Richard Ginori - Ice bucket - Porcelain

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Description from the seller

Splendid cachepot / refreshing stand in white porcelain by Richard Ginori, Manifattura di Doccia, Florence.

Classic bucket-shaped form with scroll handles, gilded edge and foot, multi-coloured decoration fully hand-painted with a hand-finished transfer.

Decoration: upper band with a pink ribbon tied with garlands of yellow roses, in the center a large rocaille cartouche with a swan in flight among violet/purple floral scrolls, two butterflies and berries. One of the most elegant and painterly decorations of Ginori production in the second half of the 20th century.

Marks: underside with a double original mark – gold label with crown Richard Ginori and the green underglaze mark Richard Ginori / MANIFATTURA DI DOCCIA Florence ITALY – both used in the second half of the XX century.

Functions: planter pot, cachepot for orchids, champagne/wine cooler, centerpiece.

Conditions: Excellent / perfect. No chips, no cracks, gold bright. White interior clean. Rings like a bell to touch, first-rate porcelain.

Dimensions to verify: H approx. 13.5 cm, mouth Ø approx. 14 cm, base Ø approx. 10 cm. Weight approx. 930 g

A collectible piece and high-end Italian craftsmanship for interior decoration.

Seller's Story

We sell design items, vintage or antique but always without restoring, modifying, polishing or transforming them we leave them as we find them in a sign of maximum transparency with the customer.
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Splendid cachepot / refreshing stand in white porcelain by Richard Ginori, Manifattura di Doccia, Florence.

Classic bucket-shaped form with scroll handles, gilded edge and foot, multi-coloured decoration fully hand-painted with a hand-finished transfer.

Decoration: upper band with a pink ribbon tied with garlands of yellow roses, in the center a large rocaille cartouche with a swan in flight among violet/purple floral scrolls, two butterflies and berries. One of the most elegant and painterly decorations of Ginori production in the second half of the 20th century.

Marks: underside with a double original mark – gold label with crown Richard Ginori and the green underglaze mark Richard Ginori / MANIFATTURA DI DOCCIA Florence ITALY – both used in the second half of the XX century.

Functions: planter pot, cachepot for orchids, champagne/wine cooler, centerpiece.

Conditions: Excellent / perfect. No chips, no cracks, gold bright. White interior clean. Rings like a bell to touch, first-rate porcelain.

Dimensions to verify: H approx. 13.5 cm, mouth Ø approx. 14 cm, base Ø approx. 10 cm. Weight approx. 930 g

A collectible piece and high-end Italian craftsmanship for interior decoration.

Seller's Story

We sell design items, vintage or antique but always without restoring, modifying, polishing or transforming them we leave them as we find them in a sign of maximum transparency with the customer.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
930 g
Specific region of origin
Firenze
No. of items
1
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Richard Ginori
Material
Porcelain
Colour
Gold, Green, Pink, Purple, White
Style
Antique inspired
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
13.5 cm
Width
18.5 cm
Depth
14 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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