Enamel - Guilloché

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The complex Guilloché enamel technique involves a precise and repeated pattern being engraved onto a material, with enamel then applied over the top to create relief patterns.

The Guilloché enamelling technique is common to delicate works produced by - or in the style of - Fabergé, particularly the famous Russian Fabergé eggs.

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Silver gilt antique French table clock by E. Evrot

Silver gilt antique French table clock by E. Evrot
£18,000
Guilloche enamel, diamond and silver gilt antique desk set

Guilloche enamel, diamond and silver gilt antique desk set
£55,000
A 30-piece enamel and silver-gilt demitasse set by 11th Artel

A 30-piece enamel and silver-gilt demitasse set by 11th Artel
£165,000
Pair of ormolu and guilloché enamel frames

Pair of ormolu and guilloché enamel frames
£3,500
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