Enamel is a decorative surface created by fusing powdered glass onto metal at high temperatures, producing a hard, colourful and highly durable finish. Used extensively on jewellery, boxes, clocks, signs and decorative metalwork, enamelling includes techniques such as cloisonné, champlevé and painted enamel. Antique enamelled objects are highly prized for their vibrant colours, craftsmanship and exceptional longevity. *Related Terms*\ Champlevé, Cloisonné, Enamel Box, Painted Enamel, Vitreous Enamel.
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