Richard Ginori - Dinner service (40) - Rigo in oro - Porcelain - For 12 people

Elegant dinnerware for 12 people produced by the historic Italian manufacturer Richard Ginori in the 1950s or 1960s, characterized by an elegant polychrome floral pattern in delicate tones and a thin gold border. The decoration unfolds with great discretion across the surface of the pieces: small flowering sprigs with daisies and stylized flowers in pink, blue, yellow and green tones are arranged along the rim and, in some elements, on the central part. The result is luminous and airy, with a deliberately minimal decoration that leaves ample space for the whiteness of the porcelain. The plates feature a simple and harmonious shape, accented by a thin gold filet along the edge. The floral motif, repeated with slight variations on the different pieces, gives the entire service a coordinated and refined character. The set is complete for 12 people and consists of 40 pieces in total: 12 flat plates 12 soup plates 12 appetizer or dessert plates 1 soup tureen 1 round tray 1 oval tray 1 salad bowl A pleasant and refined service, ideal for a bright and traditional table, but also suitable for daily use thanks to the simplicity of the shapes and the delicacy of the decoration. Excellent overall condition; the salad bowl appears to have had the gold reapplied, which had likely worn off.

Estimation:€150

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