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Yes - my GGF John (Giovanni) of Winetavern Street (and several other addresses around that area).  The only Ceppis I came across were Francis and Seraphin (although I did come across a Eugine as a godparent somewhere but assumed it was a mistake!)  I did also discover that Francis attended the Dublin Metropolitan School of Art on Thomas Street in 1873 when he was about 22 years old and was described as a sculptor - actually he listed as T. Ceppi which I assumed was an error and should have been F. Ceppi?  I think that this info may no longer be available on the internet?  My Great Uncle went to the same school of art years later and painted the statues made by his father!  Did you ever get anywhere with the Arigho and Ceppi families travelling together to Dublin? Did they come through London or even England?

I bought the Ceppi record from Glasnevin in 2012 and Seraphin was not in the grave.  I bought it again (by mistake) earlier this year and he is there and described as a picture frame maker.
Mary Adelaide Ceppi is also there, died 24 Feb 1894 - cause of death was gastric fever.  Francis Ceppi was a plaster statue maker - also in same grace.
Sorry to be so late with this information but do not check rootschat that often!
I am not related to Ceppi, but Francis was best man at my great grandfathers wedding in 1871 and Seraphin was a godparent to my grandfather in 1888.  I believe my GGF worked with/for the Ceppis before he went into business (as a statue maker) after Francis died.
BTW Seraphin received a Certificate of Naturalization from the Home Office in London in 1899.
Hope this is of some help.