Doccia Ginori - 盘子 - 瓷 - 极为罕见

Length: 29 cm.
Height: 19.6 cm.
Weight: 698 grams
Condition: good antique condition with age-related wear, and minimal light surface wear

Polychrome Porcelain Dish - Ginori Manufactory, Doccia

Italy, circa 1790-1810

Fine oval porcelain dish produced by the celebrated Ginori manufactory at Doccia during the late Neoclassical period.
At the center, a finely painted puce camaieu medallion depicts a draped classical female figure, framed by an elegant gilt interlaced border. The well is decorated with scattered floral sprigs and naturalistic fruit motifs, including strawberries and cherries, painted in delicate polychrome enamels.

The shaped rim features a distinctive cobalt blue saw-tooth border with gilt edging. The scrolling handles and softly molded contour reflect the refined neoclassical aesthetic characteristic of Doccia porcelain of the late 18th century.

The reverse is glazed white and unmarked, consistent with early production from the Doccia factory.