Dimensions: Height: 14.57 inch x Width/Diameter: 13.78 inch x Length/Depth: 7.68 inch. Dimensions in Centimeter: 37 cm x 35 cm x 19.5 cm. C. 18-19th century. Qianlong Period Cloisonne Incense Burner. A huge incense burner, finely cast, the surface of the body is covered with blue enamel underglaze ground, covered with gorgeous and colorful flowers and grass patterns. The lid is hollowed out into a continuous winding curly grass shape. The upper part of the bottle has a raised petal-shaped decoration, on both sides, two ribbon-like outer edges are connected by an ancient Chinese bronze coin-shaped decoration. Three feet decorated with mythical beast mask-shaped ornaments. The Under-base bears a reign mark, a six cast from copper seal script characters reign mark, Made In The Years of Qianlong Reign Period of The Great Qing Dynasty(1735-1796). Cloisonne, the scientific name of copper enamel, is an independent variety derived from the metal enamel process in China. It is said that this thing became popular in Jingtai period(1449-1457). When making cloisonne, first we need to weld the flat copper wire made into the desired shape to the copper embryo, fill the space divided according to this with enamel paste of various colors, and then roast it. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty prefers this gorgeous decorative item.

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