Ginori - Dish (3) - Porcelain - Oyster dishes - Very rare
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Set of three Ginori porcelain oyster plates, model 1825, dating from 1890–1900, each about 22 cm in diameter with six shell-shaped recesses and a central lemon well; the plates have small chips and one has a hairline crack.
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Description from the seller
Beautiful and very rare set of 3 porcelain oyster plates by Ginori.
Fine porcelain produced by the Ginori Manifattura at the Doccia factory in Florence.
The plates are characterized by the 6 scalloped shells-shaped cavities where the oysters sat, while the central circular cavity held the lemon.
They are also published in the manufactory’s old catalogs, as model number 1825, visible in the second image.
Collectors’ items
Bibliographic references: "Il bello dell'utile. Ceramiche Ginori e Richard-Ginori dal 1750 al 1950" by Anna Chiostrini Mannini, published by Polistampa
Dating: 1890-1900, determined from the mark and the manufacture
At the bottom of the 3 plates, the green Ginori mark and the number 1825 underglaze indicate the model
Diameter of the plates: about 22.0 cm
Height of the plates: about 3.0 cm
Conditions: one plate shows a small surface chip about 4 millimeters high from the base (see corresponding image); one plate shows a small chip about 8 millimeters on the lower rim, almost not visible from above (see corresponding image); one plate shows a small chip about 7 millimeters on the lower rim, almost not visible from above, and a crack near the adjacent valve (see corresponding images)
ATTENTION:
We do not ship to the United States because in Italy, due to the introduction of duties, there is no courier that allows private individuals to send goods.
Beautiful and very rare set of 3 porcelain oyster plates by Ginori.
Fine porcelain produced by the Ginori Manifattura at the Doccia factory in Florence.
The plates are characterized by the 6 scalloped shells-shaped cavities where the oysters sat, while the central circular cavity held the lemon.
They are also published in the manufactory’s old catalogs, as model number 1825, visible in the second image.
Collectors’ items
Bibliographic references: "Il bello dell'utile. Ceramiche Ginori e Richard-Ginori dal 1750 al 1950" by Anna Chiostrini Mannini, published by Polistampa
Dating: 1890-1900, determined from the mark and the manufacture
At the bottom of the 3 plates, the green Ginori mark and the number 1825 underglaze indicate the model
Diameter of the plates: about 22.0 cm
Height of the plates: about 3.0 cm
Conditions: one plate shows a small surface chip about 4 millimeters high from the base (see corresponding image); one plate shows a small chip about 8 millimeters on the lower rim, almost not visible from above (see corresponding image); one plate shows a small chip about 7 millimeters on the lower rim, almost not visible from above, and a crack near the adjacent valve (see corresponding images)
ATTENTION:
We do not ship to the United States because in Italy, due to the introduction of duties, there is no courier that allows private individuals to send goods.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Title additional information
Oyster dishes - Very rare
Number of objects
3
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Ginori
Material
Porcelain
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
2 cm
Width
22 cm
Depth
22 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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