Vintage Richard Ginori Vecchio Ginori Shape Bianco White Gravy Boat Server 9” Italy 2257

 

Description:  You are bidding on a Vintage Richard Ginori Vecchio Ginori Shape Bianco White Gravy Boat Server 9” Italy 2257.  These Ginori pieces were purchased in the mid-1970’s in Ginori 5th Avenue, New York City and some pieces during trips to Italy.  Although dishwasher safe, I never put in the dishwasher, always washed by hand.  We are now downsizing and hope they will have many more years of enjoyment as part of your service collection.

 

About Richard Ginori:

Vecchio Ginori (from their website)

An ancient art for timeless beauty.  “Alla Sassone” (Saxon style) was how the relief motif which distinguishes the collection was defined.  Vecchio Ginori is a collection in an eternal and sublime state of beauty.  A magical art by the Master Craftsmen of the Doccia Manufactory, who in 1740 created a noble line, immune to changing trends.  Illuminate your tables with a pure, white radiance like the beginning of a story yet to be told.

 

Today, Richard Ginori is the most famous Italian factory producing porcelain dinnerware. ... Often referred to as china or fine china, it is renowned for its strength, hardness, toughness, whiteness, translucence and impermeability.  Ginori 1735, as it is now known, has been in continuous production for 285 years.

 

 

Condition:  There are no chips or cracks and the Ginori Gravy Boat Server 9” 2257 is in very good shiny used estate condition. 

 

Marks:  See pics

 

Dimensions:   (essjkhu ref # 9003808)

 

The Gravy Boat Server 2257 is 9” spout to spout x 6” wide x 4” high

 

Comments:  Great addition / replacement for your Richard Ginori Vecchio Ginori Shape Bianco service collection.

 

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