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A striking Limited Edition Giuseppe Armani porcelain sculpture titled Discovery of America, number 443 of 2500, created for Florence Prestige. This elaborate bas-relief commemorates the 1492-1992 quincentennial of Christopher Columbus's discovery of the New World. The composition is designed as an open book, symbolizing the recorded history of the event. It features a God-like figure, draped in flowing robes, reaching out towards a youthful cherub, representing the new world's enlightenment. To the left, a majestic eagle spreads its wings, symbolizing power, vision, and destiny. The detailed sculptural elements, including the movement in the drapery, the textured eagle feathers, and the expressive figures, showcase Armani's masterful craftsmanship. Rendered in matte and glazed porcelain, this sculpture exhibits rich earthy tones and fine detailing. The back of the piece features ornamental scrollwork, further enhancing its historical and artistic appeal. It is mounted on a wooden base with a brass nameplate reading G. Armani with the Capodimonte mark on the back. The bottom bears the Florence Prestige mark and the edition number, confirming its authenticity.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 15"L x 11"HCountry of Origin: ItalyCondition: Age related wear.
A Capodimonte porcelain figure after Jacques-Louis David, modelled by Bruno, modelled as Napoleon on horseback crossing the Alps, on a brass plinth base,29cm highProvenance: The property of a collector, Knebworth, Hertfordshire Condition ReportGood condition with no visible restoration cracks or breaks
A Samson of Paris Porcelain Plate, in the manner of Worcester, a continental floral painted and gilt tea service, and two Capodimonte figuresSugar bowl - restored handles and knop1 tea cup - poorly restored, 1 tea cup with restored handle1 sacuer poorly restoredRemaining pieces in generally good orderSamson plate good conditionFigure groups with losses to the floral encrusted elements and the boys hat
A finely crafted Capodimonte porcelain figurine depicting a bearded man seated on a decorative pedestal, lost in thought while holding a small basket. The figure is dressed in a colorful folk-style outfit with intricate hand-painted details, including a patterned headscarf, a loose-fitting shirt, and rolled-up trousers. The expressive sculpting captures a moment of contemplation, with the man resting his head on one hand. The figurine bears the signature blue "N" Capodimonte mark on the underside.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 6"HCountry of Origin: ItalyCondition: Age related wear.
Charming Capodimonte porcelain figurine depicting a doctor examining a baby. Designed in a whimsical yet detailed style, the piece showcases fine hand-painted details, from the doctor's stethoscope to the infant’s delicate expression. Signed Pucci and marked with the Capodimonte crown and N on the base, reflecting Italian craftsmanship. 9.25"H.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: ItalyCondition: Age related wear.
Early 20th century continental European porcelain statue / figurines. To include Capodimonte example, Leonardo collection, Unter Weiss Bach and other unmarked examples. Mostly depicting male and female figures, dancing, playing instruments etc. Some maker's mark present.Largest measures approx. 24
This lot includes two exquisite Capodimonte-style porcelain relief plaques on velvet mounted in ornate gilded frames, showcasing intricate craftsmanship and romantic themes. Plaque one: Features a tender scene of a couple embracing, rendered with delicate details in soft pastel hues. The intricate folds of the flowing gown, floral embellishments, and expressions convey a sense of grace and emotion. Plaque two: Depicts a serene pastoral scene of a young man and woman seated amidst lush foliage. Their attire, fine detailing, and muted color palette embody classical elegance. Both pieces are mounted on textured backgrounds and set within ornate gold-tone frames adorned with floral motifs and decorative scrollwork. These plaques exemplify traditional European artistry, making them perfect for collectors or as statement decor pieces.Dimensions: Each: 16"L x 18"H x 3.50"WCondition: Age related wear.
A group of eight porcelain and china figures - including a pair of white biscuit porcelain figures of a boy and girl with caged birds, probably Capodimonte, stamped '9593A' and '9596B', on gilt metal bases, 18.5cm high; a pair of porcelain candlesticks with putto with caged birds, probably Dresden, 18.5cm high, restorations; an Adderley blue tits group; and three others.
