Richard Ginori
Trinket Box, Richard Ginori, Fiesole Pattern, Italian Scene, Covered Box, Porcelain, Vintage Italy
Trinket Box, Richard Ginori, Fiesole Pattern, Italian Scene, Covered Box, Porcelain, Vintage Italy
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A sepia-toned Italian village scene graces the lid of this exquisite trinket box, depicting the Tuscan town of Fiesole.
- Maker: Richard Ginori (Manifattura di Doccia, Florence)
- Pattern: Fiesole (introduced 1770s, reintroduced 1990s)
- Materials: Porcelain
- Dimensions: 4.0" wide, 2.0" tall
- Origin: Italy
- Era: Vintage, 1990
- Condition: Excellent — no scratches, chips, or other defects. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
The borders are accented with a gorgeous ribbon of gold and blue on both the box and the lid, plus a gilded vine of leaves all around the box. This one still retains the original sticker that reads: "Manifattura Di Doccia, Florence." The Richard Ginori backstamp is also visible.
Perfect as a sophisticated home decor piece, it also offers a refined storage solution for jewelry, rings, or small keepsakes.
Richard Ginori was founded in 1735 by Marquis Carlo Ginori in Doccia, Italy. They are a renowned Italian porcelain manufacturer, celebrated for its exquisite hand-painted pieces, intricate designs, and high-quality porcelain. After facing financial difficulties, the brand was acquired by Gucci in 2013. Today the company is known as Ginori 1735, they are part of the Kering group and continue to produce luxury porcelain. "Fiesole" was first introduced in the 1770s and reintroduced in the 1990s, blending timeless artistry with practical elegance across the centuries.
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