Description :

Vintage decorative collection featuring a large Capodimonte-style porcelain table lamp, a neoclassical Campana urn-style table lamp, an Elton Bennett framed print titled The Sea Watch, a Hong Kong-made The Herring Net floral convex wall plaque, a porcelain candlestick with ornate gold scroll decoration, and a small decorative porcelain trinket box. The Capodimonte-style lamp features raised relief figures, floral swags, and hand-applied gold accents, while the urn lamp showcases classical Baroque Revival styling with scroll handles and a distressed antique finish. The Elton Bennett print depicts a lighthouse scene and is signed in the print, while the convex floral plaque was produced by The Herring Net and made in Hong Kong. A beautiful collection of vintage lighting and decorative accessories perfect for traditional, Italian, Hollywood Regency, or eclectic interiors.

Measurements (Approx.)

• Capodimonte-style lamp: 28" H to socket, 10" W

• Urn-style lamp: 29" H to socket, 13" W handle to handle

• Elton Bennett framed print: 6" × 7"

• Floral convex plaque: 5" diameter

• Porcelain candlestick: 8" H

• Porcelain trinket box: 3.5" diameter

Condition

Overall good vintage condition with light age-related wear. Lamps are untested and sold as found. Finish wear, light patina, and minor paint loss are consistent with age. Framed artwork and decorative pieces display normal vintage wear without significant damage noted. Please review photographs carefully for complete condition details.

Historical Note

Capodimonte-style porcelain became highly collectible during the mid-20th century as Italian-inspired decorative arts gained popularity. Neoclassical urn-form lamps reflect the Hollywood Regency and Baroque Revival trends of the 1950s–1970s. Elton Bennett was a well-known American artist recognized for coastal and lighthouse prints produced during the mid-century period. Decorative convex floral plaques manufactured by The Herring Net in Hong Kong became popular imports during the 1960s and 1970s, while ornate porcelain candlesticks and trinket boxes completed the fashionable European-inspired home décor of the era.

Estimated Value

375-650