Capodimonte - Figure - Dama con mandolino - Softpaste porcelain

porcelain lady music student in Capodimonte style – Dress in stiffened fabric – Rococo style Elegant decorative figurine depicting an aristocratic lady of the eighteenth century, seated on a refined rococo-style chair while playing a string instrument. The figure features a finely molded and painted face, an elaborate eighteenth-century hairstyle, and a rich dress in shades of pink and burgundy. Particularly interesting is the realization of the skirt, made from real fabric that has been stiffened and fixed to the structure, arranged in numerous folds and drapery to reproduce the effect of a sumptuous period dress. The composition is embellished with three-dimensional floral appliqués in delicate pastel colors, raised ornamental details, and gold decorations. The chair features a blue back, white frame, and gilded moldings. The contoured base is decorated with Rococo motifs. Main characteristics * Material: porcelain with stiffened fabric inserts * Subject: musician lady * Style: Rococo, eighteenth-century inspiration * Decoration: polychrome with gold details * Dress: stiffened fabric applied * Ornaments: three-dimensional flowers * Mark on the bottom: blue crown with letter N * M anufacture: not identified with certainty, Capodimonte style * Era: to be determined Condition report Good overall cosmetic condition, with signs of time compatible with the nature and delicacy of the object. The photographs are an integral part of the description. Decorative and collectible item, particularly interesting for enthusiasts of artistic porcelain and gallant figures in eighteenth-century costume. Shipping with careful packaging and adequate protection for the most delicate parts.

Estimate:£2.53

View all items fromCatawikiorPorcelain & Pottery