19th Century Green Chinoiserie Decalcomania Glass Dish Ripple Molded or as part of a

or as part of a curated vintage furniture scheme

The use of crushed seashells in decoration is a traditional technique in India

characteristic of early 18th-century English cabinet furniture

making it a sought-after piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike

Its scale and presence command attention

19th Century Green Chinoiserie Decalcomania Glass Dish Ripple Molded or as part of aA fine 19th century green painted decalcomania dish, profusely decorated with chinoiserie decoupage motifs. England, France, circa 1870 Diameter: 23 cms (9 ins) In the 19th century, decalcomania with chinoiserie decoupage became a popular art form. This technique involved transferring designs onto pottery, glass, and other surfaces. The chinoiserie decoupage style featured Chinese inspired motifs, such as dragons, pagodas, and landscapes.