Florence figurine by Giuseppe Armani titled Lilac Maiden, crafted in 1986. This exquisite porcelain sculpture portrays a young woman in a flowing dress adorned with delicate lilac flowers, poised atop an intricately sculpted floral arrangement. The figurine is marked with the Capodimonte insignia and bears the Florence Sculture d'Arte backstamp, signifying its fine Italian craftsmanship. Mounted on a dark wooden base, it also features Armani's signature. A remarkable representation of Armani's artistry, blending elegance with intricate detailing.Artist: Giuseppe ArmaniDimensions: 8.5"HCountry of Origin: ItalyCondition: Age related wear.
A study group of a Capodimonte porcelain saucer and three Samson saucers, comprising: a Capodimonte saucer, c.1759-60, Buen Retiro, painted with flowering ‘Indian’ shrubs within a Meissen-style border of gilt scrollwork divided by diaper panels. 13.1cm diameter; the first Samson saucer probably late 19th century, red anchor mark, painted with a loose bouquet of flowers, 11.9cm diameter; the second Samson saucer probably late 19th century, with five red foliate panels around a central gilt circle, gilt line rim, 12.9cm diameter; the third Samson saucer probably late 19th century, red anchor mark, painted with five bouquets within a border of black scale ornament edged with gilt scrolls, 13cm diameter (4) Provenance: The first and second Samson saucers: Samson Porcelain Original Factory Models from the Showroom of Etablissement Edme Samson sale; Christie’s, London, 16 June 1980, lot 100 (part). Property of the late Hugo Morley-Fletcher MA FSA (1940-2022). Note: The extraordinary rendering of the flowers on the Capodimonte saucer, which owes its origins to Chinese famille rose porcelain and Japanese Kakiemon decoration, must be derived from a Meissen original as the gilt border is very similar to Meissen’s baroque laub und bandlewerk borders of the late 1720s and early 1730s. A teabowl and saucer with this decoration in Lokar Collection is illustrated by Andreina d’Agliano, Italian Porcelain in the Lokar Collection, Milan, 2013, pp. 222-223. Also see Angela Caròla Perotti, Le Porcellane dei Borbone di Napoli, 1986, pp. 60-61 and p. 70, no. 14.Condition Report: Capodimonte saucer: There is some chipping to the rim, mainly to the underside of the rim (the largest of these is 3mm x 9mm). There is some very slight wear to the flowers at the centre, but this is minor. An area of the reverse has a circular ground area (which may once have had a mark) – this would have been removed at the time of manufacture as the base bows out a little and it would have made the saucer unsteady when placed on a surface. This is also minor. Samson saucer with flowers: This appears to be in good condition with only two firing faults (which date from the time of manufacture) – an indentation at 7 o’clock and a brown speck at 12 o’clock – these are minor. Samson saucer (black scale border): This appears to be in good condition.
A finely crafted Florence Madonna and Child figurine by renowned Italian sculptor Giuseppe Armani. This porcelain sculpture, dated 1996, depicts a serene mother lovingly holding her child in a flowing robe with delicate detailing. The piece showcases Armani's signature expressive facial features and intricate drapery, highlighting his mastery of sculpture. It is mounted on a wooden base with a brass Florence plaque. The figurine is signed on the base and bears the Florence backstamp, along with the Capodimonte mark ensuring authenticity.Issued: 1995Dimensions: 10"HCountry of Origin: ItalyCondition: Age related wear.
Elegant 13pc Capodimonte porcelain demitasse set, featuring six cups (3"H) with ornate handles, six saucers (4" dia.), and a matching lidded sugar bowl (4.5"H). Each piece showcases intricate raised-relief designs with gilded accents, floral motifs, and figural embellishments characteristic of Capodimonte craftsmanship. The set is housed in its original satin-lined presentation box, adding to its collectible appeal. Marked on the underside with the Capodimonte hallmark, denoting Italian origin.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: ItalyCondition: Age related wear. Stains on sugar bowl and one cup.
Elegant Florence Giuseppe Armani ballerina figurine, exquisitely sculpted in a graceful pose. This finely crafted porcelain sculpture captures a ballerina mid-dance, featuring intricate detailing such as a textured bodice, flowing ruffled tutu, and delicately sculpted ballet slippers. The figurine is mounted on a polished wooden base with a Florence Giuseppe Armani nameplate. Notably, this piece bears the Capodimonte N mark, signifying its association with the revered Italian porcelain tradition. The 1994 copyright marking further authenticates its production under the Florence Studio.Issued: 1994Dimensions: 18"HCountry of Origin: ItalyCondition: Age related wear.

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