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Florentine porcelain since 1735, in the pattern that put color back on the formal table.
Ginori 1735 has made porcelain in Florence since 1735, one of the oldest porcelain manufactories in Europe. Oriente Italiano, with its hand-painted carnation motif, is the pattern that carried the house into modern dining rooms.
The colors are mixed by hand and the painting is done piece by piece, so no two plates match exactly. For a table that wants formality without stiffness, it is the reference.
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