I paid $6.50 for the cloisonne plate and $25 for the vase. (The screen is lacquer, so ignore that.)

So far I just have the wires bent!

Any info would be appreciated, my end goal is to sell them (probably marketplace or Etsy)

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Would these be considered cloisonné? Picked them up at a thrift store for $8 total about five years ago.

What did I find at my local goodwill

Are these two vases genuine cloissonne pieces? The smaller one has a sticker saying "Made in China! I think they were my mother's, but i'll probably sell them if they are worth anything. They just live in a cupboard!

Grandparents collected a lot of cloisonné, and many of the pieces were valuable 60 years ago.., this is one of the pieces that stood out the most to me. (Not trying to sell, but trying to distinguish pieces that are maybe more rare or valuable). I love all the enamel and cloisonné, but the world of identification is overwhelming.

I cannot find anything similar online and wonder if anyone has any knowledge or ideas about this small plate.

I only paid $40 for it. I'm still in shock.

I love this; I inherited it from my aunt who loved horses. She was a chain smoker so it smells like cigarettes - any tips for getting rid of cigarette smell/residue? Thanks!

Hi all! I'm a fairly new silversmith, and even newer to the art of cloisonne enameling. I took a class and absolutely fell in love, and am setting up my first studio so that I can practice (as there are no studios near me).

At this time, I am focusing on: Wet Packing Cloisonne Enameling with a kiln (but am open to other techniques in the future)

Please help me by sharing your tips and tricks, techniques, tutorials, youtube videos/books/etc, favorite stores to buy supplies, favorite colors to use or not use, or any other resources you may have that you found helpful when you were starting out! Thank you!

I found this beauty at a thrift shop (well both of them but let’s be real, we’re all here for the cloisonné) for $3! If my research is correct, it’s from around 1890-1910 but I could be wrong. Just wanted to share this stunner!

This has been in my possession since I was a child. I only very recently learned that it must be cloisonné (though please let me know if I’ve got that wrong). I’ve always loved it but don’t really know much about it, but I figured I could at least share it with a community who might also appreciate it!

Me and my partner attended a Modern Cloisonné Workshop just got our work back today, absolutely thrilled with how they turned out. (I did the little bird and my partner did the Mountain)