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Richard Ginori, Antique Porcelain Lidded Broth Cup, Italy, C.1850
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Richard Ginori, Antique Porcelain Lidded Broth Cup, Italy, C.1850

19th century
Description

This exceptionally rare porcelain lidded broth cup by Richard Ginori was crafted in Italy in the mid-19th century. It features the stunning "Coreano" pattern in red and blue, inspired by the Imari style. The round cup is adorned with elegantly scrolled handles and hand-painted floral motifs in iron red, cobalt blue, and gold.

The lid showcases a woven basket-like relief texture, decorated with floral designs and topped with a rose-shaped finial. As Richard Ginori did not use marking stamps until the 1950s, this piece carries no marks.

Founded in 1735 by Marquis Carlo Ginori near Florence, Richard Ginori is one of Europe’s oldest and most prestigious porcelain manufacturers. Renowned for its timeless designs and exceptional craftsmanship, the brand catered to European aristocracy in the 19th century, producing both functional and decorative porcelain with floral, mythological, and neoclassical themes. Today, Richard Ginori remains a symbol of Italian luxury and artistry, with its porcelain highly sought after by museums and collectors.

Dimensions:

Height 12 cm

Width approximately 19 cm

Depth 14.2 cm

Weight 543 grams

Condition:

There are minor chips on the petals of the rose finial on the lid. Otherwise, the cup is in excellent antique condition, with paint, enamel, and gilding well-preserved. Please note the stand is not included.

Please carefully review the accompanying photographs, as they form an integral part of this description. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us. The item will be securely packed and shipped with full tracking and insurance. Shipping costs include labour, packaging, and postage.

Physical Dimensions
Height
12cm (4.72")
Width
19cm (7.48")
Depth
14.2cm (5.59")
Declaration

Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Antique Porcelain Broth Cup to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1119619
Description
This exceptionally rare porcelain lidded broth cup by Richard Ginori was crafted in Italy in the mid-19th century. It features the stunning "Coreano" pattern in red and blue, inspired by the Imari style.
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The round cup is adorned with elegantly scrolled handles and hand-painted floral motifs in iron red, cobalt blue, and gold.
Gillers Antiques Ltd
fig 1. An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial.
fig 1. Richard Ginori, Antique Porcelain Lidded Broth Cup, Italy, C.1850

The lid showcases a woven basket-like relief texture, decorated with floral designs and topped with a rose-shaped finial. As Richard Ginori did not use marking stamps until the 1950s, this piece carries no marks.

fig 2. An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial.
fig 2. Richard Ginori, Antique Porcelain Lidded Broth Cup, Italy, C.1850

Founded in 1735 by Marquis Carlo Ginori near Florence, Richard Ginori is one of Europe’s oldest and most prestigious porcelain manufacturers. Renowned for its timeless designs and exceptional craftsmanship, the brand catered to European aristocracy in the 19th century, producing both functional and decorative porcelain with floral, mythological, and neoclassical themes. Today, Richard Ginori remains a symbol of Italian luxury and artistry, with its porcelain highly sought after by museums and collectors.

fig 3. An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial.
fig 3. Richard Ginori, Antique Porcelain Lidded Broth Cup, Italy, C.1850

Dimensions:

Height 12 cm

Width approximately 19 cm

Depth 14.2 cm

Weight 543 grams

Condition:

There are minor chips on the petals of the rose finial on the lid. Otherwise, the cup is in excellent antique condition, with paint, enamel, and gilding well-preserved. Please note the stand is not included.

fig 4. An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial.
fig 4. Richard Ginori, Antique Porcelain Lidded Broth Cup, Italy, C.1850

Please carefully review the accompanying photographs, as they form an integral part of this description. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us. The item will be securely packed and shipped with full tracking and insurance. Shipping costs include labour, packaging, and postage.

Height
12cm (4.72")
Width
19cm (7.48")
Depth
14.2cm (5.59")
Date of Manufacture

Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Antique Porcelain Broth Cup to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1119619
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Sellingantiques verified Since Mar 2023
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Archive I An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial.

Richard Ginori, Antique Porcelain Lidded Broth Cup, Italy, C.1850

Archive II An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial. View II
Archive III An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial. View III
Archive IV An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial. View IV
Archive V An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial. View V
Archive VI An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial. View VI
Archive VII An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial. View VII
Archive VIII An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial. View VIII
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Archive X An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial. View X
Archive XI An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial. View XI
Archive XII An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial. View XII
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An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial.
Richard Ginori, Antique Porcelain Lidded broth Cup, Italy, c.1850
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An antique white porcelain lidded broth cup decorated with hand-painted red and blue floral motifs, featuring twin scroll handles and a sculpted floral lid finial.
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  • ObjectBroth Cups
  • Period19th century
  • Style19th Century European
  • MaterialPorcelain, Enamel, Gold Leaf
  • ColourWhite and Red
  • MotifsFloral finial, Scroll handles, Imari floral pattern, Basketweave embossing
  • SizeH 12 cm (5 in) x W 19 cm (7 in) x D 14.2 cm (6 in)

This Richard Ginori porcelain lidded broth cup originates from mid-19th century Italy and measures 12 cm high, 19 cm wide, and 14.2 cm deep. The round white body displays hand-painted Imari floral motifs in iron red, cobalt blue, and gold leaf, complemented by twin scroll handles at the sides. The domed lid features a basketweave embossed texture, further painted with floral patterns and crowned with a sculpted rose-shaped finial. Minor chips appear on the petals of the rose finial, while the rest of the piece remains in excellent antique condition with well-preserved enamel and gilding. Place this lidded vessel on a dining room sideboard top as a decorative display object, or use it on a table during formal gatherings to serve broth. The piece adds traditional European style to a collection of historic tableware, bringing a touch of heritage design to a home interior.

A lidded broth cup, often referred to as an ecuelle or scodella, is a shallow vessel with two handles and a fitted lid, designed in Europe during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries to serve broths, soups, and warm restorative liquids.

These vessels were typically crafted from hard-paste porcelain, painted by hand using mineral enamels, and highlighted with liquid gold gilding before firing. Moulded relief decoration, such as basketweave or fluted edging, was also integrated into the body design.

Authentic mid-nineteenth-century Ginori pieces usually bear stamped or hand-painted factory marks, such as the Doccia or Ginori makers stamps, showing subtle irregularities in enamel thickness, hand-gilded trim, and slight wear around the unglazed foot rim.

Position the piece as an accent object on a dining room sideboard, inside a glazed cabinet, or atop a stacked set of art books on an open shelf to introduce historical texture to contemporary interiors.

Clean gently by hand using lukewarm water and a mild detergent with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive sponges, automatic dishwashers, and harsh chemical cleaners, as these can wear away hand-painted enamels and delicate gilding.
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