Column model service by Giovanni Gariboldi for Richard Ginori.
Elegant and iconic Colonna service designed by the creative genius of Giovanni Gariboldi, Gio Ponti's apprentice first and subsequently Creative Director of the Manufacture, the set is characterized by its versatile design designed to meet the needs of minimal space and functionality of the contemporary era.
Made of fine porcelain with blue decoration, suitable for washing in the dishwasher.
The Service was produced in 1954, the year in which it received the Compasso d'Oro, the highest award for innovative design.
This is an example of the time and not a current remake, given that it was recently put back into production.
Richard Ginori was born in 1836 from the merger of the Lombard Richard ceramic company with the Marquis Ginori's Doccia factory founded in 1737.
Ginori is synonymous with luxury and quality, as well as innovation thanks to collaborations with the great designers of the time. The brand currently belongs to the GUCCI group.
The set consists of 61 pieces:
11 dinner plates;
12 soup plates;
12 dessert plates;
1 oval serving plate;
1 round serving plate;
1 small oval plate;
1 deep ravioli maker;
1 low ravioli maker;
1 round tray;
9 tea cups + 9 saucers;
1 teapot;
1 milk jug.
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SILVER Seller in Torino, Italy
