Ritas Bazaar has dated this Canton Enamel Copper Bowl to the 19th Century.

The contrasting white enamel interior is decorated with the traditional Three Abundances (Sanduo) motif of a pomegranate, peach and Buddha's Hand citron, symbols of fertility, longevity and prosperity in Chinese culture. The composition is enclosed by an elegant red-and-gold geometric diaper border.
Produced by firing successive vitreous enamel layers onto a hand-hammered copper body, this unmarked bowl displays the quality and craftsmanship associated with Canton workshops supplying luxury goods for the European export market.
Well-preserved Canton painted enamels with richly executed Millefleurs decoration continue to enjoy strong demand among collectors of Chinese export art.

Dimensions:
• Weight: 274 g
• Height: 7 cm
• Top rim diameter: 15.2 cm
Condition:
Excellent antique condition. Light age-related wear to the gilding on the scalloped rim. The enamel decoration remains completely intact. Examined under UV light; no hidden cracks, post-factory chips or restoration detected.

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Ritas Bazaar has dated this Canton Enamel Copper Bowl to the 19th Century.
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