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Myitalianfavors - Italian Capodimonte Capodimonte Porcelain. Our Favors are entirely made by hand and decorated according to the antiques Capodimonte's Traditions. ( Naples- Italy). Each Favor come along with Garantee. Italian Bomboniere Capodimonte Favors never seen before because we import all of our favors from Italy to garantee quality. At My italian Favors we are here to help you choose the right favor for you and if you do not see the favor you looking for please let us know, send us an email at info@myitalianfavors.com or call us at 1-(866)-236-1695. |
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A little bit of History
The Capodimonte porcelain manufactory was established in Naples in 1743, in direct emulation of the porcelain being produced at Meissen. Capodimonte is famous for is moulded figurines and its decorative modelled flowers applied to cups and vases. The manufactory was founded in 1743 when the Spanish king, Charles (VII of Napoli, V of Sicilia) and his wife Queen Maria Amalia of Saxony[1] instituted the Royal Factory of Capodimonte adjacent to the royal palace of Capodimonte, Naples, the recently-completed summer residence. During this period the chemist Livio Ottavio Schepers improved the composition of the soft paste porcelain body and above all the sculptor Giuseppe Gricci and the decorator Casella contributed to the creation of important works of art, chief among which is the famous boudoir of Queen Maria Amalia entirely panelled in porcelain, from the walls to the lamp. With this factory they gave birth to one of the most famous Italian forms of art. The King collected all the masterpieces in the well known Museum of Capodimonte. After King Charles, his son King Ferdinand IV continued the production of this particular decorative porcelain with the Real Fabrica Ferdinandea, which under the direction of the artist Domenico Venuti underwent its greatest period, during which there was a great production of vases and plates used to enrich the King's table. Many of these dinner services are now in the Capodimonte Museum. During the Napoleonic period Murat was much more interested in investing money for the Napoleonic wars. This period representa a period of change in the production of objects in porcelain. The important royal table set didn't interest the French king and for this reason these objects were substituted by the creation of decoratives objects made of flowers more suitable for the middle class. This is the true birth of that recognizable style called "Capodimonte". Capodimonte porcelain is finally identified with cups, vases and objects with flowers, all made and decorated by the hands of experienced Neapolitan artists that gave birth to the first artisan factories.
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