Authentic and noteworthy, porcelain coffee set by Capodimonte with pure gold finishes. Period: 1940 This antique set consists of: 5 cups, height 5.5 cm; 5 saucers, diameter 10 cm; 1 sugar bowl, height including lid 11.5 cm; 1 coffee pot, height 22 cm; 1 milk jug, height 13 cm. The set is in good aesthetic condition, never used (see photos that are an integral part of the description) The colour of this antique piece is very beautiful and rare Tracked shipping. Capodimonte porcelain owes its name to the hillside area of Naples, where, in the mid 18th century, King Charles of Bourbon and his wife Maria Amalia of Saxony established the Royal Kiln of Capodimonte. Besides the items in the Museum of Capodimonte, the porcelain produced by this famous factory is also preserved in prestigious amounts in the Museum of the Duchy of Martina, at Villa Floridiana, the Museum of Filangieri and in the Museum of Diego Aragona Pignatelli.