Capodimonte Porcelain Figurine – Boy and Girl Playing See-Saw on Log

Capodimonte Porcelain Figurine – Boy and Girl Playing See-Saw on Log Embodying the timeless elegance and artistry of Capodimonte porcelain, this large, breathtaking figurine captures the innocence and joy of childhood. The scene depicts a boy and girl gleefully playing on a see-saw made from a rustic log, with each detail meticulously sculpted to convey the movement and playfulness of the figures. Hand-painted with delicate precision, the expressions and clothing of the children bring this moment to life, showcasing Capodimonte's renowned craftsmanship. Capodimonte porcelain has a rich history that dates back to the 18th century, when it was founded in Naples, Italy, by King Charles III. Initially established as a royal factory, Capodimonte was created to rival the finest porcelain makers of Europe, such as those in Meissen and Sevres. The iconic crown over the "N" mark signifies its royal roots and centuries of tradition in producing fine porcelain. Capodimonte is known for its intric