OLD CAPODIMONTE "CHERUB" 3 FOOTED BOWL

Home > Worthopedia – Price Guide > Ceramics >

OLD CAPODIMONTE "CHERUB" 3 FOOTED BOWL - ITALY

Terms and Conditions for using our site

OLD CAPODIMONTE "CHERUB" 3 FOOTED BOWL - ITALY

Sold For:

or Sign In to see what it's worth.

Sold Date: 07/25/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ceramics

This beautiful unusual shaped CAPODIMONTE " CHERUB VASE comes from an estate. Shaped like a "Three leaf clover" and measures approximately 6 1/2" by 3" tall. Has 3 feet and well marked on the bottom with a blue CAPODIMONTE mark and made in ITALY and numbered. Raised detailed cherubs around the complete bowl. No chips or cracks and in MINT condition considering its age. See other CAPODIMONTE fine porcelain pieces being offered at this site.

A collector's item.

Items in the Worthopedia are obtained exclusively from licensors and partners solely for our members’ research needs.

Flag item for content or copyright.

View Similar Items

LARGE 12" X 16" UNIQUE CAPODIMONTE SERPENT FOOTED BOWL

Capodimonte huge cherub footed vase estate

R.Capodimonte Footed Centerpiece Style Bowl w/Cherubs

Large Vintage Capodimonte Cherub Footed Bowl With Lid

More Items from eBay

Nice Antique Large Diamond Crystal Glass Punch Bowl Set

WOW VINTAGE Irish Ireland Belleek Aberdeen Large Vase

Vintage Blue Willow Serving Bowl / Dish * Stamped

RARE CRANBERRY OPALESCENT HOBBS VICTORIAN BRIDES BASKET

Recent Discussions in Ceramics	Posts	Last Poster
Anyone Interested in Vintage Children's ABC Plates?	1	RebekahK
Help indentify pottery marks	3	freshstart
Mark on Japanese Satsuma Demitasse Cups and Saucers	2	David Pike
Boehm Mark? Made in England Ducks & Geese Plates	2	RebekahK
Help identifying mark on vintage pitcher	3	Audra Blevins
benjarong royal fine bone china and royal fine porcelain	2	RebekahK
Vase with Handles and Roses INFO NEEDED PLEASE	4	Audra Blevins
Porcelain Figurines Donated to Habitat for Humanity - Anyone know what they are?	2	Audra Blevins
Start New Discussion in Ceramics	More Discussions »

Recent Ceramics articles

It’s All in the Marks: ‘Country of Origin’ Marks help Date Pottery & Porcelain

Unloved Antiques: Bone China Tea Cup & Saucer Collection

What’s It Worth: Delft Charger’s Value is Told by the Mark

What’s It Worth: Jardinière’s Value is Told by the Mark

Unloved Antiques: 20th-Century Wedgwood Jasperware

Or login using another account:

Why do I need to login to see this item?

Joining is free and gives you access to our Community & Forums.

If you are interested in our pricing data or other paid memberships, try our Full 7-day Free Trial Here.

By creating an account you agree to our Terms & Conditions