Richard Ginori - Fish serving set (13) - Porcelain
08
days
17
hours
37
minutes
15
seconds
No bids placed
Catawiki Buyer Protection
Your payment’s safe with us until you receive your object.View details
Trustpilot 4.4 | 122385 reviews
Rated Excellent on Trustpilot.
Description from the seller
Fish porcelain dinnerware set – Richard Ginori
'Antico Doccia' shape – naturalistic aquatic decorations – glossy and elegant porcelain.
Refined fish service by the renowned manufacturer Richard Ginori, crafted in the iconic Antico Doccia shape, one of the oldest and most recognizable silhouettes of the maison. A harmonious, elegant, and surprisingly bright ensemble, perfect for those seeking a vintage service with great charm and quality.
The Antico Doccia shape, created in the eighteenth century at the Royal Factory of Doccia, is a masterpiece of balance and classicism. The plates feature the characteristic wavy and slightly shaped edge, typical of the Ginori style: a soft, elegant line that is immediately recognizable to collectors.
The decoration, with a naturalistic setting, depicts various fish species with fine strokes and painterly precision, surrounded by aquatic plant elements. The illustrations, sharp and well-centered, combine scientific accuracy with aesthetic taste, creating a very refined and at the same time delicate effect. A light gold fillet embellishes the profile of the plates, enhancing their brightness and adding greater depth to the pure white of the porcelain.
The complex is extremely refined: an ideal union between figurative tradition and Ginori's great quality.
Service composition
12 flat dishes, 25.5 cm diameter
1 large oval serving dish, 39x30
Founded in 1735 by Marquis Carlo Ginori, the Richard Ginori manufactory is considered one of Europe's excellence in porcelain craftsmanship. The Antico Doccia shape represents one of its most enduring and beloved models, a testament to Italian seventeenth-century tradition. Fish-themed dinnerware sets, increasingly rare to find complete, are now highly valued by collectors and lovers of elegant tableware.
Storage conditions
The service is in excellent condition: shiny porcelain, perfectly sharp decorations, well-preserved gilding, and no chips or significant defects.
A piece maintained with care and surprisingly bright, despite its age.
Shipping:
The shipment will be carried out via tracked courier, with highly protective professional packaging to ensure the integrity of each piece during transport.
#Christmasdinner
Seller's Story
Vintage ceramics and porcelains are often worked and decorated with masterful precision and delicacy, they are objects of timeless charm, the result of knowledge handed down and widespread. From a historical and cultural point of view, they represent an extraordinary combination of craftsmanship and art, which takes the form of works of rare beauty.
An authentic passion that drives me to identify shapes, models and decorations and to identify a possible or certain dating of the objects through a continuous study of sources and archives.
Translated by Google TranslateFish porcelain dinnerware set – Richard Ginori
'Antico Doccia' shape – naturalistic aquatic decorations – glossy and elegant porcelain.
Refined fish service by the renowned manufacturer Richard Ginori, crafted in the iconic Antico Doccia shape, one of the oldest and most recognizable silhouettes of the maison. A harmonious, elegant, and surprisingly bright ensemble, perfect for those seeking a vintage service with great charm and quality.
The Antico Doccia shape, created in the eighteenth century at the Royal Factory of Doccia, is a masterpiece of balance and classicism. The plates feature the characteristic wavy and slightly shaped edge, typical of the Ginori style: a soft, elegant line that is immediately recognizable to collectors.
The decoration, with a naturalistic setting, depicts various fish species with fine strokes and painterly precision, surrounded by aquatic plant elements. The illustrations, sharp and well-centered, combine scientific accuracy with aesthetic taste, creating a very refined and at the same time delicate effect. A light gold fillet embellishes the profile of the plates, enhancing their brightness and adding greater depth to the pure white of the porcelain.
The complex is extremely refined: an ideal union between figurative tradition and Ginori's great quality.
Service composition
12 flat dishes, 25.5 cm diameter
1 large oval serving dish, 39x30
Founded in 1735 by Marquis Carlo Ginori, the Richard Ginori manufactory is considered one of Europe's excellence in porcelain craftsmanship. The Antico Doccia shape represents one of its most enduring and beloved models, a testament to Italian seventeenth-century tradition. Fish-themed dinnerware sets, increasingly rare to find complete, are now highly valued by collectors and lovers of elegant tableware.
Storage conditions
The service is in excellent condition: shiny porcelain, perfectly sharp decorations, well-preserved gilding, and no chips or significant defects.
A piece maintained with care and surprisingly bright, despite its age.
Shipping:
The shipment will be carried out via tracked courier, with highly protective professional packaging to ensure the integrity of each piece during transport.
#Christmasdinner
Seller's Story
Vintage ceramics and porcelains are often worked and decorated with masterful precision and delicacy, they are objects of timeless charm, the result of knowledge handed down and widespread. From a historical and cultural point of view, they represent an extraordinary combination of craftsmanship and art, which takes the form of works of rare beauty.
An authentic passion that drives me to identify shapes, models and decorations and to identify a possible or certain dating of the objects through a continuous study of sources and archives.
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
No. of items
13
Material
Porcelain
Manufacturer/ Brand
Richard Ginori
Country of Origin
Italy
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
60 cm
Width
40 cm
Depth
40 cm
Estimated Period
1970-1980
