Richard Ginori - Table service for 12 (71) - Porcelain
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Description from the seller
Elegant and refined, this exquisite Richard Ginori tableware set from the 1930s is distinguished by its Antico Doccia shape, one of the most iconic and beloved of the manufactory. The decoration is simple yet distinctive: a border of concentric circles in shades of gray and red, finely accented with a silver lining that enhances its chromatic balance and formal sobriety. A set capable of combining understated elegance with historic charm, ideal for both collectors and for a table with impeccable taste.
Composition of the service
36 flat plates, 23 cm diameter
- 12 small plates, 18.5 cm (1 chipped small plate)
12 deep plates, 22.5 cm diameter (2 chipped plates)
1 round serving plate with a diameter of 28 cm.
- 1 salad bowl 26ø; h7
1 soup tureen 29x22
1 sauce boat with spoon 23x15
- 2 oval serving dishes 34x23; 36x24.5
2 oval serving dishes 22x12
Richard Ginori, founded in 1735 by Marquis Carlo Ginori in Doccia, near Florence, is one of the most illustrious names in European porcelain. Celebrated for the union of craftsmanship and innovation, it has endured through the centuries while maintaining its reputation for excellence. The period between the two world wars represents one of the golden ages of Ginori production, during which form and decoration were rethought according to modern taste standards, without ever abandoning the prestige of tradition.
General Conditions
The item is in excellent condition considering its age. The decorative border is well maintained, and the silver lining retains much of its original brilliance, except for the soup tureen handles, which show slight decorative alterations. There are no cracks, breaks, or obvious restorations: it is an authentic and intact piece, perfect for enhancing a collection of vintage porcelain.
Shipping:
The service will be carefully packed with professional materials to ensure maximum protection during transport. The shipment will be made via a trackable courier, and each package will be labeled as 'fragile' to ensure appropriate handling given the value and delicacy of the item.
A dive into the golden years of Italian porcelain: collect authentic elegance signed Richard Ginori.
#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 TranslateElegant and refined, this exquisite Richard Ginori tableware set from the 1930s is distinguished by its Antico Doccia shape, one of the most iconic and beloved of the manufactory. The decoration is simple yet distinctive: a border of concentric circles in shades of gray and red, finely accented with a silver lining that enhances its chromatic balance and formal sobriety. A set capable of combining understated elegance with historic charm, ideal for both collectors and for a table with impeccable taste.
Composition of the service
36 flat plates, 23 cm diameter
- 12 small plates, 18.5 cm (1 chipped small plate)
12 deep plates, 22.5 cm diameter (2 chipped plates)
1 round serving plate with a diameter of 28 cm.
- 1 salad bowl 26ø; h7
1 soup tureen 29x22
1 sauce boat with spoon 23x15
- 2 oval serving dishes 34x23; 36x24.5
2 oval serving dishes 22x12
Richard Ginori, founded in 1735 by Marquis Carlo Ginori in Doccia, near Florence, is one of the most illustrious names in European porcelain. Celebrated for the union of craftsmanship and innovation, it has endured through the centuries while maintaining its reputation for excellence. The period between the two world wars represents one of the golden ages of Ginori production, during which form and decoration were rethought according to modern taste standards, without ever abandoning the prestige of tradition.
General Conditions
The item is in excellent condition considering its age. The decorative border is well maintained, and the silver lining retains much of its original brilliance, except for the soup tureen handles, which show slight decorative alterations. There are no cracks, breaks, or obvious restorations: it is an authentic and intact piece, perfect for enhancing a collection of vintage porcelain.
Shipping:
The service will be carefully packed with professional materials to ensure maximum protection during transport. The shipment will be made via a trackable courier, and each package will be labeled as 'fragile' to ensure appropriate handling given the value and delicacy of the item.
A dive into the golden years of Italian porcelain: collect authentic elegance signed Richard Ginori.
#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
71
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
1930-1940
