Enamel - Champlevé

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Champlevé enamel refers to a technique whereby a material’s surface is carved out to form pits into which the enamel is fired, leaving the original metal exposed. It is a highly complex process, requiring a high degree of skill to execute correctly.

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Near pair of onyx and marble pedestals with porcelain plaques

Near pair of onyx and marble pedestals with porcelain plaques
£55,000
Ormolu, champleve enamel, green onyx and marble table cabinet

Ormolu, champleve enamel, green onyx and marble table cabinet
£8,500
Ormolu, champlevé enamel, onyx and marble longcase clock

Ormolu, champlevé enamel, onyx and marble longcase clock
£45,000
Pair of French Chinoiserie bronze and enamel vases

Pair of French Chinoiserie bronze and enamel vases
£5,500
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