Alright, let's be real for a second — this is not just a vase. This is a hand-signed Capodimonte masterpiece from 1950, number 121 out of only 800 ever made. Yes, 800. That's fewer than the number of people your aunt has on Facebook.
This piece was crafted in a small artisan studio, made for the high-end market — the kind of place where every brushstroke was intentional and every putti got a name. It shows. The craftsmanship is extraordinary, the kind you simply don't find anymore unless you're very lucky or very persistent (or both).
Covering the porcelain: a luscious Bacchanalia high-relief scene complete with mythological figures and cheeky putti who are clearly having the time of their lives. Bacchus would be proud. So are we.
The vase is in excellent shape — no breaks, no cracks, no missing pieces. Just a few minor paint fades on tiny spots, because this thing has been around for 75 years and is doing it with absolute style. We call that character, not damage.
Dimensions: 29 × 19 cm
Weight: 1,450 grams (heavy enough to impress, light enough not to wreck your back)
Edition: 121 / 800 — hand-signed and numbered by the artist
Origin: Small artisan studio, made for the luxury market
Year: circa 1950
Condition: Excellent — minor paint fading on small spots, otherwise flawless
Place it on the mantelpiece, on a pedestal, or just somewhere prominent so guests ask about it. Guaranteed conversation starter — and honestly, a little flex. 🏺
