Bonbonniere, ivory white porcelain, Richard Ginori, Italy, 1970s.
470 PLN
unique
ABOUT PRODUCTID 17173
This porcelain bonbonniere, produced in the 1970s by the esteemed Italian manufacturer Richard Ginori, exemplifies the decorative craftsmanship typical of its era. Its base, a slightly warm ivory white with a lustrous glazed finish, is adorned with a garland motif: green leaves applied via decal wrap around both body and lid, interspersed with delicately hand-painted pink rosebuds and flowers. Gold accents highlight the rim, the foot, and the upper edge. The lid is topped with a knob shaped as a bud in shades of pink and ivory, detailed by a hand-painted green leaf at the base. The proportions are balanced and gently rounded, resonating with the classical forms of Italian utilitarian porcelain. The bonbonniere stands on a modest, slightly raised foot. Condition is excellent: the porcelain remains glossy, the decoration and gilding vivid, with only an internal chip on the lid, which is invisible when closed. The bonbonniere gently echoes the narrative of Italian design from the 1970s, where ornamentation served as a subtle homage to nature and the beauty of everyday rituals. Botanical motifs, stylized yet meticulously applied, recall the romantic tradition of Mediterranean porcelain. Gilding and hand-painted details speak of artisanal intention—each accent affirming the material’s heritage and longevity. The object seems to invite one to treasure slow moments, whether for safeguarding sweets or preserving small family memorabilia. In a collector's setting, this bonbonniere may be paired with classic white porcelain or contemporary minimalist wa
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Height14 cm
Width13 cm
Dimension details
Width13 cm
Height14 cm
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