Richard Ginori - Dinner service (7) - Rifinito a mano- Tuchese - 24kt gold

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Ginori white porcelain table service from the late 19th century, with turquoise and gold decoration, comprising seven pieces including approximately 24 cm plates, hand-finished in the Rifinito a mano- Tuchese style and marked GINORI, in good used condition with minor signs of age.

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Elegant and important Ginori Manufactory tableware service, dating from the late 19th century, comprising a total of 12 pieces. The service is made of white porcelain and features a refined shaped and wavy edge, embellished with elegant turquoise panels, decorations and gold filigree. The specific contouring of the rims and the color combination give the set a very elegant and scenographic appearance, typical of decorative productions of the era.

Composition of the service:
7 flat plates, diameter approximately 24 cm.
The service bears on the bottom the mark “GINORI.”
The service is presented in overall good conservational condition, considering its age.
As these are antique items, some pieces may show light signs of time, small imperfections, wear of the gilding or minimal defects compatible with the period and use: two plates show defects on the rim that, however, do not compromise their beauty or use.
Overall the service maintains an excellent aesthetic presence and constitutes a particularly decorative and interesting set for collectors and enthusiasts of Italian porcelain of the period.
A refined and ample Ginori service from the late 19th century, enriched by the remarkable variety of serving pieces and by the elegant turquoise and gold decoration.
Particularly careful packaging, appropriate to the delicate nature of the pieces.

Elegant and important Ginori Manufactory tableware service, dating from the late 19th century, comprising a total of 12 pieces. The service is made of white porcelain and features a refined shaped and wavy edge, embellished with elegant turquoise panels, decorations and gold filigree. The specific contouring of the rims and the color combination give the set a very elegant and scenographic appearance, typical of decorative productions of the era.

Composition of the service:
7 flat plates, diameter approximately 24 cm.
The service bears on the bottom the mark “GINORI.”
The service is presented in overall good conservational condition, considering its age.
As these are antique items, some pieces may show light signs of time, small imperfections, wear of the gilding or minimal defects compatible with the period and use: two plates show defects on the rim that, however, do not compromise their beauty or use.
Overall the service maintains an excellent aesthetic presence and constitutes a particularly decorative and interesting set for collectors and enthusiasts of Italian porcelain of the period.
A refined and ample Ginori service from the late 19th century, enriched by the remarkable variety of serving pieces and by the elegant turquoise and gold decoration.
Particularly careful packaging, appropriate to the delicate nature of the pieces.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Gold type
24kt gold
Specific region of origin
Toscana Firenze
Number of objects
7
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Richard Ginori
Model
Rifinito a mano- Tuchese
Material
Gold, Porcelain
Style
Antique
Colour
Turquoise, White
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
1 cm
Width
1 cm
Depth
1 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
ItalyVerified
646
Objects sold
95.69%
Private

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