This porcelain masterpiece was crafted in the 1930s by Carlo Mollica a luminary of Capodimonte Italy. The centerpiece is a stunning young woman with golden tresses, her beauty immortalized in delicate porcelain. She is adorned in an opulent dress of pink floral patterns mingling with soft gray, reminiscent of the grandeur of an 18th-century gown. Her grace is accentuated by the way she cradles a basket brimming with flowers on her right arm, while her left hand gently clasps a few blooms, as if she’s just gathered them. The figurine is elegantly mounted on a gold wood base, encircled by intricate metal scrollwork.. Behind her, a white column rises, adorned with delicate porcelain flowers. A Capodimonte shade that features a refined lattice basket weave design is further accentuated with floral accents. The macrame fringe encircling the base, adds a tactile, touch. The shade’s crown has a brass emblem and is topped with a brass finial.