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RICHARD GINORI MANIFATTURA DI DOCCIA FLORENCE ITALY OVAL PORCELAIN DISH
RICHARD GINORI MANIFATTURA DI DOCCIA FLORENCE ITALY OVAL PORCELAIN DISH

RICHARD GINORI MANIFATTURA DI DOCCIA FLORENCE ITALY OVAL PORCELAIN DISH

$ 66

Availability: 60 in stock
  • Object Type: Side Plate
  • Brand: Richard Ginori
  • Main Color: Multi-Color Tulip
  • Condition: It is in overall very good pre-owned cosmetic condition.
  • Model: Oval Plate
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

    Description

    Italian Oval Porcelain Dish Decorated in the Tulipano Pattern Doccia offered by
    The Metropolitan Museum of Art for A revival of an Italian Doccia Pattern 1760-1770
    This Italian Doccia factory lobed silver-shape Rococo porcelain oval dish is boldly painted with a version of the Tulip pattern with large central "famille rose" flowers in iron red, green, blue, yellow, and black, the whole with gilt highlights. The Doccia porcelain had a somewhat gray body and the factory used a white tin oxide glaze to cover it as a base for the beautiful flower painting.
    The Ginori (Doccia) Porcelain manufactory, at Doccia, near Florence, was founded in 1735 by marchese Carlo Ginori. The factory used tin glaze to soften the gray color of its hard-paste porcelain wares. The tin glaze created a milk white surface which served as an effective background for a palette of strong painted colors. The company is known today as Richard-Ginori.
    A Revival of an Italian Doccia Pattern 1760-70 by The Metropolitan Museum of Art
    Dimensions
    Width: 9.5 inch
    Depth: 6.89 inch