Pair of mid-century Cloisonné vases with colourful enamel floral designs and brass detailing, shown side-by-side on a neutral background.
Angled view of two mid-century Cloisonné vases featuring intricate blue, pink and gold enamel patterns with brass rims.
Front-facing view of a decorative Cloisonné vase pair showcasing vibrant enamel work in blue, pink, green and gold on brass.
Cloisonné vase pair displayed alongside their original patterned storage box, highlighting condition and provenance.
Styled scene featuring a pair of mid-century Cloisonné vases on wooden stands beside a vase
Styled scene featuring a pair of mid-century Cloisonné vases on wooden stands beside a vase with a single purple flower, showing scale and decorative potential.
Pair of mid-century Cloisonné vases with colourful enamel floral designs and brass detailing, shown side-by-side on a neutral background.
Angled view of two mid-century Cloisonné vases featuring intricate blue, pink and gold enamel patterns with brass rims.
Front-facing view of a decorative Cloisonné vase pair showcasing vibrant enamel work in blue, pink, green and gold on brass.
Cloisonné vase pair displayed alongside their original patterned storage box, highlighting condition and provenance.
Styled scene featuring a pair of mid-century Cloisonné vases on wooden stands beside a vase
Styled scene featuring a pair of mid-century Cloisonné vases on wooden stands beside a vase with a single purple flower, showing scale and decorative potential.

Cloisonné Vases

$95.00

When I spotted these, I picked them up instantly and a lady next to me turned, smiled and said “you’ve got good taste.” I couldn’t agree more. The colours of these little vases are nothing short of amazing. The blues, pinks, greens and reds, mixed with the gold, are truly eye-catching. I didn’t hesitate.

These are Cloisonné - a method of embedding enamel within a delicate metal frame, in this case most likely brass. They would be of Chinese origin, they’ve mastered the fine art of Cloisonné over centuries, and mid-century pieces. Small but incredibly colourful they would add a spark to any room and the Asian influence is certainly on trend. This pair is exquisite - a moment of brightness to be admired and adored.

When I spotted these, I picked them up instantly and a lady next to me turned, smiled and said “you’ve got good taste.” I couldn’t agree more. The colours of these little vases are nothing short of amazing. The blues, pinks, greens and reds, mixed with the gold, are truly eye-catching. I didn’t hesitate.

These are Cloisonné - a method of embedding enamel within a delicate metal frame, in this case most likely brass. They would be of Chinese origin, they’ve mastered the fine art of Cloisonné over centuries, and mid-century pieces. Small but incredibly colourful they would add a spark to any room and the Asian influence is certainly on trend. This pair is exquisite - a moment of brightness to be admired and adored.

  • Height: 10.5cms
    Width: 6.5
    Origin: China
    Age: Mid-Century

    These vases have a small brass pattern in the base that likely identifies the maker. Despite this, the maker is unknown.

    They come with their original box and two small wooden stands (which I personally wouldn’t use).

  • Condition is excellent. There are no marks, chips or missing enamel on these vases.
    The gold rims are bright and shiny and the enamel colours are vivid.

  • These are purely decorative - little items of beauty to look at and admire. I’d place them somewhere that needs a bit of colour, a space that feels like it needs something joyful. They look wonderful next to bright flowers.

    They’d also sit beautifully as small decorative pieces in a bathroom. Place them next to a perfume bottle, a scented candle or a reed diffuser. They add a little spark, a pop of colour and a touch of charm to any décor.