Capodimonte Made in Italy Chandelier 5 Arms White & Gold Finish(New)

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Capodimonte Made in Italy Chandelier 5 Arms White & Gold Finish(New):
$979.99

Capodimonte Made in Italy5 Arm Chandelier White & Gold Finish Gorgeous (New)

This beautifulOriginal CapodimonteMade in Italy5 Arm Chandelier will make alovely adornment for any room. Makes a great gift for any occasion.

Capodimonte Chandelier with5 lights and5 Closed or Open Globes in Gold & White Finish

(Available withOpen Globes as on GA-53 G WG - 3rd picture)

Size: 25\" High x 24\" Wide

Details:

Hand Painted
Adorned with Fired 24 Karat GoldPaint

Finestimported CAPODIMONTE DIRECTLY FROM ITALY, we guarantee that this product was hand made and hand painted in the tradition that started in Italy in the 18th Century

It comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.

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A brief history of Capodimonte

Capodimonte porcelain is the finest and most perfect grade of Italian artistic pottery and one of the most appreciated handicrafts for its craftsmanship and detailed qualities. The name Capodimonte (Top of the hill) is mainly binded to the city of Naples and, particularly, to the kingdom of Charles III of Bourbon who, in 1743, built on the hill near to the royal palace, just called Capodimonte, a factory to produce porcelain that can reach the glory of the best European factories, first of all the Meissen factory. The production, firstly identified with the Bourbon lily then, under Ferdinand IV with the famous crowned N, ends near 1820. Part of the models and of the moulds is achieved by Doccia (now Richard-Ginori) while the remains is lost.

In the period between the two World Wars, while the area surrounding Naples maintains mainly the flower production, it\'s around Milan that the tradition bounds forward. In the fifties, the inspiration of famous sculptors like Borsato, Cappe, Fabris, Maggione, Cazzola, Pezzato, Scapinello, De Martino, and Merli sustains mainly the figurine tradition. A trend develops also in Veneto, between the cities of Vicenza and Bassano, cradle of Palladio and fertile ground of artists and artisans. As heiress of a school that from over 200 years is bringing to the world the taste and inventiveness of Italian porcelain. Capodimonte Arte\' is representing today an example of continuity, search and innovation in the tradition, having melted the creative Neapolitain fantasy together with the formal and chromatic originality of Veneto.

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