Dish Palazzo Carpano, cream porcelain, Richard Ginori, Italy, 1960s.
135 PLN
150 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 32375
This square advertising dish from the 1960s, produced by the renowned Italian manufacturer Richard Ginori in Sesto Fiorentino, exemplifies the classic advertising design of mid-20th-century Italy. Crafted from fine porcelain in a slightly creamy, warm hue, the dish features a central architectural print in sepia-brown tones depicting the entrance to Palazzo Carpano, accompanied by an Italian inscription. The porcelain's glossy surface contrasts with a thin gold band around the rim, which shows gentle wear and fading, particularly at the corners. Softly rounded corners and gently upturned edges give the dish a harmonious, balanced form. The porcelain remains smooth, with no visible cracks or chips; minor surface scratches and patina attest to its authenticity. Overall, the condition is good, with the gold trim showing the most noticeable signs of use. The form of this dish tells the story of 1960s Italian advertising, where elegance intertwined with utility. The sepia architectural print evokes the atmosphere of old cafés and bars, where Ginori-signed porcelain served not only as a medium for advertising but also as a hallmark of refined taste. The worn gold trim hints at the passage of time and everyday rituals, as if the dish whispers of mornings spent over Italian espresso and brief conversations beneath the arches of Palazzo Carpano. This dish can be displayed in a living room or kitchen as a decorative object on a sideboard, shelf, or coffee table. It is suitable for serving small pastries, pralines, or fruit, or as a standalone collectible among other vintage ceramics or mid-century
DIMENSION
Height2 cm
Width12 cm
Length12 cm
Dimension details
Length12 cm
Height2 cm
Width12 cm
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