in de stijl van Capodimonte - Plaque - rococo composition - biscuit porcelain
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A biscuit porcelain wall relief in Capodimonte style, Italy, dating from ca. 1965–1985, depicting a rococo composition with six putti and a cloud forms, a reproduction in mid‑century modern design with polychrome hand‑applied decoration and minor signs of age in good vintage condition.
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Richly decorated Italian porcelain wall relief with putti – Capodimonte style – 20th century
Description
This is a highly decorative and refined porcelain wall relief in Capodimonte style, manufactured in Italy in the second half of the 20th century. The piece features an exuberant Rococo composition with six playful putti (cherubs), each individually molded and equipped with symbolic attributes such as musical instruments, a mirror, and a bird.
The putti are arranged around a cloud-like central form and framed by richly detailed shell, leaf, and floral motifs, characteristic of the Rococo tradition. The soft pastel colors (cream white, powder pink, light blue, and subtle gold accents) give the whole an elegant, romantic appearance.
This type of wall object was produced as a high-quality interior decoration and is a characteristic example of the Italian porcelain tradition inspired by 18th-century models.
Materials & Techniques
• Material: porcelain / biscuit porcelain
• Technique: cast base with manually assembled figures
• Finish: polychrome-painted, partly matte, partly silk gloss
• Back: unglazed biscuit with an integrated hanging recess.
• Marking: small red internal factory/decorator mark (three circles)
Style & Heritage
• Style: Rococo revival / Capodimonte style
Origin: Italy
• Period: ca. 1965–1985
Note: this concerns Capodimonte-style porcelain, not the official Real Fabbrica di Capodimonte.
state
• In very good vintage condition
• No visible cracks or missing parts
• All putti, wings and attributes intact
• Normal light signs of aging for one's age.
Dimensions: H 32.5 cm x W 28 cm x D 6.5 cm
Weight: 1264 grams
Collectors' & decorative value
This wall relief is particularly prized by collectors of:
• Italian decorative porcelain
• Rococo- and Romantic interior pieces
• Capodimonte-style objects
A striking and atmospheric piece that works well both on its own and in a classic interior.
Packaging & Shipping
It is carefully shipped with smart shipping and professionally packed (multiple protections) and insured to guarantee a safe arrival.
Seller's Story
I have a passion for vintage design, and my objects mainly come from Scandinavia. I seek out unique gems that are then offered to new owners through this platform. I ensure that the objects are very well packaged so they can arrive safely. I hope that, through my circular mission of sustainability, these beautiful objects can be given a second life, serving as a good example for many others.
Translated by Google TranslateRichly decorated Italian porcelain wall relief with putti – Capodimonte style – 20th century
Description
This is a highly decorative and refined porcelain wall relief in Capodimonte style, manufactured in Italy in the second half of the 20th century. The piece features an exuberant Rococo composition with six playful putti (cherubs), each individually molded and equipped with symbolic attributes such as musical instruments, a mirror, and a bird.
The putti are arranged around a cloud-like central form and framed by richly detailed shell, leaf, and floral motifs, characteristic of the Rococo tradition. The soft pastel colors (cream white, powder pink, light blue, and subtle gold accents) give the whole an elegant, romantic appearance.
This type of wall object was produced as a high-quality interior decoration and is a characteristic example of the Italian porcelain tradition inspired by 18th-century models.
Materials & Techniques
• Material: porcelain / biscuit porcelain
• Technique: cast base with manually assembled figures
• Finish: polychrome-painted, partly matte, partly silk gloss
• Back: unglazed biscuit with an integrated hanging recess.
• Marking: small red internal factory/decorator mark (three circles)
Style & Heritage
• Style: Rococo revival / Capodimonte style
Origin: Italy
• Period: ca. 1965–1985
Note: this concerns Capodimonte-style porcelain, not the official Real Fabbrica di Capodimonte.
state
• In very good vintage condition
• No visible cracks or missing parts
• All putti, wings and attributes intact
• Normal light signs of aging for one's age.
Dimensions: H 32.5 cm x W 28 cm x D 6.5 cm
Weight: 1264 grams
Collectors' & decorative value
This wall relief is particularly prized by collectors of:
• Italian decorative porcelain
• Rococo- and Romantic interior pieces
• Capodimonte-style objects
A striking and atmospheric piece that works well both on its own and in a classic interior.
Packaging & Shipping
It is carefully shipped with smart shipping and professionally packed (multiple protections) and insured to guarantee a safe arrival.
Seller's Story
I have a passion for vintage design, and my objects mainly come from Scandinavia. I seek out unique gems that are then offered to new owners through this platform. I ensure that the objects are very well packaged so they can arrive safely. I hope that, through my circular mission of sustainability, these beautiful objects can be given a second life, serving as a good example for many others.
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Era
1900-2000
Country of Origin
Italy
Material
biscuit porcelain
Manufacturer/ Brand
in de stijl van Capodimonte
Model
rococo composition
Qualification
Reproduction/replica
Style
Mid-century modern
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
32.5 cm
Width
28 cm
Depth
6.5 cm
Weight
1264 g
Estimated Period
1965-1985
