The first image is AI-enhanced to better showcase the design against a neutral background. Please rely only on the following original photos for the item’s true condition. Elegant set of six vintage dinner plates by Richard Ginori, produced in Italy around the mid-20th century, probably during the 1940s or 1950s. Each plate is made from fine white porcelain and decorated with graceful pink floral branches, smaller scattered blossoms and a delicate gold-finished rim. Selected details of the flowers are enriched with raised white highlights, giving the decoration additional depth and texture. The underside bears the original blue crowned Richard Ginori mark together with a numerical production or decoration code. The precise name of the pattern has not been identified; the plates are therefore described according to their documented manufacturer, decoration and period rather than attributed to a specific Richard Ginori collection. Each plate is made from fine white porcelain and decorated with graceful pink floral branches, smaller scattered blossoms and a delicate gold-finished rim. The asymmetrical decoration gives the set a refined and romantic appearance while leaving the centre of each plate predominantly white. The plates bear the original blue crowned Richard Ginori mark and identifying production code on the underside. Their restrained floral design makes them particularly suitable for an elegant vintage table, afternoon entertaining, wedding dining, spring celebrations or as replacement pieces for an existing Richard Ginori service. The set consists of six matching flat dinner plates. Diameter: approximately 23.5 cm / 9.25 in. Height: slightly less than 1 cm / 0.4 in. The plates are in good vintage condition, with no chips, cracks or restorations observed. Light surface marks, minor variations in the floral decoration and some age-related wear to the gold rim may be present. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the condition description.