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Hello, I am hoping to get information on this vase ..

Thank you in advance

Hi Bob,
Chinese cloisonne vase. 2nd half of the 20th century.
Mark@imperial

I appreciate the recent expressions of concern about my absence, rehab and successful recovery from illness, during which time I was cut of from my PC and research tools. Back home again, I hope again to become an occasional contributor, including here with Bob's query.

A well known past contributor to the forum, beadiste, shows this pattern in his cloisonne blog likely as a Chinese product of the Beijing Jingfa cloisonne factory, which was built in 1956. His informative discussion of it hopefully will be of interest to Bob and others (LINK):

Best regards,

Bill H



URL Title :Jingfa Cloud Cloisonne

Glad to have you back, Bill.
You were much missed. The forum wasn't quite the same without you !!!

Peter (and no doubt many others !)

Bill H. We worried that you did not enjoy the forum any more. . Welcome back ! ! ! !
Ernest, still at realjade@gmail.com

Just in case that I forgot the 8 . .
realjade8@gmail.com

Great to know and to have you back Bill H.
😊❤️😊

Dear Bill,
We are happy to know that you have recovered from your illness.
If they talk about the death of a person while he is alive, he will live long.

I.Nagy

Dear Bill,
Great to have you back, so much learned from you and hopefully more in the future.
Martin.

Just want to share some Dragon & Cloud on a teapot, another cloud pattern on a small condiment dish and a cup having what I believe was Qing Guangxu era commemorative cloisonne wares showing the Qing and American flags in honor of an early 20th century American "white ship" visit to Chinese ports. Approximate dimensions are:

Teapot 6 in. diam.
Small condimentt dish 3 in. diam.
Small wine cup 1.5 in. diam'

Cheers,

Bill H.

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