Ginori 1735
Ginori 1735 is an Italian porcelain manufactory founded in 1735, making hard-paste porcelain tableware, home décor, crystal, cutlery, furniture and fragrances.
Ginori 1735 is an Italian porcelain manufactory founded in 1735 and based at Doccia, near Florence. The company produces hard-paste porcelain tableware, including dinnerware, tea and coffee pieces, serveware and decorative objects, all made in Italy. Its output also extends to home décor, crystal, cutlery, furniture, and fragrances and candles.
The product range spans named collections and design lineages, among them the Oriente Italiano collection and designs connected to the designer Gio Ponti. The company's stated technical domains cover porcelain manufacturing, hard-paste porcelain production, artisan craftsmanship, ceramic design and industrial design collaboration, combining traditional craft with contemporary design partnerships.
Ginori 1735 operates in the home goods and tableware sector and supplies the hospitality industry, including restaurants, hotels and cafés. Nearly 300 years of continuous operation rest on manufacturing knowledge preserved and passed between generations, a reliance on skilled artisans and traditional craft, and a focus on Italian-made production.