellow, red, and pink. The body features a horizontal seam, a short cylindrical neck, and a slightly flared rim. Work attributed to the Qing Dynasty, likely from the 19th century. Minor enamel loss, traces of oxidation, and visible surface wear. Details: Origin: China | Period: Qing Dynasty, 19th century | Material: iron and champlevé enamels | Form: baluster with a cylindrical neck | Decoration: polychrome floral scrolls | Height: 30 cm | Condition: wear, minor loss of enamel, and surface oxidation.