Vintage 1960s Gold Floral Painting Panel on Black Lacquer Veneer circa 1969 old houses Enamelware was most popular in

Enamelware was most popular in the United States between the 1870s and the 1930s when durability and the perception of cleanliness were of the utmost concern when it came to kitchen equipment

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A pretty piece for countertop storage display or organization as well as outside the box creativity like use as a flower vase

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Vintage 1960s Gold Floral Painting Panel on Black Lacquer Veneer circa 1969 old houses Enamelware was most popular in{HISTORY} Painted in 1969 and signed by the artist, this is a very interesting floral still considering its medium. Painted on a piece of shiny smooth black lacquer veneer that was attached to chipboard, the flowers, we suspect, are painted using both gold foil and gold paint. There is not a lot of definition in the painting technique itself ( ie visible brush strokes, or any definition in the gold leaf) as it is very smooth in execution but you can