Ginori 1735

Founded in 1735 by aristocrat Marquis Carlo Andrea Ginori in Florence, Richard Ginori has been a symbol of Italian porcelain craftsmanship for centuries. At its inception, Europe was gripped by “white gold fever” as porcelain gained immense popularity. The Ginori family’s workshop quickly expanded, and by 1896, the company merged with Milanese ceramics manufacturer Augusto Richard, becoming Richard-Ginori. During this period, mechanical innovations were introduced, blending tradition with modernity. New Art Nouveau designs were introduced, complementing the classic Doccia models and enriching the elegance of Ginori plates.

A pivotal moment in the brand’s history came when renowned architect Gio Ponti took over as art director. His creative vision revitalized the company, leaving a lasting imprint on its design legacy. In the hands of Gucci today, the brand has evolved into Ginori 1735, honoring its heritage while embracing contemporary artistry.

With a balance of bold innovation and timeless elegance, Ginori 1735 continues to craft exquisite collections of fine porcelain. Each piece is a testament to Italy’s artistic tradition. Explore our curated collection of Ginori plates online, or contact us to discover the full Ginori 1735 range, perfect for crafting timeless and luxurious table settings.