LADY WITH LYRE Statuette statue figure porcelain Capodimonte handmade made in Italy exclusive LADY WITH LYRE Statuette statue figure porcelain Capodimonte handmade made in Italy exclusive
LADY WITH SHAWL Statuette statue figure porcelain Capodimonte handmade made in Italy exclusive LADY WITH SHAWL Statuette statue figure porcelain Capodimonte handmade made in Italy exclusive

LADY WITH PARASOL Statuette statue figure porcelain Capodimonte handmade made in Italy exclusive
Made in Italy by: Porcellane Principe
Material: Porcelain
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  • Exclusive traditional porcelain for collection and decoration with great artistic value ideal gift
  • Hand painted with traditional techniques and colors of Capodimonte
  • Artistic creation handmade by masters with decades of experience
  • Ideal decoration accent for the classic and modern home and furniture
  • Original factory marking authentic Made in Italy
  • Size ca. H11*W6.6Inch

€672.00
Article: S-POST-PRIN-1061
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Lim. edition, please contact us prior to order

Time may pass, but Principe pieces remain prestigious, embodying history, artistry, and the highest Made in Italy values. Three masters embody Principe’s heart: Luciano Cazzola the sculptor, Lino Gobbi the form designer, and Sergio Traforetti the painter. A genuine passion drives Principe to reproduce epoch masterpieces with authenticity, staying true to the methods of ancient artists. For over 250 years, this heritage has spread Italian porcelain creativity worldwide, with Principe blending Neapolitan inventiveness and Venetian originality. Such faithful reproductions turn into refined masterpieces, appreciated both as home décor and as collectible art. The perfect present for family, companions, or colleagues – a luxurious masterpiece at your fingertips. Every piece is branded and certified, assuring its originality and fully handmade nature. Principe, the porcelain workshop near Vicenza established in 1975, is one of the few heirs to carry on this tradition with enthusiasm and passion. Capodimonte became the birthplace of European porcelain in 1743, thanks to the vision of Carlo III di Borbone.