The Ginori 1735 Years Plate Collection, Celebrating Italy's Legacy. The depiction is the Baptistery of San Giovanni, located in the center of Florence. It is one of the oldest buildings in Florence and is mentioned in Dante's "Divine Comedy." The Year Plate, which features collectors and Italian famous sites popular in Japan, features wonderful names painted in beautiful colors that match the cityscape. They are very popular as room decor or as an anniversary gift. Experience your special moments with Jinori1735, the coveted tableware brand that boasts outstanding craftsmanship and beauty, offering calm and elegant charm. Since its founding in 1735, Richard Ginoli has been committed to producing high-quality, artistic porcelain, maximizing the expressive power unique to Italy. In September 2020, it changed its brand name to "GINORI 1735." With a commitment to quality that increases value over time, craftsmanship, and Made in Italy, we are developing a new brand identity with even greater design appeal. There may be discoloration or dullness on the gold-painted areas due to oxidation. About ceramic products *If the product name does not mention a plate stand or similar items, accessories will be sold separately. *Product prices may differ from physical stores. *Please note that the sales price may change without prior notice. GINORI 1735/Richard Ginori is a top Italian ceramics manufacturer with immense popularity. In 1735, Marquis Carlo Ginoli, who was well-versed in mineralogy, personally researched clay and coloration to build a porcelain kiln in Italy comparable to the Royal Saxon Porcelain Factory, and established a kiln in his own estate near Florence, Doccia. During the era of the second Lorenzo Ginori, various types of porcelain were imported from abroad and repeatedly improved, resulting in the creation of white porcelain praised as the "White Skin of Tuscany."