Richard Ginori Siena Porcelain Dinner Plates Roosters Design Florence Italy

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Richard Ginori Designer Italian Porcelain Plates Siena Rust Scalloped, Vecchio Ginori Rust Chickens with Gold Accent.
Set of 2 Richard … Read more Richard Ginori Designer Italian Porcelain Plates Siena Rust Scalloped, Vecchio Ginori Rust Chickens with Gold Accent.
Set of 2 Richard Ginori 1735 Galli Vecchio Ginori Plate hand painted with red roosters and pure gold edging.
Richard Ginori Siena Rust pattern with shades of red and orange dominate this pattern which also depicts scenes of roosters and botanical.
Features reddish brown or siena colored roosters with gold painted accents.
The rim is gold and encircling an embossed edge.
These two plates could also be used as wall art or cabinet plate decor.
Pattern: Siena Rust (Scalloped, Vecchio Ginori) by Richard Ginori.
Richard Ginori M-7 Manifattura Di Doccia Florence, Italy SIENA.
Each signed and hallmarked with green underglaze "Richard Ginori" mark with the crown and "Manifattura di Doccia Florence" Italy" in gold," SIENA" both marks were in use in second half of 20th century.
Great condition never been used.
Crafted in Italy. Circa 1980.
Hand Wash only, discontinued Pattern.
Sold as a set of 2.
Dimensions: large plate: 10 in. diameter.
Dimensions: Medium plate: 8 in. diameter.

Richard Ginori originated in Florence, Italy and continues to be recognized as a top quality producer of porcelain.
Siena Rust is one of the most recognizable patterns across the Ginori suite.
RICHARD GINORI] Since 1735. It is one of the most famous kiln in Italy, where materials and patterns have still been faithfully inherited the ancient traditions since the 18th century. The Italian Fruit was created around 1760 and has been a long seller representing ghinoli with freshness that doesn't seem to be like 250 years ago. (Series Details) The Red Cock has a particularly Japanese influence among the numerous patterns of Richard Ginori. The design is "Brilliant-zura" picture plate made in Arita in Kyushu. This motif was used during the age of founder Carlo Jinoli, but at some point, "Uzura" has been repainted in the form of "Niwatori".

Richard Ginori is one of the finest porcelain china companies in the world.
About Richard Ginori:
Founded in 1735, Richard Ginori has produced the finest handcrafted porcelain for Gucci, Versace, and more famous luxury brands,
its pieces have been featured in museums and the tables of the world's elite. See less