Help to identify older chandelier pattern/maker

[howeller63canada]

Hello! My first post here hoping someone can help with identifying this chandelier pattern or maker.

I've been researching with zero luck.

It's from an old home in Montreal pre 2000 unsure exactly.

Any help appreciated. I was told glass covers don't look original I tend to agree there.

Beautiful porcelain patterns but no makers marks anywhere.

Thank you

[luvdemgoaties]

It's gorgeous. Could it possibly be Capodimonte?  I don't know if they did chandeliers, but they did do lamps.

[howeller63canada]

I will look into that thank you

[Anonymous]

@howeller63canada 

I am sorry that I can't help with the identification, but I personally would remove the glass. They distract from this very pretty piece.

Hopefully someone will be able to give you some insight.

[howeller63canada]

Yes I think your right on the glass..

Thank you

[jrkirk]

The hand painted design is similar to items generally considered to be Made in Japan items from pre-WWII, and are often unmarked.

[md1919]

this is mid 20th century, there was no Capodimonte company then, just hundreds of imitators.

[howeller63canada]

Thank for info. I had sent email to this company and I'll share response.

Also makers marks from after they closed I found.

Real Capodimonte <info@capodimonte-porcelain.com>

Tue 2022-03-08 3:00 PM

You

Thank you for your message.

We are sorry to inform you that our Capodimonte’s Porcelain Evaluation Service is suspended.

Unfortunately, only our valuation service experts will be able to help you as soon as they get back into their activities.

We look forward to seeing you among our happy customers.

Best regards,

Alessandra

Capodimonte’s Finest Customer Service

Understanding Capodimonte Italian Porcelain Marks (thesprucecrafts.com)

[maeday76 · Accepted solution]

I am the *unhappy* owner of a selection of Spanish chandeliers. They are beautiful, but the market is wildly unpredictable for the prices they'd fetch, and I have neither the inclination to ship nor the need to use any of them. 

The metalwork visible here looks VERY much like the brass details of the 4 different chandeliers I have. All are late 19th early 20th century and are immediately recognizable as having the same origin. 

Have a look at old Spanish chandeliers and see what you find. Let us know! 

Cheers. 

M

[howeller63canada]

Thank you for reply 🙂