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Corelle Square 16-Piece Set, Service for 4, includes 4 each 10-1/4-inchDinner Plates, 8-3/4-inch Luncheon Plates, 22-ounce Soup/Cereal Bowls,12-ounce Porcelain Mugs, Scribble Lines $65.99 Whetstone┢ 9.5 Inch Dual Blade Stainless Steel Pirate Folder – Get ready for an adventure on the high seas with this dual blade, razor sharp pirate folder. A must have for anyone’s collectionFeatures include:Pirate embossed bladesThumb knobEasy folding and locking bladeStainless steel blade9.5 inche long fully opened… |
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Corelle Square 16-Piece Set, Service for 4, includes 4-each 10-1/4-inchDinner Plates, 8-3/4-inch Luncheon Plates, 22-ounce Soup/Cereal Bowl,12-ounce Porcelain Mugs, Simple Sketch $58.85 Trademark Tools┢ Self Igniting Refillable Butane Micro Torch – Lightweight and portable, this micro-torch can go anywhere.With air adjustment and gas flow knobs for superior flame control, you can get the flame exactly where it is needed. Ideal for DIY, Electronic, Melt/soften adhesives and light repair work.Features include:· Micro torch directs a pinpoint flame of up to 200… |
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Mikasa Gourmet Basics Watercolor Garden 16 pc dinnerware set $79.95 16 Pc Dinnerware Set. Service for 4… |
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Kichler Lighting 70766 Blue Cascade 32.5-Inch Portable Tall Table Lamp, White Hard Back Shade $257.59 Light Bulb:(1)150w A21 3-Way Med F Incand Blue Cascade Table Lamp Lamp pairs stylish blue hues in a soft, wispy design witha dazzling glossy finish whose overall appearance enhances any home. A crisp white hard-back shade adds a defining touch. Hand-Painted Porcelain 3-Way Turn Switch White Hard Back Fabric Shade… |
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Xonex Vintage Dot Watercolor Set with 20 Pressed Watercolor Cakes, 15 Colored Pencils, 2 Mixing Pots, 2 Paintbrushes and 1 Eraser, 10 X 10 X 1/2 Inches, 1 Count (30121) $17.83 Vintage style, wooden watercolor set contains: 20 pressed watercolor cakes, 15 colored pencils, 2 porcelain mixing pots, 2 paintbrushes and one eraser. Colorfully printed, slide cover. As seen on The TODAY Show and in Instyle Magazine. Measures 10-inches square…. |
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Dollhouse Miniature Watercolor Blue Tea Set in Porcelain Miniature Watercolor Blue Porcelain Tea Set. This set is so gorgeous the picture could not do it justice. It has a blue rim with pale pink flowers and green leaves on a bright white high glazed porcelaine background with silver rims. It includes everything in the picture. Measurements: Teapot – 7/8 tall with the lid on x 1 in wide Large plate – 1 1/8 wide Med Plate – 15/16 in wide small plates – 1… |
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Crystal and Porcelain Masterpieces by Makers You’ve Probably Never Heard of
Capodimonte porcelain has actually been around for quite a long time. The 1740′s to be exact. It started out in Naples and was under explicit orders from the King of Italy to produce porcelain superior to the famous Meissen factory in Germany. It did for a while but then the factory was moved to Spain; it burned down; and later it was restarted in Italy only to be destroyed again during the French invasion of 1798.
In the period of its glory as a royal business it turned out porcelains of such gorgeous quality that they were used only by Royal families because of the high cost of production. After it was looted and destroyed during the French invasion, it was again rebuilt. But during the French interregnum in Italy its production was halted and porcelain production was sold to a group of local businessmen. It’s fate is as dull as the years of its existence, apart from saying it produced magnificent porcelain. It more or less disappeared from view for a while.
Fortunately, it was resuscitated by some local businessmen who wanted to keep the Capodimonte tradition alive. A few factories in Italy still create these masterpieces of another day as well as our own time – a variety of home decor items ranging from stunning candlestick holders to breathtaking chandeliers with lots of flowers, birds, and animals in between.
Today, Capodimonte is quite simply the finest and most perfect grade of Italian artistic pottery, one that is cherished for its craftsmanship and attention to detail. And that goes for its subsidiaries discussed in the following paragraphs.
The new outfit, along with V. Sabadin and A. Santini, under the Capodimonte imprimatur is Cevik Glass and Porcelain. The products of each of these companies are all registered and stamped to protect the public against fraud. A buyer always knows that he or she is purchasing an authentic piece.
Cevik was established in Vicenza, Italy by Scaggiari Maurizio in 1971. The Cevik Company in Italy produces hand-crafted and hand-blown glass and crystal.
Crystal, of course, is the elite of all glass. It has the uniqueness of letting the light show all of its glorious brilliance. Each individual piece of Cevik crystal is then fully integrated with exquisite porcelain to produce an item of sheer artistic beauty. These days the company concentrates on crystal vases. These are among the finest glass and porcelain vases available anywhere. So fine in fact that you will be hard pressed to find them for sale in the United States or in Europe. When you acquire a Cevik
piece as a gift or to occupy a special place in your own home, You are getting an item of matchless beauty.
About the Author
Robert D. Forst is an avid art, opera, and classical music enthusiast who has lived all over the world acquiring a cultivated taste in art, crystal, and paintings that is reflected in our e-commerce store. He enjoys sharing his knowledge and teste as a contributing editor at http://www.theglobalconnoisseur.com – a site that offers information concerning original oil paintings and watercolors, Romanian Crystal, Limited Edition Romanian Vases, one-of-a-kind hand-painted ceramic vases and boxes, Capodimonte porcelain, Cevik vases, Limoges reproductions, Italian crystal, Italian furniture, and a great deal more.
