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Ginori – small and ancient white porcelain mustard pot with lid and underplate – Late 19th century
Elegant and refined mustard pot from the prestigious Ginori Manufactory of Doccia (Florence), dating from the late nineteenth century.
Made of glossy white porcelain, it features a charming body on a pedestal with two small shaped handles and a lid with a knob, equipped with the characteristic opening for the teaspoon.
Completed by an oval underplate with a wavy edge, adorned with delicate ornamental reliefs, expression of the elegance of Ginori production of the era.
Ginori green mark on the bottom, barely legible.
A fascinating collectible item, ideal for antique porcelain enthusiasts and to enhance a refined table setting.
Era: late nineteenth century.
Manufacture: Ginori, Doccia – Italy.
Composition: mustard pot, lid and underplate.
Conditions: as documented by the photographs, which constitute an integral part of the description.
Ginori – small and ancient white porcelain mustard pot with lid and underplate – Late 19th century
Elegant and refined mustard pot from the prestigious Ginori Manufactory of Doccia (Florence), dating from the late nineteenth century.
Made of glossy white porcelain, it features a charming body on a pedestal with two small shaped handles and a lid with a knob, equipped with the characteristic opening for the teaspoon.
Completed by an oval underplate with a wavy edge, adorned with delicate ornamental reliefs, expression of the elegance of Ginori production of the era.
Ginori green mark on the bottom, barely legible.
A fascinating collectible item, ideal for antique porcelain enthusiasts and to enhance a refined table setting.
Era: late nineteenth century.
Manufacture: Ginori, Doccia – Italy.
Composition: mustard pot, lid and underplate.
Conditions: as documented by the photographs, which constitute an integral part of the description.

