Ming Wanli Cloisonne vase

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Posted by mamckellen
13 years ago
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Description

This is a small cloisonne vase purported to be of the Ming period, Wanli dynasty.  Came with unofficial paperwork identifying it as such.  A friend who is an antiquity expert confirms it is not a fake.  There are several areas where the cloisonne has chipped away and is damamged.  Confirmed as bronze.  Quite heavy.
Category Asian Art
Medium Cloisonne - bronze and enamel
Condition Fair
Size and dimensions of this item approx. 4.5" high and 2" wide at widest point
Date Period Ming - Wanli dynasty
Weight unknown
History A gift purchased in Hong Kong in the 1960s
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