KELVIN CHEN Enamel Hinged Miniature Teapot Asiatic Lilies ENK732

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KELVIN CHEN Enamel Hinged Miniature Teapot Asiatic Lilies ENK732:
$27.95

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KELVIN CHEN Enamel Hinged Miniature Teapot Asiatic Lilies ENK732

This sale is for the hinged miniature teapot, Asiatic Lilies design. Last one of this design. These pieces are made of enameled porcelain, please read the \"About Kelvin Chen\" below for a complete detailed description about these particular collectibles. Each piece will have its own gift box. These pieces are numbered per the information below about Kelvin Chen collectibles.

Perfect condition - any spotting is from lighting glare.

Item Number: ENK732

Measures: 3 1/2\" tall

2001 new store merchandise with gift box..

Who and what is a Kelvin Chen?!

Kelvin Chen is the name behind an incredible and vast collection of enameled porcelains. The pieces are entirely handmade and numbered by the artisan who painted it. Please look for \"Kelvin Chen\" at the bottom of each piece as well as the number next to it. Only a limited number of each design is produced.

Enamel miniatures were first made in the 17th century by Frenchman Jean Toutin of Chateadun. The English learned the skills in the mid 18th century and applied hand painted enamel designs to copper boxes. These boxes captivated Georgian society and became collector\'s favorites. In Modern days, however, transfer-printing technology is used to mass-produce these boxes.

After much research and work, the Kelvin Chen collection has succeeded in reviving the old handmade tradition. This enamel collectible is entirely handmade and hand painted, much like its English predecessors centuries ago. Following the 17th century tradition, 23 processes are executed during many days of work. In addition to the laborious copper cutting, assembly, and enamel painting, no less than five firings are necessary to solidify the enamels and give them the bright luminous color. As with any handmade craft, minor imperfections are part of the charm. Born of fire, labor and tradition, this unique piece will surely bring you many generations of enjoyment.

Brand new store merchandise in mint condition..

Winning buyer must contact us within 3 days of the sale ending. Payment is due within 3 days of the sale ending.

Call Toll Free:
1-800-591-1165

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Happy offerding!

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We will gladly combine the shipment of multiple sale wins when you notify us before the close or directly after the close of the sale. If your intentions are to offer on other sales, please inform us so we can hold your previous win. We will hold your items for up to 7 days for combining with future wins.

Call Toll Free if you have questions: 1-800-591-1165

I love shopping and selling. I am honest & trustworthy. I will be listing some new collectibles and giftware from the shop that I work in. Look here for some GREAT buys!! The store is stuffed full of beautiful collectibles, dolls, gift items, and just plain FUN merchandise. Some items are retired and probably now hard to find, some items are current and new - all are in brand new pristine, mint condition.

We shop the gift shows 4 times each year. We have a huge variety of speciality items and our inventory is located in a smoke-free Environment.