1950s or 1960s Enamel on Copper Bowl by Bovano
Exquisite precise craftsmanship. Made by Bovano of Chesire Connecticut. This technique is one of the most complicated of enamel (the enamel basically turns into glass when baked in an electric kiln) on copper bowls. Bovano was founded in the early 1950s. Six inches in diameter. Half inch high.
Exquisite precise craftsmanship. Made by Bovano of Chesire Connecticut. This technique is one of the most complicated of enamel (the enamel basically turns into glass when baked in an electric kiln) on copper bowls. Bovano was founded in the early 1950s. Six inches in diameter. Half inch high.
Exquisite precise craftsmanship. Made by Bovano of Chesire Connecticut. This technique is one of the most complicated of enamel (the enamel basically turns into glass when baked in an electric kiln) on copper bowls. Bovano was founded in the early 1950s. Six inches in diameter. Half inch high.