Stunning Antique Italian Capodimonte Porcelain Plaque Figure Boy Playing Guitar

This is a stunning antique Italian Capodimonte porcelain plaque featuring a young boy playing guitar. The figurine is made of hand-painted porcelain and is intricately detailed, capturing the beauty and grace of this classical subject. The plaque is made of porcelain and is signed by the artist, which is unreadable. This piece is perfect for adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to any home. The plaque is in very good condition. However, on the backside, the piece to hang the plaque is broken,as shown in the photo, this does not take a way from the integrity of the plaque. The colors are still bright, and the detail is still very clear. The plaque is approximately 10 inches wide and nearly 9.5 inches tall. This antique Italian Capodimonte porcelain plaque is a rare and beautiful piece of art. It would make a stunning addition to any collection and is sure to be a conversation starter. Capodimonte porcelain is a style of ceramic art that originated in the 18th century in Capodimonte, Italy. The style is characterized by its delicate, hand-painted porcelain figures and its ornate decorative details. This piece is the perfect addition to any classic interior design style. Capodimonte porcelain was invented by the King of Naples, Charles VII, and his wife, Queen Maria Amalia, in the 18th century. They were so enamored with the beautiful porcelain figures created in the royal workshops that they gave them the name “Capodimonte,” the name of their royal palace.