Inspired by his passion for white gold, renowned porcelain maison Ginori 1735 was founded in Doccia, Italy — just a stone's throw away from Florence — by Marquis Carlo Andrea Ginori. Today, under the direction of Gucci (it was acquired in 2013), Ginori 1735 crafts high-quality porcelain tableware and housewares that uphold traditional Florentine craftsmanship.
Use it to serve delicious sweets during tea time, such as macarons or cookies, or to host a cheese tasting accompanied by dried fruits, honey and jams. In a sophisticated aperitif, dessert plates become the ideal support for gourmet appetizers, such as canapés or mini quiches, turning even the simplest meal into a small ritual of pleasure and beauty. Turn dessert time into an experience that delights not only the palate, but also the eye: pair it with cups from the same collection and be inspired by bold mix-and-matches. Each porcelain piece in the Oriente Italiano collection is a masterpiece that combines tradition and innovation, perfect for impressing the most refined tastes.
