Capodimonte Italian Glazed Porcelain Lions Table Clock Sculpture, 1940s

Capodimonte glazed porcelain is a type of Italian porcelain that is highly valued by collectors and art enthusiasts. Capodimonte porcelain was first produced in Naples in the mid-18th century and was known for its intricate details and delicate beauty.

Capodimonte glazed porcelain refers to porcelain that has been covered with a thin layer of glaze. The glaze is typically applied after the porcelain has been fired and creates a smooth, shiny surface that enhances the beauty of the piece. The glaze can also protect the porcelain from damage and help to preserve its colors and details over time.

Capodimonte glazed porcelain is often decorated with intricate designs, such as floral patterns or scenes from mythology, and may also feature raised relief work. The quality of Capodimonte glazed porcelain is highly dependent on the skill of the artisan who creates it, as each piece is made by hand.

Manufacturer: Capodimonte  
Place of Origin: Italy
Date of Manufacture: 1940s
In style: Art Deco
Materials & Techniques: Glazed Porcelain
Condition: Good condition, wear and consist with age and use  

Dimensions:
Height: 37 cm
Width:  37 cm
Depth:  12 cm

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