A few examples of appraisal values for
CAPODIMONTE PORCELAIN FLOWERS

• FIVE CAPODIMONTE PORCELAIN FLOWERSFive
  FIVE CAPODIMONTE PORCELAIN FLOWERSFive Capodimonte Porcelain Flowers, marked, tallest h. 4 1/2 in. Provenance: The Schoenberger Collection, 1812 Palmer Avenue, New Orleans.
• (3) Capodimonte Porcelain FlowersTo
  (3) Capodimonte Porcelain FlowersTo include a large pink rose a tiger lily and a smaller red rose largest is 5'' H circa 20th century with tags excellent condition no chips or cracks.Estate of Eugenia Sager Plymouth Michigan.
• Fourteen-Piece Collection of Fine Porcelain,
  Fourteen-Piece Collection of Fine Porcelain, consisting of a fine nine-piece collection of Capodimonte porcelain flowers, comprising a primrose spray, a crimson camellia with foliage, a double crimson rose spray, a parrot tulip with phlox blossoms, a large magnolia flower bud and foliage, a scarlet rose spray, an orchid on a pearlized bowknot, a large group of two pink roses and a branch, and a white rose; in addition to a fine Capodimonte floral cabinet group of a flowering stump; a Capodimonte oblong dressing table box with a pair of long-stemmed roses; an oval ring box in the Capodimonte style; a fine Lennox porcelain parrot tulip; and a good Ladowitz porcelain figure of a fledgling bluebird on a flowering branch, all of the Capodimonte pieces marked as is the Lenox example.