Small Oval Red Enamel Guilloche and Silver Frame Antique

Small Oval Red Enamel Guilloche and Silver Frame AntiqueSmall Oval Red Enamel Guilloche Frame Guilloch enamel frames, often paired with fine metalwork, gained popularity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The technique involves engraving a repetitive, intricate pattern onto a metal surface, then covering it with translucent enamel to create a shimmering effect. These frames were often used for portraits, miniatures, or keepsakes. 19th Century: The guilloch technique was perfected in France and

Signed Fugery

specializing in the history of military campaigns

Lace ruffs

Often made as decorative components of French or Viennese wall clocks

grey and burgundy with floral motifs and scrolling garlands

Published by Beauce-Rusand

Monroe Company

Original Paris Etching Signed Huberly - Mid 20th Century

Signed "Rossi" is left margin - relatively common signature among Italian miniature painters

Circa 1880-1910

scroll and floral motifs

intricate pattern onto a metal surface