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Mid 1700'S, Richard Ginori, Sugar Bowl
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Mid 1700'S, Richard Ginori, Sugar Bowl

18th century
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Mid 1700's, Richard Ginori, Handpainted Porcelain Sugar Bowl, also known as Doccia Porcelain.

This Porcelain Manufacturer near Florence in Italy was one of the most influential Porcelain Makers in Italy and the detail of painting on this bowl is testament of this.

The leaf of the rose bud on top of the lid is missing and there is an almost invisible 1 mm chip on the rim of the bowl (pictured, but almost invisible).

The bow has a length of ca 11.5 cm, a width of ca 9 cm and a height including rose bud of ca 10.5 cm.

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Date of Manufacture

Henley Street Antiques has dated this Antique Porcelain Sugar Bowl to the 1750s.

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Mid 1700's, Richard Ginori, Handpainted Porcelain Sugar Bowl, also known as Doccia Porcelain.
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This Porcelain Manufacturer near Florence in Italy was one of the most influential Porcelain Makers in Italy and the detail of painting on this bowl is testament of this.
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fig 1. An 18th-century white porcelain lidded sugar bowl decorated with red hand-painted landscape scenes and topped with a sculpted floral finial.
fig 1. Mid 1700'S, Richard Ginori, Sugar Bowl

The leaf of the rose bud on top of the lid is missing and there is an almost invisible 1 mm chip on the rim of the bowl (pictured, but almost invisible).

The bow has a length of ca 11.5 cm, a width of ca 9 cm and a height including rose bud of ca 10.5 cm.

Free shipping to the UK, the EU, the USA and Canada.

For all other destinations please ask for a quote.

Date of Manufacture

Henley Street Antiques has dated this Antique Porcelain Sugar Bowl to the 1750s.

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SA1109656
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Archive I An 18th-century white porcelain lidded sugar bowl decorated with red hand-painted landscape scenes and topped with a sculpted floral finial.

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An 18th-century white porcelain lidded sugar bowl decorated with red hand-painted landscape scenes and topped with a sculpted floral finial.
Mid 1700's, Richard Ginori, Sugar Bowl
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  • ObjectSugar Bowls
  • Period18th century
  • Style18th Century European
  • MaterialPorcelain, Ceramic
  • ColourWhite, Red
  • MotifsFloral finial, Monochrome landscape, Lidded vessel, Lobe shape

An 18th-century Richard Ginori lidded sugar bowl, also known as Doccia porcelain, originates from Italy around 1750. This ceramic piece exhibits a white glaze painted in red with monochrome landscape scenes depicting trees, houses, and rolling terrain. The vessel has a distinctive lobed shape with a faceted body and a matching cover surmounted by a sculpted floral finial with green-painted stem details. The leaf on the rosebud finial is missing, and the rim of the bowl contains a small 1 mm chip. Measuring ca 11.5 cm in length, ca 9 cm in width, and ca 10.5 cm in height including the rosebud, this lidded vessel suits placement on a sideboard top in a dining room or living area. Collectors of European ceramics use such antique porcelain containers to display small items or add period character to traditional interior displays.

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During the mid-18th century, European porcelain manufactories produced sugar bowls as part of elaborate tea and coffee services. These vessels frequently featured monochrome landscape decoration, known as camaieu painting, depicting classical ruins, rustic scenes, or floral motifs.

These items were crafted from either hard-paste or soft-paste porcelain, shaped by hand or slip-casting, and fired at high temperatures. Decoration was applied using overglaze ceramic enamels, often completed with hand-modelled sculptural elements such as flower-shaped lid finials.

Authentic pieces generally display period maker marks painted or incised on the underside, minor surface irregularities consistent with early kiln technology, gentle wear on unglazed foot rims, and distinct hand-painted brushwork rather than mechanical transfer printing.

An antique porcelain sugar bowl can be placed on a dining sideboard, integrated into a curated display inside a glass cabinet, or styled on a tray atop a coffee table to add historical interest to contemporary spaces.

Porcelain with overglaze enamels should be hand-washed gently in warm water using mild soap. Abrasive cloths, harsh chemical cleaners, and dishwashers must be avoided to prevent damage to the painted surface and delicate applied features.
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