Giuseppe Armani 'Doves of Peace' Figurine on Wooden Base

This is a detailed cold-cast porcelain sculpture featuring three doves perched on a naturalistic branch, created by the renowned Italian sculptor Giuseppe Armani for the Florence Studio. The composition is dynamic, showing the birds in various states of motion and rest. The largest dove is depicted with outstretched wings, while the others are nestled amongst delicate, pale pink roses and green leaves that sprout from a textured, faux-wood branch. The sculpture is finished in a monochromatic cream or ivory tone with subtle matte color accents on the floral elements. It is mounted on a high-quality rectangular wooden base with a polished burl wood veneer top and a black beveled edge. A signature metal plaque is visible on the front of the base, identifying it as an Armani piece. Typical of the late 20th-century style (likely 1980s or 1990s), the craftsmanship is evident in the intricate feather detailing and the lifelike anatomical structure of the birds. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or repairs to the fragile wingtips or flower petals, though a slight age-related patina or dust accumulation is present in the deep crevices of the feathers and branch textures.