Richard Ginori Porcelain Italian Pittoria Nut Dish 1970s

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Handcrafted Richard Ginori Italy Porcelain Italian Nut Dish, circa 1970s.
Beautiful Richard Ginori Italian Collectible Vintage Porcelain hand painted dish. … more Handcrafted Richard Ginori Italy Porcelain Italian Nut Dish, circa 1970s.
Beautiful Richard Ginori Italian Collectible Vintage Porcelain hand painted dish.
Vintage Richard Ginori Italian hand made with very delicate porcelain, leaf-shaped bowl with a floral design and gold edging.
Late 20th century hand painted Porcelain handled nut dish manufactured by Richard Ginori in the Italian floral motif, scalloped border with gold trim lining around, against a white ground.
This bowl is very versatile it can be used as a trinket bowl, a candy dish, or nut bowl.
It would make a wonderful serving bowl for salsas, sauces, spices or butter.
This fabulous Richard Ginori, shell-shaped dish, with the hand painted the pattern feature a twisted pink ribbon intertwined with a green foliate garland bearing yellow roses and small purple blossoms by springs of leaves on a white surface.
They are further surrounded by a lovely border of intertwined green and pink ribbon.
The ribbon and garland decoration is bordered by gilded bands.
The edges are scalloped, and several gold stripes have been painted along the gently-curving handles.
This lovely Vintage Luxury Italian Richard Ginori Porcelain dish is perfect for the avid traveller and collector.
Hallmarked with green underglaze "Richard Ginori" mark with the crown and "Pittoria Richard Ginori Italy" on gold, the mark that is usually referred to as Pittoria; both marks were in use in second half of 20th century.
Excellent condition.
Dimensions: 1.5 tall 2.5 across and 4.5 inches long.
Made in Italy circa 1970s.
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. less