The luxurious casket is made of first-class porcelain by Capodimonte in Italy and is made in the form of a phone.The "father" of the porcelain of Capodimonte (Capodimonte) is considered to be Charles de Bourbon (1716-1788), son of Philip V and his second wife, the Italian, Elizabeth Farnese. Charles became king of Naples and Sicily on 3 August. 1734,received a new name - Charles VII (1738-1759). In 1738 he married Maria Amalia, daughter of the king of Saxony, and Saxony, as we remember, was famous for its magnificent porcelain. All of these family ties, and apparently provoked the king of Naples to have a porcelain factory in Naples in 1738 -1759. The crown and Neapolitan N, was originally the sign of the porcelain and ceramics produced at the Royal factory in Naples. In 1819 the factory was sold, the production of porcelain suspended. After manufacture was revived two more times and finally closed in the 1940s. In our online store you can purchase this product on request. By clicking on the "buy" button, you fill out all the data in the "Basket". You mark the item "self-delivery" and the button "place an order". Further our manager will contact you to clarify the details. All goods on order are delivered only at 100% payment. Delivery of pre-ordered goods takes from 14 days. Delivery is paid extra.