These fine porcelain artefacts, of Neoclassical inspiration, refers back to the Imperial style, which originated in France during the second phase of the Neoclassical period (late 18th and early 19th centuries). Its slenderness of line, sober elegance, and the subdued Romanticism already evident in its reinterpretation of the classical model fully vindicate the principle of imitation on which these works are based, making it a valid expression of Neoclassical taste and style. These porcelains have been created using traditional techniques for both the modelling and the decoration, every detail of which has been executed using precious enamels and fine 18-carat gold. They are an example of the high degree of taste and technical skill achieved by our master craftsmen.
To identify a genuine Villari artefact, it is vital to verify its origin by checking the guarantee card, the “Porcellane Villari” trade mark and “Decoré à la main, oro zecchino 18 carati” (hand decorated, fine 18-carat gold) wording, and the “Made in Italy” mark. Minor imperfections, such as irregularities in colour or surface finish, are a further guarantee that the product is entirely made by hand.

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