Vintage Capodimonte double red rose porcelain figurine sculpture, Napolean,Italy

Capodimonte double rose fine porcelain figurine sculpture made in Napolean, Italy Rich, vibrant red (green leaves), very dainty. Includes a wooden stand - has a nameplate of "Wellington Collection" but it was just a stand I had to display the roses on (and I usually had it turned backwards). Pointed out a couple of imperfections on the base (but obviously you don't have to use it if you prefer to display the roses another way. See one very TINY white spot/chip on the rose and there's a little discoloration (it actually was always like that) This delicate piece so beautifully displays an unfurling, budding rose, with curved petals. This would be a lovely piece to add to someone's collection who appreciates fine porcelain and rose floral decor. ABOUT CAPODIMONTE: The long tradition of Capodimonte porcelain was born over the Bourbon dynasty, precisely in 1743, when king Carlo Bourbon and his wife Amalia di Sassonia established a porcelain production center in their royal residence of Capodimonte. They wanted to equal the german porcelain production of the Meissen factory.