Pair of Late Qing to Republic Chinese Copper Painted Enamel Double

A decorative pair of Chinese copper painted enamel vases, dating from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic period. Each vase is made with a copper body and decorated using the painted enamel technique (not cloisonné), featuring finely rendered floral motifs in rich, harmonious colors.

The vases are fitted with double metal scroll handles, and the rims and bases show exposed copper, characteristic of painted enamel wares. The decoration is lively and well balanced, reflecting the aesthetic taste of the late Qing–Republic transitional period, when such pieces were produced for decorative display.

Both vases retain strong visual appeal, with age-related wear that is typical for copper painted enamel objects of this period. Offered as a matched pair, suitable for collection, study, or decorative interior display.

Good antique condition.
Both vases show surface wear and minor enamel loss consistent with age.
No major dents or structural damage observed.
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